munkle
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The important thing to understand is that none of this Woke business is accidental. The destruction of the nuclear family is a required part of the Marxist playbook in order to transfer all authority to "Big Brother", the state. This is why Newsom in California is threatening parents with jail if they interfere with their minors' sex change operations. He wants the state to make decisions for children, not parents. The Marxists want full control over everyone and everything. They are not interested in compromise.
They are also pedophiles. The drag queen shows teach young confusion prone kids that it is ok to be "touched" and makes them even more confused. If Harris wins the election this is the road we are on.
Toyota and other companies' move shows there is a limit to how much money investors are willing to lose for this nonsense. The heart of American purchasing power is conservatives who work two jobs instead of whining to Kamala Harris about their welfare checks. They pay hundreds of dollars for NFL tickets. Do you think Harris or Biden would ever have the nerve to show up a football game? The humiliation of being booed out of the stadium is a risk they could never take. Trump on the other hand always gets standing ovations.
This is a good sign but we've got to keep them on the run. Marxists never quit. They are committed to the destruction of the greatest country the world has ever seen, with all its warts and war crimes. This freedom-loving rabble is still the last best hope. Else we all wind up in a virtual prison like Australia or UK, where you must show your vaccine passport QR code please.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/toyota-follows-growing-trend-companies-halting-dei-policies-initiatives
"Toyota Motor Corp. is planning to move away from DEI and pro-LGBTQ events after recently facing online controversy, according to a new report.
Bloomberg reported the company sent out a memo to its U.S. employees Thursday saying it will "narrow community activities to align with STEM education and workforce readiness" and no longer participate in the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index.
One week earlier, anti-woke activist and filmmaker Robby Starbuck detailed several woke initiatives within the company, including funding groups that oppose laws to ban gender transition treatments on minors, forming Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) divided by race and gender orientation and sponsoring a drag queen program at a summer camp for kids."
newtolerance.org
These index funds control about 25% of all stock of every public company in the world. Blackrock manages nearly $10 trillion in assets; Vanguard manages $8 trillion, and State Street has more than $4 trillion — an amount nearly equivalent to the United States GDP, and over three times as much money spent by the United States federal government in all of 2022.
Their agenda is not a hidden secret. Blackrock CEO Larry Fink has on numerous occasions admitted to forcing behaviors based on gender and race, and State Street has demanded companies disclose the diversity data of their employees. If companies refuse, State Street has promised to vote against investing in them.
This dynamic of consolidated power leads to less market competition. It also allows The Big Three to demand ESG and DEI standards in the marketplace. Conform to their social agenda…or else.
Take, for example, energy giant Exxon Mobil: last year, Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street all supported the replacement of certain Exxon Mobil board members who opposed climate change initiatives. They were replaced with people who promised to make climate change a priority. Similar efforts have been made by Blackrock and State Street to punish the Walmart Board of Directors if they do not adopt similar climate and diversity standards.
The stranglehold of The Big Three isn’t limited to the corporate world; they’ve begun to extend their influence to governments as well. Blackrock has already invested hundreds of millions in climate initiatives in third-world countries, making them beholden to the financial giant.
Blackrock has likewise pressed its climate and ESG initiatives beyond the third world. Their tentacles recently penetrated New Zealand. The country partnered with Blackrock to ensure a 100% renewable electricity power grid, leaving tens of thousands out of work with new fossil fuel standards ending their occupations, despite the country already running on 82% renewable energy from hydroelectric dams.
Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street not only have an exorbitant amount of power over global markets, but also global culture. Curtailing their reach will require financial and grassroots pushback. Otherwise, their aggressive agendas won’t end with ESG and DEI; they’ll only have just begun.""
They are also pedophiles. The drag queen shows teach young confusion prone kids that it is ok to be "touched" and makes them even more confused. If Harris wins the election this is the road we are on.
Toyota and other companies' move shows there is a limit to how much money investors are willing to lose for this nonsense. The heart of American purchasing power is conservatives who work two jobs instead of whining to Kamala Harris about their welfare checks. They pay hundreds of dollars for NFL tickets. Do you think Harris or Biden would ever have the nerve to show up a football game? The humiliation of being booed out of the stadium is a risk they could never take. Trump on the other hand always gets standing ovations.
This is a good sign but we've got to keep them on the run. Marxists never quit. They are committed to the destruction of the greatest country the world has ever seen, with all its warts and war crimes. This freedom-loving rabble is still the last best hope. Else we all wind up in a virtual prison like Australia or UK, where you must show your vaccine passport QR code please.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/toyota-follows-growing-trend-companies-halting-dei-policies-initiatives
"Toyota Motor Corp. is planning to move away from DEI and pro-LGBTQ events after recently facing online controversy, according to a new report.
Bloomberg reported the company sent out a memo to its U.S. employees Thursday saying it will "narrow community activities to align with STEM education and workforce readiness" and no longer participate in the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index.
One week earlier, anti-woke activist and filmmaker Robby Starbuck detailed several woke initiatives within the company, including funding groups that oppose laws to ban gender transition treatments on minors, forming Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) divided by race and gender orientation and sponsoring a drag queen program at a summer camp for kids."
“The Big 3”: ESG & DEI’s Puppet Masters
When it comes to tracing the roots of so-called ESG and DEI standards, all roads lead back to The Big Three.
newtolerance.org
“THE BIG 3”: ESG & DEI’S PUPPET MASTERS
"When it comes to tracing the roots of so-called Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) requirements, all roads lead back to “The Big Three”: Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street. Together, this triad of financial behemoths own the majority of stock in 88% of the S&P 500 companies; they own at least 5% of 97.5% of all S&P 500 companies. The influence of The Big Three is pervasive and near-omnipotent.These index funds control about 25% of all stock of every public company in the world. Blackrock manages nearly $10 trillion in assets; Vanguard manages $8 trillion, and State Street has more than $4 trillion — an amount nearly equivalent to the United States GDP, and over three times as much money spent by the United States federal government in all of 2022.
Their agenda is not a hidden secret. Blackrock CEO Larry Fink has on numerous occasions admitted to forcing behaviors based on gender and race, and State Street has demanded companies disclose the diversity data of their employees. If companies refuse, State Street has promised to vote against investing in them.
This dynamic of consolidated power leads to less market competition. It also allows The Big Three to demand ESG and DEI standards in the marketplace. Conform to their social agenda…or else.
Take, for example, energy giant Exxon Mobil: last year, Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street all supported the replacement of certain Exxon Mobil board members who opposed climate change initiatives. They were replaced with people who promised to make climate change a priority. Similar efforts have been made by Blackrock and State Street to punish the Walmart Board of Directors if they do not adopt similar climate and diversity standards.
The stranglehold of The Big Three isn’t limited to the corporate world; they’ve begun to extend their influence to governments as well. Blackrock has already invested hundreds of millions in climate initiatives in third-world countries, making them beholden to the financial giant.
Blackrock has likewise pressed its climate and ESG initiatives beyond the third world. Their tentacles recently penetrated New Zealand. The country partnered with Blackrock to ensure a 100% renewable electricity power grid, leaving tens of thousands out of work with new fossil fuel standards ending their occupations, despite the country already running on 82% renewable energy from hydroelectric dams.
Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street not only have an exorbitant amount of power over global markets, but also global culture. Curtailing their reach will require financial and grassroots pushback. Otherwise, their aggressive agendas won’t end with ESG and DEI; they’ll only have just begun.""
