Today, a seismic shift has happened in the antitrust case brought against the ESG asset manager cartel of
@BlackRock
,
@StateStreet
, and
@Vanguard_Group
.
@Vanguard_Group
is admitting defeat, agreeing to settle the lawsuit brought by a coalition of State Attorneys General, led by
@KenPaxtonTX
.
As part of the settlement they will pay $30 million in fines, turn over all documents related to their coordinated ESG activism, and end all ESG activism for years to come.
This is a massive win. The reckoning is here.
This settlement with Vanguard is a major blow to the ESG asset manager cartel that sets the stage for more to come.
The Attorneys General sought and got long overdue accountability and a massive course correction from Vanguard.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink should be extremely worried about what could be uncovered next, and who's going to fold next.
If State Street folds and admits defeat as well, he will be left on an island on his own.
You don't see companies making decisions that they know will hurt the bottom line without them being blackmailed into to making those moves. We have been shown the blackmail of many with bribes and crimes against children.
However, not much has been shown of the blackmail though withdrawal of access to credit, and downgrades to perceived market value. When you can't secure funds for future projects you go in the tank, and it is that kind of threat the financial giants yield against all corporations. Corporations that try to set aside funds for project then get targets by raiders to steal those funds, and sell off the company piece meal.
BREAKING: @BlackRock is in major trouble 👇
Today, a seismic shift has happened in the antitrust case brought against the ESG asset manager cartel of @BlackRock , @StateStreet , and @Vanguard_Group .
@Vanguard_Group is admitting defeat, agreeing to settle the lawsuit brought by a coalition of State Attorneys General, led by @KenPaxtonTX .
As part of the settlement they will pay $30 million in fines, turn over all documents related to their coordinated ESG activism, and end all ESG activism for years to come.
This is a massive win. The reckoning is here.
This settlement with Vanguard is a major blow to the ESG asset manager cartel that sets the stage for more to come.
The Attorneys General sought and got long overdue accountability and a massive course correction from Vanguard.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink should be extremely worried about what could be uncovered next, and who's going to fold next.
If State Street folds and admits defeat as well, he will be left on an island on his own.
ESG = Corporate Discrimination
WEF corporate control.
Corporate, yes.
Directed by the money changers, definitely.
You don't see companies making decisions that they know will hurt the bottom line without them being blackmailed into to making those moves. We have been shown the blackmail of many with bribes and crimes against children.
However, not much has been shown of the blackmail though withdrawal of access to credit, and downgrades to perceived market value. When you can't secure funds for future projects you go in the tank, and it is that kind of threat the financial giants yield against all corporations. Corporations that try to set aside funds for project then get targets by raiders to steal those funds, and sell off the company piece meal.
When everyone stops buying from corporations and switches to private companies, the bs will be harder to perpetrate on all of us.
Wouldn't it be nice to see this Evil Empire taken down.