Wall Street’s Planned Theft of America’s Lands and Waters, by Elizabeth Nickson

There is nothing these clowns don’t want to own. From Elizabeth Nickson at elizabethnickson.substack.com:

Everything will be monetized and measured and traded, even you.

Up next on Wall Street’s exploitation list.

If not stopped, on November 17th, the U.S. government will pass a rule that allows for America’s protected lands, including parks and wildlife refuges, to be listed on the N.Y. Stock Exchange. Natural Asset Companies (NACs) will be owned, managed, and traded by companies like BlackRock, Vanguard, and even China.

Since the early 2000’s, outfits like Goldman Sachs have been trying to trade air, or specifically carbon without much success. Their 2005 carbon exchange staggered along until it was quietly discontinued, and their Climate Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is now facing delisting. “ESG” was the next attempt to monetize the un-monetizable, with the “E” part of that acronym standing for Environment, ill-defined as that was. Now ESG is failing. Market leaders say it is facing “a perfect storm of negative sentiment” and its U.S. investments fell by $163 billion in the first quarter of 2023 alone.

Its stepchild, Net-Zero, is so loathed, it looks like it might blow up the entire carbon scam. Says Australian senator Matt Canavan, “Net-Zero has absolutely carked it. It is a soundbite and totally insane. Almost everything we grow, we make, we do in our society relies on the use of fossil fuels.” Vanguard has pulled out of Net-Zero funds. The British government too is backing out of Net-Zero, saying “we won’t save the planet by bankrupting the British people.” New Zealand’s new government revised the country’s Net-Zero plans in its first week in office. In the hard hit Netherlands, the Farmer-Citizen movement is now the dominant party in the Dutch senate and every provincial assembly. Sweden has abandoned its 100 percent Net-Zero plans and Norway has announced another $18 billion in oil and gas investments.

Not going to happen.

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One response to “Wall Street’s Planned Theft of America’s Lands and Waters, by Elizabeth Nickson

  1. Neo is the One's avatar Neo is the One

    Uncanny! Just read that one about Omni Consumer Products world.

    We get those BlackRock we want to buy your crib letters all the time and there are rising number of vacancies local, not all of them have unkempt yards, in the noticing department.

    No curtains, no cars, no lights ever on, is how I can tell and almost time for more Area Study or heel and toe.

    But, but, but, muh vote and we will vote on it?

    (darr, derp, drool)

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