Perhaps the fundamental failure of Net Zero was political. Permission was never sought from taxpayers who would pay the costs and suffer the consequences of an always ill-fated enterprise.
Globalists are trying to establish a new international financial system using digital IDs and currencies and need a large-scale, catastrophic event to do it, according to author Whitney Webb.
Joining Texas in this legal challenge against BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street are Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
The question of who owns Ukraine, and who will benefit from the commandeering of its resources, is one whose answer excludes the interests of ordinary people – and serves that of a Deep State-driven globalism.
Countering DEI globalists like BlackRock's Larry Fink and the World Economic Forum, a young entrepreneur named Alexandr Wang has taken a stand, provided leadership, and is triggering a new movement—hiring and promoting based on MEI: merit, excellence, and intelligence.
The World Economic Forum Partnership against Cybercrime (WEFPAC) appears to be a joint effort of banks, Big Tech, and the Deep State to secure total control of the world’s financial system and usher in a new era of digital tyranny.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink recently told the World Economic Forum (WEF) that developed countries with shrinking populations will be better prepared for the social problems that come from 'substituting humans for machines.'
As U.S. firms such as BlackRock and JPMorgan Chase continue to distance themselves from the ESG and 'climate change' agendas, Europe has been moving aggressively in the opposite direction, suggesting a rift is forming on the global economic landscape.
The real concern surrounding climate policies lies in the influence of corporations like BlackRock on political decision-making, rather than the merits of EVs or climate change ideologies.