PENSION FUND SOCIALISM IS FUNDED BY DEI (DIVIDE, EXCLUDE & INDOCTRINATE.) AND CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility.) BOTH OF THESE REVOLUTIONARY PLANS RE-DISTRIBUTE WHITEY’S MONEY TO AMERICAN MINORITIES. THE ANTIFA AND BLM PROGRAMS BLACKMAILED AMERICA’S CORPORATIONS FOR BILLIONS OF DOLLARS. ALL FUNDS ARE USED TO TAKE AMERICA DOWN SO IT CAN BECOME A SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST CENTERPIECE. THE REST OF THE HOLDOUT COUNTRIES WILL FALL UNDER OUR SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST CONTROL. OUR ONE-WORLD GOVERNMENT IS CLOSE AT HAND.
The Bryrom Slick and Binkie Binkerton DEI Revolution has been a roaring success for over two decades.DEI has replaced the original Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) socialist program. It divides, excludes, and indoctrinates white people. DEI is far superior to the older CSR program. We are using whitey’s money to wage war against the white race. All whites are white supremacists. Our New Left Media achieves the sell-through on that lie.
The introduction of corporate governance codes – legal “rulebooks” telling companies how to manage themselves. Throughout the 20th century, we have seen plenty of campaigns pressuring companies into fairer, more sustainable business practices. How well they worked is a matter of debate.
Adapt, build, achieve. Criminalize discrimination and encourage diversity. BlackRock Inc has made ESG a top priority within their daily business. Many other firms have followed suit. They believe ESG is here to stay, so they had better get used to it NOW.
PENSION FUND SOCIALISM, DEI. DIVIDE, EXCLUDE & INDOCTRINATE.
Responsible investing in ethical business practices fluctuates over time depending on what different market generations care about. A 2004 report from the United Nations – titled Who Cares Wins – carried what is widely considered the first mainstream mention of ESG in the modern context. This report leaned in heavily, encouraging all business stakeholders to embrace ESG long-term. The concept still has no uniform reporting standards. The EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) – a 2019 measure to bring order to the chaotic sustainable investing market.
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) is a framework used to assess an organization’s business practices and performance on various sustainability and ethical issues. An event or an ongoing situation in which company operations and products allegedly have a negative environmental, social, and governance impact.
The problem with ESG as an investment approach is the lack of standardized criteria for what makes an investment sustainable. ESG doesn’t benefit investors, and it likely harms them on balance. It does, however, benefit its advocates at investors’ expense. ESG thus fails morally: its advocates encourage its practitioners to parade their vanity, ignore shareholders, and evade accountability. ESG, in short, is socially irresponsible.
ESG investments allocate money based on political agendas, such as a drive against climate change, rather than earning the best returns for savers. They say ESG is the latest example of the world trying to get woke.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the idea that a company should play a positive role in the community and consider the environmental and social impact of business decisions.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to businesses’ sustainability strategies to ensure the company is carried out ethically. In contrast, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) are criteria used to measure a company’s sustainability. CSR focuses on corporate volunteering, lowering carbon footprint, and engaging with charities. ESG provides a more quantitative measure of sustainability. ESG considers environmental, social, and governance factors. ESG improves the valuation of the business.
We fund our street-fighting troops with money from ESG and CSR. Our New Left Media Crew stirs up the outrage on cue.
