Texas severs ties with Blackrock

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The chairman of the State Board of Education announced on Tuesday that the Texas Permanent School Fund is terminating its investment with BlackRock.

“The Texas Permanent School Fund (PSF) has a fiduciary duty to protect Texas schools by safeguarding and growing the approximately $1 billion in annual oil and gas royalties managed by the Texas General Land Office,” Chairman Aaron Kinsey stated.

“Today, PS leadership delivered an official notice to global asset manager BlackRock terminating its financial management of approximately $8.5 billion in Texas’ assets. Terminating BlackRock’s contract ensures PSF’s full compliance with Texas law,” Kinsey added.


Additionally, Texas’ public school teachers’ pension, the largest in the state, jettisoned more than $500 million worth of investments in BlackRock, per The Dallas Morning News.

BlackRock vehemently denies that it has discriminated against Texas oil and gas.

Blackrock invests in DEI/ESG and TX says no thanks.

TX determined that the firm is engaged in a boycott of energy companies.

The ESG movement (environmental, social, and governance), which BR is promoting, calls for investments to be pulled from traditional energy industries and diverted to green energy in the "fight against global warming".

LOL....Abbott must have talked with the ex Hertz CEO on how EVs worked out for him. ;)
 

The chairman of the State Board of Education announced on Tuesday that the Texas Permanent School Fund is terminating its investment with BlackRock.

“The Texas Permanent School Fund (PSF) has a fiduciary duty to protect Texas schools by safeguarding and growing the approximately $1 billion in annual oil and gas royalties managed by the Texas General Land Office,” Chairman Aaron Kinsey stated.

“Today, PS leadership delivered an official notice to global asset manager BlackRock terminating its financial management of approximately $8.5 billion in Texas’ assets. Terminating BlackRock’s contract ensures PSF’s full compliance with Texas law,” Kinsey added.


Additionally, Texas’ public school teachers’ pension, the largest in the state, jettisoned more than $500 million worth of investments in BlackRock, per The Dallas Morning News.

BlackRock vehemently denies that it has discriminated against Texas oil and gas.

Blackrock invests in DEI/ESG and TX says no thanks.

TX determined that the firm is engaged in a boycott of energy companies.

The ESG movement (environmental, social, and governance), which BR is promoting, calls for investments to be pulled from traditional energy industries and diverted to green energy in the "fight against global warming".

LOL....Abbott must have talked with the ex Hertz CEO on how EVs worked out for him. ;)
Sure. A major investment company is boycotting industries that can make them money. :auiqs.jpg:
Sorry, I smell politics behind this. The just and righteous Christian warriors of the Texas Republican party didn't like the fact that a firm like Blackrock diversifies. That means not only oil and gas, but also green energies too.
OOOOOOOOO....DEI. Run Away!!

Oh well, it's the Texas PSF's loss.
 

The chairman of the State Board of Education announced on Tuesday that the Texas Permanent School Fund is terminating its investment with BlackRock.

“The Texas Permanent School Fund (PSF) has a fiduciary duty to protect Texas schools by safeguarding and growing the approximately $1 billion in annual oil and gas royalties managed by the Texas General Land Office,” Chairman Aaron Kinsey stated.

“Today, PS leadership delivered an official notice to global asset manager BlackRock terminating its financial management of approximately $8.5 billion in Texas’ assets. Terminating BlackRock’s contract ensures PSF’s full compliance with Texas law,” Kinsey added.


Additionally, Texas’ public school teachers’ pension, the largest in the state, jettisoned more than $500 million worth of investments in BlackRock, per The Dallas Morning News.

BlackRock vehemently denies that it has discriminated against Texas oil and gas.

Blackrock invests in DEI/ESG and TX says no thanks.

TX determined that the firm is engaged in a boycott of energy companies.

The ESG movement (environmental, social, and governance), which BR is promoting, calls for investments to be pulled from traditional energy industries and diverted to green energy in the "fight against global warming".

LOL....Abbott must have talked with the ex Hertz CEO on how EVs worked out for him. ;)
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Sure. A major investment company is boycotting industries that can make them money. :auiqs.jpg:
Sorry, I smell politics behind this. The just and righteous Christian warriors of the Texas Republican party didn't like the fact that a firm like Blackrock diversifies. That means not only oil and gas, but also green energies too.
OOOOOOOOO....DEI. Run Away!!

Oh well, it's the Texas PSF's loss.

Head In The Sand GIF - Head In The Sand - Discover & Share GIFs
 

The chairman of the State Board of Education announced on Tuesday that the Texas Permanent School Fund is terminating its investment with BlackRock.

“The Texas Permanent School Fund (PSF) has a fiduciary duty to protect Texas schools by safeguarding and growing the approximately $1 billion in annual oil and gas royalties managed by the Texas General Land Office,” Chairman Aaron Kinsey stated.

“Today, PS leadership delivered an official notice to global asset manager BlackRock terminating its financial management of approximately $8.5 billion in Texas’ assets. Terminating BlackRock’s contract ensures PSF’s full compliance with Texas law,” Kinsey added.


