Florida’s Best for Business, ESG & The Great Reset – Top 3 Takeaways – January 19th, 2023
- Who are you banking with? The Davos crowd isn’t hiding their intentions anymore. Not that they really have been since they literally posted their “Great Reset” initiative on the World Economic Forum’s website a few years ago. Long gone is the ability for those on the left to suggest that talk of a worldwide cabal planning a worldwide governance system and mandates is crazy talk or just another “right wing conspiracy”. Like literally on the WEF’s website under the Great Reset section it states: To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset initiative. And what does that initiative entail? As stated, The Covid-19 crisis, and the political, economic and social disruptions it has caused, is fundamentally changing the traditional context for decision-making. The inconsistencies, inadequacies and contradictions of multiple systems –from health and financial to energy and education – are more exposed than ever amidst a global context of concern for lives, livelihoods and the planet. Leaders find themselves at a historic crossroads, managing short-term pressures against medium- and long-term uncertainties. Got that? Under context that’s what the WEF states and the context for the need for a “Great Reset”. And next under “The Opportunity” they state: As we enter a unique window of opportunity to shape the recovery, this initiative will offer insights to help inform all those determining the future state of global relations, the direction of national economies, the priorities of societies, the nature of business models and the management of a global commons. Drawing from the vision and vast expertise of the leaders engaged across the Forum’s communities, the Great Reset initiative has a set of dimensions to build a new social contract that honours the dignity of every human being. This stuff is so Orwellian that if I hadn’t told you that’s currently on the World Economic Forum’s website, you’d perhaps suspected it was...
- Straight out of 1984. But again, this isn’t what’s new. It’s just what all of the one-world government creeps in Davos have recently been meeting to attempt to further carry out in society. Speaking of which and specific to today’s top takeaway, Bank of America’s CEO Brian Monihan, who happens to Chair the World Economic Forum’s International Business Council, said yesterday from Davos: (It’s time to) Align capitalism with what society wants from it. And what does Monihan suggest society “wants from it”. Mandatory worldwide ESG standards of course. Now, the Free State of Florida has literally banned the use of ESG standards for investment purposes with state resources, yet Monihan said it was crucial that sustainability and ethical standards are made official and are globalized. And at that point, quoting Monihan, then frankly, an investment manager, a consumer, society, others can sit there and say, here’s a line that is acceptable and you’re either above it or below it. If you’re below it, we shouldn’t do business with you. Right, so the global cabal gets to decide what standards all businesses around the world should operate with and if they don’t... We shouldn’t do business with you. Again, there’s nothing remotely conspiratorial about any of this. It’s all out there in the open for those who are paying attention. So, yes back to my original question. Who are you banking with? I’ve long said it and I mean it as much today as I ever have. I’m not a boycott kind of person. I’m an information driven person who believes in voting with one’s wallet. I’d much rather inform and educate so more people can make their own informed decisions, than lead a boycott against a company. But yeah, it might really be time to ask yourself a question about who you’re banking and doing other stuff with. This isn’t a joke to these people. They’re dead serious and they’ve been successful in making significant progress in advancing their Great Reset, ESG agenda already. If we don’t start choosing who we do business with differently, they might soon be forcing us to – their way. Speaking of business but in happier news...
- Florida now has the best business environment in the country. While Florida’s long been better for businesses than most, there’s a lot a competition for the top spot. And this year, according to WalletHub’s annual study of the Best State’s to Start a Business - we’re now number one. Governor DeSantis has proven that the “Free State of Florida” isn’t just a slogan but something that’s evidenced through policy when compared to the rest of the country. And it’s true of businesses and individuals alike. In the study, Florida ranked above average in every business category, with the costs to operate a business ranking lowest at 24th. Overall Utah ever-so-slightly edged us out for the top state to start a business. But in general, there’s no better place to operate one. And that’s certainly not lost on the record setting numbers of companies which continue to flee to Florida as well – as Florida was second in the country in business relocations over the past year to Texas. But what Texas doesn’t have is as good of a business environment – they’re currently number three. So perhaps this will be the year Florida is number one in business for just about everything.