Globalists: Wow! Is this a win for us? – Vanguard's CEO backs away from ESG investing.

BlackRock is the largest shareholders of Vanguard. So how did Larry Fink allowed Tim Buckley to pull out of the Net Zero Managers initiative, the Environmental, Social, and Governance?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/vanguards-ceo-bucks-the-esg-orthodoxy-tim-buckley-net-zero-emissions-united-nations-initiative-nzam-f6ae910d

ESG is the World Economic Forum's initiative to control the world through this Net-Zero emissions target. The SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) principle is the United Nations equivalent. This is the social credit score system for businesses and is based on 17 ESGs/SDGs. Every company in the world has to abide by this set of ESGs in order to survive.

Note: Both BlackRock and Vanguard are strategic partners of the World Economic Forum.

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