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March 31, 2021 | By Brian Lantz
Making the decision to fight for progress—and refusing national suicide—state officials, agencies, and legislatures across the heartland of the US are acting to stop the "Great Reset," and the Avatar known as Biden, and that Avatar’s Collective now soiling the White House. State governments with their substantial finance clout are rising to fight and defeat the green fascist—"carbon-conscious"—Wall Street and City of London predators who direct the Avatar and his Biden Collective.
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March 31, 2021 | By Brian Lantz
Mark Carney, then-Governor, Bank of England spelled out the anti-American City of London agenda in 2019,
Counterpunch
The Avatar known as Biden was hit with significant set-backs just days after he first occupied the White House. First, a federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked his administration from enforcing a 100-day moratorium on most deportations of immigrants already in the U.S. Now, US Senators and Congressman have now been on our southern border, investigating and exposing the flood of heroin and other drugs—along with desperate immigrants—pouring over our southern border. Almost at the same time, attorneys general from 21 of our states sued the Avatar and his administration over his executive order rescinding the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Simultaneously, states, having learned a hard lesson and led by Georgia, are legislating real "voter integrity" measures to prevent a replay of the fraud-ridden 2020 elections. There is also massive opposition to HR-1 and SB-1, which would enshrine fraud-ridden mail-in voting, instant voter registration.
Then on March 24, fourteen of our state attorneys general filed a major lawsuit challenging the Avatar's executive order halting new oil and gas drilling leases on federal land and water.
Indeed this entire insurgent effort is being raised up from the grass roots, 75 million voters and more, that have been inspired by President Trump and his campaign to "Make America Great Again." This runs far, far deeper than litigation and the courts, and perhaps nowhere is this clearer than in the growing number of state houses, where legislation is being written, considered and passed, to effectively run Mark Carney and BlackRock, and all similar financial predators, out of town on the proverbial rail.
Jamming up the City of London's Green Menace
A number of state legislatures are combating the oligarchy's financial houses who are attempting to cut off fossil fuel investments in oil, gas and coal, and those numbers are growing. Otherwise, these elected officials say, their state economies face collapse. They are taking on Mark Carney's "ESG"—environmental, social and governance criteria— as worth less than so much horse manure.
As a legal matter most of the lawmakers argue that investment decisions should be made solely based on the likely financial returns, not to be interfered with by so-called ESG. Indeed, a 2019 report by the Institute for Pension Fund Integrity (IPFI) advises state pension funds that ESG has been hurting state pension funds.
However, the fight is about much more than ‘the bottom line.' "ESG" is a technocratic psyops term adopted to cover for the actual fascist intent of Carney, BlackRock and the Biden collective. As President Trump warned, the intent is the destruction of the US and its Constitution. Money center banks are moving internationally to certify their clients' operations as "green, social and sustainable," or to defund them. However, as state legislatures are proving, we have only just begun to fight!
What follows are summary reports of actions occurring across many states, which have received sparse coverage in the "lame-stream media."
Texas
In Texas, Senate Bill 13, was introduced in March after the "Texas Windmill Massacre" that killed over one hundred people. The bill, along with a state House companion bill HB 2189, would direct Texas' massive investment funds to divest from any companies that “boycott” fossil fuels. The bills are also written so as to prevent companies and others from suing the state over the resulting divestment of the would-be "green" divestors. The tables are turned. The bill is sponsored by six senators, led by Brian Birdwell (R-22) From discussions with legislators and staff, it is clear that the bill will pass the Texas State Senate and HB 2189 has broad support in the House.
This legislation carries a punch. Regarding the specifics of Senate Bill 13—low numbered bills signal a high priority for lawmakers—Texas state funds named in the bill include the $48 billion Texas Permanent School Fund, the largest such K-12 fund in the U.S; the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, which manages $164.6 billion in investments; the Employee Retirement system of Texas with $26 billion in assets, and the Municipal Retirement System of Texas with about $31 billion under management.
Senate Bill 13 in part states:
North Dakota
Calling it, "the Biggest Problem Since the Great Depression," State Senator Jessica Bell has successfully sponsored SB 2291 to keep North Dakota from making insane, ESG-driven investments. The bill was signed into law by the Governor on March 23.
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"Firms that align their business models with the transition to a net-zero world will reap handsome rewards. Those that fail to adapt will cease to exist. The longer meaningful adjustment is delayed, the greater the disruption will be..."Black Rock, the world's largest asset manager, was all on-board.
Counterpunch
The Avatar known as Biden was hit with significant set-backs just days after he first occupied the White House. First, a federal judge in Texas temporarily blocked his administration from enforcing a 100-day moratorium on most deportations of immigrants already in the U.S. Now, US Senators and Congressman have now been on our southern border, investigating and exposing the flood of heroin and other drugs—along with desperate immigrants—pouring over our southern border. Almost at the same time, attorneys general from 21 of our states sued the Avatar and his administration over his executive order rescinding the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Simultaneously, states, having learned a hard lesson and led by Georgia, are legislating real "voter integrity" measures to prevent a replay of the fraud-ridden 2020 elections. There is also massive opposition to HR-1 and SB-1, which would enshrine fraud-ridden mail-in voting, instant voter registration.
Then on March 24, fourteen of our state attorneys general filed a major lawsuit challenging the Avatar's executive order halting new oil and gas drilling leases on federal land and water.
Indeed this entire insurgent effort is being raised up from the grass roots, 75 million voters and more, that have been inspired by President Trump and his campaign to "Make America Great Again." This runs far, far deeper than litigation and the courts, and perhaps nowhere is this clearer than in the growing number of state houses, where legislation is being written, considered and passed, to effectively run Mark Carney and BlackRock, and all similar financial predators, out of town on the proverbial rail.
