I guess then its a book that I must buystefk wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 5:09 pm https://youtu.be/jjAVPHLmKxg?si=joZl7ve8ZRWB8A1u
A best seller in China. But this book is dangerous, if you read it or listen to it, you are a conspiracy theorist, be careful.
https://www.equedia.com/this-cartel-runs-everything/So, while you think democracy and freedom exist, the bigger the government, the less free you are.
Every time you hear the government is here to help, they are only helping the ultra-rich through policies.
Just think about Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act or Trudeau’s massive spending spree. How have they helped citizens at all? Where did the money go?
Simply put, to the ultra-rich cartels.
In other words, through thousands of cartel agreements, the ultra-rich – the kings of the chessboard – continue to maintain complete global control by concentrating government power into the hands of a few.
It’s much easier to influence a few government officials than billions of citizens.......
....government intervention used to kill competition doesn’t only come from tariffs and regulations. It can come directly from your pocket in the form of taxpayer money sent to the cartel.......
.....Suppose the cartel spends a few billion on media, lobbying, research, etc., on the consequences of climate change but gets trillions of dollars back directly from taxpayers through the government. In that case, that’s a great return on investment!....
..... big government is the cartel’s most natural ally. It can regulate industries, give money to whoever it chooses, and force citizens to comply with whatever it wants—to the cartel’s benefit.
Jochen Zeitz, CEO of Harley-Davidson, on how to drive a HOG into the ground.Plan A—where business has been motivated primarily by profit—is no longer an option. We knew this when we came together in 2013. United in the belief that the private sector can, and must, redefine both its responsibilities and its own terms of success, we imagined a ‘Plan B’ – for concerted, positive action to ensure business becomes a driving force for social, environmental, and economic benefit. We are focused on driving action to achieve this vision by starting ‘at home’ in our own companies, taking collective action to scale systemic solutions and using our voice where we can make a difference.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/worl ... o-go-woke/Now I should mention that Blackrock owned an 8% share in Harley Davidson, the fund that has forced businesses to comply with “woke social scores” to secure funding. After installing Zeitz, the company suddenly partnered with United Way and the Human Rights Campaign. The CEI (Corporate Equality Index) was created by the HRC (Human Rights Campaign), a massive international political lobbying group that pushes the woke agenda aggressively and is funded by Soros. The CEI judges a company’s woke rating, while the ESG encompasses everything.....
.....who is Blackrock trying to appease? The World Economic Forum, where current CEO Jochen Zeitz was once employed. He took it upon himself to fund “The B Team” which aims to force businesses to adopt social policies.
It just fills me with warmth and optimism knowing we’re in such capable hands. What could possibly go wrong, aside from that pesky nuisance called freedom? Strangely, the land of the free is starting to resemble the land of iron curtains more and more.Budge wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2024 4:14 pm Who are the shadowy players? Or, maybe not so shadowy: How about appeasing BlackRock and, by extension, WEF:
Jochen Zeitz, CEO of Harley-Davidson, on how to drive a HOG into the ground.Plan A—where business has been motivated primarily by profit—is no longer an option. We knew this when we came together in 2013. United in the belief that the private sector can, and must, redefine both its responsibilities and its own terms of success, we imagined a ‘Plan B’ – for concerted, positive action to ensure business becomes a driving force for social, environmental, and economic benefit. We are focused on driving action to achieve this vision by starting ‘at home’ in our own companies, taking collective action to scale systemic solutions and using our voice where we can make a difference.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/worl ... o-go-woke/Now I should mention that Blackrock owned an 8% share in Harley Davidson, the fund that has forced businesses to comply with “woke social scores” to secure funding. After installing Zeitz, the company suddenly partnered with United Way and the Human Rights Campaign. The CEI (Corporate Equality Index) was created by the HRC (Human Rights Campaign), a massive international political lobbying group that pushes the woke agenda aggressively and is funded by Soros. The CEI judges a company’s woke rating, while the ESG encompasses everything.....
.....who is Blackrock trying to appease? The World Economic Forum, where current CEO Jochen Zeitz was once employed. He took it upon himself to fund “The B Team” which aims to force businesses to adopt social policies.
withBill Gates and Jeff Bezos are among the founders behind a new startup called Koloma, a geologic hydrogen company that “leverages its technology, proprietary data, and human capital advantages to identify and commercialize these resources on a global scale.” The Denver-based company has already raised over $305 million and believes that it can alter the way the world uses hydrogen.
You know this has to be "special"!This will be an industry for the billionaire elite, as will all climate change measures that have no benefits for the average man.
Refrain from 1930s Music Hall song: "She was poor, but she was honest".It's the same the whole world over,
It's the poor what gets the blame,
It's the rich what gets the pleasure,
Isn't it a blooming shame?
