ESG fraud, from what I have seen, is enormous, widespread, and increasingly accepted as if it were some form of good manners behavior (“make nice with the noisome idiot biting little doggy”).
A clear sign of an entire culture in guilty denial about reality.
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~ A total of 39 of the top 50 emission offset projects, or 78% of them, were categorised as likely junk or worthless…
– Eight others (16%) look problematic…
– The efficacy of the remaining three projects (6%) could not be determined definitively…
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iirc West Virginia, Florida, and Texas have banned Black Rock from doing business with the state, due to it’s wokie ESG policy.
So, Black Rock is in the kimchee because it’s ESG policy is “woke”, and because it’s ESG policy is “fake”, at the same time?
Or is it because the accuracy of Black Rock’s presentations of performance are as fake as the presentations of the benefits to working people of “supply side economics”?
It’s confusing when so much of the national economy is based on fraud.
Steve
Black Rock specializes in fraud.
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