Hello John and Doves,
I wondered when these big, trillion dollar companies
would "substantially" cut back or drop out of the UN climate
alliance - it was easy to see the UN's climate goals
impinged on these big corporations ways of making more and
more money and attending to their own agendas - and
they know this 'climate cartel' with its climate crisis' is a
ruse on the people of the
world. It was just time to step away and move on with
their own agendas. They have bigger plans than the UN
'climate crisis' with it's ESG nonsense.
JPMorgan and State Street Global Advisors are saying
their " 'in house sustainability' efforts are sufficient to
fight global warming.", so they are dropping out - BlackRock
is "substantially scaling back involvement" in the "massive
United Nations climate alliance formed to combat global
warming through corporate sustainability agreements."
BlackRock and State Street manage trillions of dollars
in assets.
It appears that the UN's Climate Action 100+s "phase
2" conflicted with investing policies.
The House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan
said, "Today's decisions by JPMorgan and State Street are
big wins for freedom and the American economy, and we hope
more financial institutions follow suit in abandoning
collusive ESG actions."
I'm just
surprised it took this long..I guess just follow the money.
The mention of
"trillions of dollars" reminded me of Prince Charles speech at
the UN climate meeting - saying that "HE" had trillions at his
disposal and it required a military force to get the world on
board with their climate agenda. "HE" as in ...the
Antichrist?
These companies,
like most, know this climate agenda is ridiculous.
Reducing human/animal-caused CO2 and keeping the planet's
temperature below a certain number was always a stupid idea
and full of flaws and lies - the ultimate purpose has always
been for depopulation, a deception for control, money, power
and yet another way to destroy God's creation of man and
Earth.
This has to be a
HUGE hit to the UN's agenda - good! Looks like greed
surpassed their need to destroy the earth.
How big a
hit? Well, it looks like $14 trillion - yep - that's a
"T"! "Investment firms JPMorgan Asset Management and
State Street Global Advisors both pulled out of Climate Action
100 plus, and Blackrock is reducing its involvement.
Altogether it means about $14 trillion leaving that effort."
As for these
companies - we are advised to "wait to trust these companies
again" per Consumers Research executive director Will
Hild. "By leaving the Climate Action 100+ climate
cartel, they are signalling that the actions of millions of
consumers and dozens of elected officials are having an
effect."
These companies
control trillions - do they really care about consumers or
elected officials? Let's just say,.it just isn't
'advantageous' for them to continue their relationship with
the UN this way - they have their own evil agendas and they
are moving forward with them.
Hope this is a
big heads up for other companies struggling with UN pressure
to meet CO2 deadlines and ESG requirements.
Pray for the
peace of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance