The Malign Genesis of ESG - Part I | The Pipeline
"It offers them a mechanism by which to redirect and control capital and property in ways that align with their political worldview.
After decades of coordination and collaboration, the network not only has well-defined initiatives and objectives, but also defined timelines to what they call a “transitioned world.” Success for ESG necessarily harms entire swathes of society in a free market, democratic system."
The Malign Genesis of ESG—Part 2 | The Pipeline
"As self-ascribed arbiters of permissible corporate and social values, these ostensibly independent financial sector experts act more like cultish evangelizers than disinterested asset managers. They seek to codify political views into boardrooms and across industries using other peoples’ capital—leveraging it to change behavior and directing it toward investments that align with their values. In more enlightened decades such a scheme may have been considered coercion or collusion. But in the 2020s, financial leaders fancy it sophisticated enlightenment."
One of this forum's favorites is a central and pivotal figure in this marxist bullshit.
Yes!!! Klaus "Movie Super Villain" Schwab. @Dr. Evil - looks like Klaus is gunning for your spot.
Every time I read something about ESG or the WEF I get this scene from "The Producers" going through my head...
"It offers them a mechanism by which to redirect and control capital and property in ways that align with their political worldview.
After decades of coordination and collaboration, the network not only has well-defined initiatives and objectives, but also defined timelines to what they call a “transitioned world.” Success for ESG necessarily harms entire swathes of society in a free market, democratic system."
The Malign Genesis of ESG—Part 2 | The Pipeline
"As self-ascribed arbiters of permissible corporate and social values, these ostensibly independent financial sector experts act more like cultish evangelizers than disinterested asset managers. They seek to codify political views into boardrooms and across industries using other peoples’ capital—leveraging it to change behavior and directing it toward investments that align with their values. In more enlightened decades such a scheme may have been considered coercion or collusion. But in the 2020s, financial leaders fancy it sophisticated enlightenment."
One of this forum's favorites is a central and pivotal figure in this marxist bullshit.
Yes!!! Klaus "Movie Super Villain" Schwab. @Dr. Evil - looks like Klaus is gunning for your spot.
Every time I read something about ESG or the WEF I get this scene from "The Producers" going through my head...
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