The WaPo editorial board admits the science is not settled and no government program will stop change hurricane activity. Key points highlighted. The rest is just frustrated gobbledygook. And although the editorial focuses on hurricanes, you can substitute any extreme weather event.
Bottomline commonsense: “While asset owners may pursue a social purpose or “sacrifice some performance on their investments to achieve an ESG goal,”25 investment managers entrusted to make financial investments for Kentucky’s public pension systems must be single-minded in their motivation and actions and their decisions must be “[s]olely in the interest of the members and beneficiaries [and for] the exclusive purpose of providing benefits[26] to members and beneficiaries.” Read the entire letter.
Below is my presentation of my “shareholder proposal to end all shareholder proposals” at the ExxonMobil annual meeting. You can read more about the proposal here. All CEO Darren Woods could utter in response was something like, “We support shareholder rights.” So do I — but actual shareholders, not the fake shareholders trying to subvert the company.
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Climate communism is up in arms about this presentation made at a Financial Times ESG conference. Although the video exists for now on YouTube, I have captured it so that it can’t be Stalinized. Watch HSBC asset manager Stuart Kirk take apart ESG climate investing. Kirk has now been suspected from his job at HSBC.
Last Friday (May 20), I petitioned the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to require publicly-owned corporations to disclosure to shareholders the nature and extent of business reliance on Communist China — basically what would happen if US business ties to China were disrupted by, say, war. On cue, Joe Biden says the US will defend Taiwan if Communist China invades. The petition is here. It is now posted on the SEC web site.
From the May 11, 2022 episode of Ingraham Angle.
From the May 11, 2022 episode of Tipping Point.
My latest in the Wall Street Journal (Web|PDF).
Continue reading Milloy in WSJ: Companies Should Come Clean on Their Ties to China
