ESG ratings are, I believe, one way they force corporations to be "woke". If you have a good ESG rating then folks like BlackRock ($9 trillion, called the "fourth branch of government", run by a Jewish man named Larry Fink) will make sure they get investment money if bailed out. If you don't have a good ESG rating then your competitors will get investment money and shareholder revolts, etc., may happen.
ESG ratings are, I believe, one way they force corporations to be "woke". If you have a good ESG rating then folks like BlackRock ($9 trillion, called the "fourth branch of government", run by a Jewish man named Larry Fink) will make sure they get investment money if bailed out. If you don't have a good ESG rating then your competitors will get investment money and shareholder revolts, etc., may happen.
https://www.fool.com/investing/stock-market/types-of-stocks/esg-investing/esg-rating/
Can the FTC intervene in this? Assuming the FTC isn"t corrupt...which is a poor assumption I know.
Yeah, good question.
Here's a good video I saw on this by Black Pigeon Speaks - https://www.bitchute.com/video/823Vm4gW6Zhg/
Thank you!!! This should be interesting!