Jamming up the City of London's Green Menace
A number of state legislatures are combating the oligarchy's financial houses who are attempting to cut off fossil fuel investments in oil, gas and coal, and those numbers are growing. Otherwise, these elected officials say, their state economies face collapse. They are taking on Mark Carney's "ESG"—environmental, social and governance criteria— as worth less than so much horse manure.
As a legal matter most of the lawmakers argue that investment decisions should be made solely based on the likely financial returns, not to be interfered with by so-called ESG. Indeed, a 2019 report by the Institute for Pension Fund Integrity (IPFI) advises state pension funds that ESG has been hurting state pension funds.
However, the fight is about much more than ‘the bottom line.' "ESG" is a technocratic psyops term adopted to cover for the actual fascist intent of Carney, BlackRock and the Biden collective. As President Trump warned, the intent is the destruction of the US and its Constitution. Money center banks are moving internationally to certify their clients' operations as "green, social and sustainable," or to defund them. However, as state legislatures are proving, we have only just begun to fight!
What follows are summary reports of actions occurring across many states, which have received sparse coverage in the "lame-stream media."
Texas
In Texas, Senate Bill 13, was introduced in March after the "Texas Windmill Massacre" that killed over one hundred people. The bill, along with a state House companion bill HB 2189, would direct Texas' massive investment funds to divest from any companies that “boycott” fossil fuels. The bills are also written so as to prevent companies and others from suing the state over the resulting divestment of the would-be "green" divestors. The tables are turned. The bill is sponsored by six senators, led by Brian Birdwell (R-22) From discussions with legislators and staff, it is clear that the bill will pass the Texas State Senate and HB 2189 has broad support in the House.
This legislation carries a punch. Regarding the specifics of Senate Bill 13—low numbered bills signal a high priority for lawmakers—Texas state funds named in the bill include the $48 billion Texas Permanent School Fund, the largest such K-12 fund in the U.S; the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, which manages $164.6 billion in investments; the Employee Retirement system of Texas with $26 billion in assets, and the Municipal Retirement System of Texas with about $31 billion under management.
Senate Bill 13 in part states:
... If, after the time provided by Subsection(b) expires, the company continues to boycott energy companies, the state governmental entity shall sell, redeem, divest, or withdraw all publicly traded securities of the company...The bill directs the state comptroller to create a list of companies and funds that “boycott” fossil fuel companies and allows the attorney general to take enforcement action against state funds that do not divest from the companies on the list.
Sec. 809.054. DIVESTMENT OF ASSETS. (a) A state governmental entity required to sell, redeem, divest, or withdraw all publicly traded securities of a listed company shall comply with the following schedule: [...]
North Dakota
Calling it, "the Biggest Problem Since the Great Depression," State Senator Jessica Bell has successfully sponsored SB 2291 to keep North Dakota from making insane, ESG-driven investments. The bill was signed into law by the Governor on March 23.
"They're denied access to capital. They are denied access to loans. They are refusing to do business with them. Our insurance rates have gone up," Senator Bell has effectively argued. "I mean, you name it, ESG has already negatively affected us."The opening text of SB 2291 begins with a prohibition against "social investment," namely, ESG.
SECTION 1. A new section to chapter 21-10 of the North Dakota Century Code is created and enacted as follows:In an attempt to "level the playing field between wind farms and lignite-fired electricity," North Dakota lawmakers are also discussing legislation to impose a tax on unreliable wind generation. Other legislation is aimed at electric reliability, and penalizing utilities for outages, with the aim of preventing future power blackouts. Another major fight is over Coal Creek, which at 1,100-megawatts is the largest coal-fired electric generating station in the state.
Social investment – Prohibition.
As used in this section, "social investment" means the consideration of socially responsible criteria in the investment or commitment of public funds for the purpose of obtaining an effect other than a maximized return to the state.
Except as otherwise provided in a state investment policy relating to the investment of the legacy fund and unless the state investment board can demonstrate a social investment would provide an equivalent or superior rate of return compared to a similar investment that is not a social investment and has a similar time horizon and risk, the state investment board may not invest state funds for the purpose of social investment.
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Chuck's connection to the green agenda:
The City of London has this all planned out months likely years in advance and have contingencies in place. The City of London and the UK are ground central for this global Covid operation rollout planned many years in advance. Nothing is "free," absolutely nothing. There is a price for everything.
Bloomberg's private intelligence network (mercenary army) wants to take control of all the digital surveillance (digital slavery) including the social impact bonds (human capital performance bonds) originated by Sir Ronald Cohen for the City of London:
Covid (is a mind virus) is being driven by bond investing (pay-for-success) on the global capital markets. Everyone needs to be tested for Covid to initiate the data collection required for the social impact bonds. Then once the data is collected it can be fed into data analytics systems to control the outcomes for human capital performance bonds. If you have a child in this system once registered on the blockchain that child will have absolutely no control over his or her direction in life. Call it what it is: digital slavery.
Covid (is a mind virus) is being used as cover to set up and structure these digital surveillance systems. It starts by isolating people, cutting them off from contact, forcing them to wear masks to eviscerate their individuality, force lockdowns on entire populations to prevent them from organizing and then traumatize them with fear-based media. Knowing this roughly 75 percent of the population will go along with this covert agenda with very little resistance. That's just how people are while all opposition and alternative opinions are quashed.
Do not get confused with the description "philanthropy." This is predatory philanthropy:
This type of investing came out of the House of Rothschild and has now moved into the digital capitalism age:
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