I still don't get how the fuck did they manage to pull the ESG grift off.
And I am getting insane just thinking about the ethernal abis of conspiracies I don't even know about.
@Tfmonkey
Yes, and I know the fact about pension fonds being handled this way.
My point was purely about the insane scale of the grift. And that I am not sure what to think of it. Is it just one fraud, or is it a proof, that capitalism itself has a fucking backdoor, that can be abused this much?
@Tfmonkey
Whenever there is a discussion on flat earth, one of the most common arguments is "oh, just imagine how many people would have to be in on it". And yet, here we have a truly global scale conspiracy, where a few companies were given control over investing money of such a huge portion of population, and they used it to re-forge society into a troonified version.
I seriously cannot wrap my head around that scale.
@LukeAlmighty it's just a form of soft nationalization, which all Communist regimes have always done. They've learned that rather than overtly own the means of production, just collapse industries into a few "too big to fail" companies that the government can control behind the scenes. And again, they can use those companies to do things the government can't legally do as well.
They're recreating the Chinese CCP system in the West. It's called "State Capitalism".
@LukeAlmighty Blackrock handles the governments employee pension funds, which is billions of dollars. Just like with social media, the government sets up shop in private companies and makes them do what the government can't legally do.
Haven't you noticed that the ESG bullshit and the mass censorship on social media (which has been proven to be government controlled) all occurred at the exact same time?