Additionally, Texas’ public school teachers’ pension, the largest in the state, jettisoned more than $500 million worth of investments in BlackRock, per The Dallas Morning News.

BlackRock vehemently denies that it has discriminated against Texas oil and gas.

Blackrock invests in DEI/ESG and TX says no thanks.

TX determined that the firm is engaged in a boycott of energy companies.

The ESG movement (environmental, social, and governance), which BR is promoting, calls for investments to be pulled from traditional energy industries and diverted to green energy in the "fight against global warming".

LOL....Abbott must have talked with the ex Hertz CEO on how EVs worked out for him. ;)
Don't live in Texas with low temps you'll freeze to death or be bankrupt by their charges.
 
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I wish one of them would catch a photo of this "Q" thing and finally prove it exists. They spend so much time obsessing over it and I still have no idea what the fuck it is.

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Q?

The QAnon started by far-right LOONIES.

It's part of the trump Cult.
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Q?

The QAnon started by far-right LOONIES.

It's part of the trump Cult.
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So, a group no one claims to be a member of, has no pictures or biographies of founders or leaders, has no meetings, no membership rolls, no communications between members, and that no one can identify anyone else as being part of? Sounds a little conspiratorial to me. The operative quote from the above is: "claims made by an anonymous individual or individuals". No one knows who they are, but we're just certain they exist, they have to, the talking heads tell me they do!
 
Sure. A major investment company is boycotting industries that can make them money. :auiqs.jpg:
Sorry, I smell politics behind this. The just and righteous Christian warriors of the Texas Republican party didn't like the fact that a firm like Blackrock diversifies. That means not only oil and gas, but also green energies too.
OOOOOOOOO....DEI. Run Away!!

Oh well, it's the Texas PSF's loss.

The green energy scam isn't making anyone money, except the tiny handful of people running the con.
 

Texas severs ties with Blackrock​

Wow .
It's as though Texas has been picked as a test market for taking Deep State apart piece by piece .
Add in Tik Tok and likely legislation over border illegals.

If they follow up with Vanguard , for example , that would almost clinch it .

Huge respect .
 
So, a group no one claims to be a member of, has no pictures or biographies of founders or leaders, has no meetings, no membership rolls, no communications between members, and that no one can identify anyone else as being part of? Sounds a little conspiratorial to me. The operative quote from the above is: "claims made by an anonymous individual or individuals". No one knows who they are, but we're just certain they exist, they have to, the talking heads tell me they do!
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Well, the vapid left claim to know everything about them, so.......................................... :dunno:

They MUST exist.
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Well, the vapid left claim to know everything about them, so.......................................... :dunno:

They MUST exist.
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Obviously, they HAVE to exist, or there wouldn't be all those people identified as members...uh, who were they again?
 
Sure. A major investment company is boycotting industries that can make them money. :auiqs.jpg:
Sorry, I smell politics behind this. The just and righteous Christian warriors of the Texas Republican party didn't like the fact that a firm like Blackrock diversifies. That means not only oil and gas, but also green energies too.
OOOOOOOOO....DEI. Run Away!!
Blackrock gobbles everything .
With Vanguard you can say that together they could hold the world to ransom tomorrow .
If CIA is the communication centre for Deep State , Blackrock and Vanguard are their public face for financial matters and markets control .
Simple fact . Not some Conspiracy Malarkey.
 
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I wish one of them would catch a photo of this "Q" thing and finally prove it exists. They spend so much time obsessing over it and I still have no idea what the fuck it is.

.
Quicksand

Q is a mole from the Deep State he pretends to be against. His assignment is to mislead people suspicious of what's going on behind the scenes. He even promotes the fantasy taken directly from the silly teener-bopper flick, The Hunger Games, starring a bimbo with a bow, that there is cabal within the Cabal that is secretly on the citizens' side and will take over if things get out of hand.
 

The chairman of the State Board of Education announced on Tuesday that the Texas Permanent School Fund is terminating its investment with BlackRock.

“The Texas Permanent School Fund (PSF) has a fiduciary duty to protect Texas schools by safeguarding and growing the approximately $1 billion in annual oil and gas royalties managed by the Texas General Land Office,” Chairman Aaron Kinsey stated.

“Today, PS leadership delivered an official notice to global asset manager BlackRock terminating its financial management of approximately $8.5 billion in Texas’ assets. Terminating BlackRock’s contract ensures PSF’s full compliance with Texas law,” Kinsey added.


Additionally, Texas’ public school teachers’ pension, the largest in the state, jettisoned more than $500 million worth of investments in BlackRock, per The Dallas Morning News.

BlackRock vehemently denies that it has discriminated against Texas oil and gas.

Blackrock invests in DEI/ESG and TX says no thanks.

TX determined that the firm is engaged in a boycott of energy companies.

The ESG movement (environmental, social, and governance), which BR is promoting, calls for investments to be pulled from traditional energy industries and diverted to green energy in the "fight against global warming".

LOL....Abbott must have talked with the ex Hertz CEO on how EVs worked out for him. ;)

I got a gif...'Shit on DEI'

but can't post it.

This is all I got!


DEI confusion.jpg
 

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