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💯 Thank you, Jon.

This summary is excellent, especially this:

What was intended to be a kinder, gentler form of capitalism has morphed into a kind of economic fascism that places the arbitrary interests of a small cabal of people — asset managers, bureaucrats, global financiers — ahead of consumers.

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Thanks, Michi! ESG is awful, sinister stuff, and it's also complicated. It's fun learning more about it. Here's hoping Bud Light's embarrassment (and severe losses) remind corporations who their real bosses are. (And hopefully the ESG apparatus gets dismantled soon.)

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I used to be a sustainability & business consultant ... an old school one (not into EVs or renewable energy ... they are a money grab and decimate nature). Sadly, the globalist cabal”s technocommunist (luciferian) agenda has hijacked the Sustainability space with their ESG and Net Zero nonsense.

Sustainability consultants who speak out against the agenda are sidelined, slandered and censored in the industry. There is no debate allowed about climate issues, just as there was no debate allowed about alternative health solutions for “viruses”

I used to be a clinical dietitian too, but learned about the dark side of the industry back in the 1990s, read about the history of “Rockefeller Medicine” (same evil globalists) hijacking the heath and wellness space in 1913, so I switched to natural health solutions and shifted career into technology & business consulting.

Now with ESG, smart cities and the full digital enslavement agenda ... plus the nefarious DEI agenda, we are like frogs being slow-boiled in the Neo-communist stew.

My career now? I’m a professional Conspiracy Realist... my pronouns are Told/You/So. 😎

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"frogs being slow-boiled in the Neo-communist stew." is a good way to put it.

But at least we will not go quietly. :-)

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Who is really looking out for shareholders ? The executives probably went to Harvard Business School where they learned ESG. The board is made up of similar people. Fund managers are on the same wavelength. It's not like pension funds are smart money, and they are the biggest funds around.

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