ESG

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ESG is a left-wing version of the China Social Media Score to bully companies and individuals into agendas the elites want.
ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) is like the CCP's Social Media Score, as a way to bully companies and individuals into agendas the elites want. Basically, they want to replace Shareholder Equity with "Stakeholder" Equity. This is the idea that you replace quality and price, with whatever metrics the far left wants, like Environmental, or SJW suppliers.
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Created: 2022-07-13 
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Fascism is basically Franchise Marxism. The idea that the government owns the means of production, but it lets businesses and individuals have property/businesses, only as long as they are compliant and doing what the government demands of it. China's CCP replaced Marxism with Fascism, in the great loosening. And now the EU and World Economic Forum wants to force it on the rest of the world, using ESG, and "The Great Reset".

Remember, the left never gives up a bad idea, they just rename it and try it again. They want to creat a pan-national socialism (Fascism), with the Elites mandating how businesses can do business. And ESG is the tool they want to use to do it. This is basically regurgitating National Socialism (fascism), and their ideas with for a "New World Order". They just haven't found the right cudgel to beat us into submission with, yet. But ESG and The Great Reset are just repackaged old ideas.

Remember, Fascism was just Business doing Socialist Governments bidding, on a variety


While thinking that through, I was mulling over how to explain fascism to someone who is indoctrinated/miseducated in western schools, universities or by our media to think that it's a right wing ideology. (A laughable premise that many rubes don't have the logical framework to think their way out of). National Syndicalism / Fascism is a branch of socialism that believes in Syndicates: which is a group of unions or businesses (aka Syndicates) working together to further Environmental, Social and Governance goals... China became Fascist when the CCP started allowing private businesses, but only as long as the businesses were doing what the government wanted, and in the way Beijing demanded. China, Venezuela, Cuba, USSR, North Korea -- all Marxist countries are Nationalistic. (So National Socialism, is just Socialism). And even if you are International Socialists (New World Order / Great Reset / U.N. / EU / etc), it's still basically the same ideology, the only difference is instead of playing to people's national patriotism, you play to their global (environmental) patriotism. But trying to explain that to a leftist is like pushing runny mud up a hill.... you get dirty, and they get nowhere. Then it hit me... Fascism is Franchise Marxism. Marxism is revolutionary communism, where they own/control the means of production and you put the party over things like the profit motive. Franchise Marxism is the same party/elite rules in the name of the greater good, they just give you a license to have a business/property only as long as you are paying your dues and doing the bidding of the central party. You either join the franchise, or you can't get loans, work with various suppliers, or sell to some customers. (Hyper regulation, in the name of some other cause; usually social justice, or not the environment). It doesn't mean you can get over leftists roadblocks against growth. (Those walls are often pretty high). But at least the rational centrists have a simpler framework to understand the similarities or differences between National Socialism and Marxist Socialism.



  • BlackRock - BlackRock was downgraded by UBS for their Woke over anti-Investor Value positions on ESG... that got multiple states (Texas, South Carolina, Louisiana, to pull various state endowment/investment funds in paying into BlackRock funds that work directly agaist the State and their Employees interests.
  • ESG/Ghana - Ghana was a mass exporter of energy and fastest growing economy in Africa. It adopted ESG. In 2015 World Bank announced largest loan ever to transform their energy economy. Since then they have regular blackouts. Their energy shortage are causing water problems (you need power to pump/purify). They went to organic fertilizers, now they're having food shortages.
  • ESG/Sri Lanka - In 2018, Sri Lanka agreed to raise their ESG and remake their economy. Those failures led to a revolution by 2022. Their idea was to ban chemical fertilizers, which bankrupted so many farms and reduced the productivity of the rest, that they went from food exporters to starving and a collapsing economy. Their President fled the country.


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