The Fascist Great Reset

This from Jim Church:

Carney draws inspiration from, among others, Marx, Engels and Lenin, but the agenda he promotes differs from Marxism in two key respects. First, the private sector is not to be expropriated but made a "partner” in reshaping the economy and society. Second, it does not make a promise to make the lives of ordinary people better, but worse. Carney’s Brave New World will be one of severely constrained choice, less flying, less meat, more inconvenience and more poverty: "Assets will be stranded, used gasoline powered cars will be unsaleable, inefficient properties will be unrentable,” he promises.
The agenda’s objectives are in fact already being enforced, not primarily by legislation but by the application of non-governmenta l — that is, non-democratic — pressure on the corporate sector via the ever-expanding dictates of ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) and by "sustainable finance,” which is designed to starve non-compliant companies of funds, thus rendering them, as Carney puts it, "climate roadkill.” What ESG actually represents is corporate ideological compulsion. It is a key instrument of "stakeholder capitalism.”

Carney’s Agenda is promoted by the United Nations and other international bureaucracies and a vast and ever-growing array of non-governmenta l organizations and fora, especially the World Economic Forum (WEF), where Carney is a trustee. Also, perhaps most surprisingly, by its corporate victims. No one wants to become climate roadkill.

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Tin adds:

Corporatism was the Nazi economic model. National Socialism has "private" companies that are wholly at the service of the rulers in a Fascist economic model. And Fascism was indeed socialism. The Bolsheviks had a saying "First Brown then Red"; they rightly understood National Socialism to be the stepping stone to Communism.

Oh, and Carney is your typically arrogant poseur. He does not understand the difference between intelligence, knowledge, and wisdom. He sorely lack wisdom but thinks his intellect so vast he is wise. That is the modern problem; the technocrats and bureaucrats all fancy themselves Solomons when in fact they are all Ichobods (the Hebrew word for fool).

And Carney equates climate change with Covid. To an extent I agree; they are both certainly trumped up theoretical models, neither of which actually were anywhere near as bad as the predictions. One must wonder if we had left society alone would the Covid have been any worse? Sometimes the best medicine is doing nothing. Zachary Taylor's doctors killed the President, for example. Taylor was wearing a heavy frock coat at a Fourth of July celebration and he became overheated. His doctors decided he needed more nourishment and so made him drink milk (when he needed good old H2O). When he failed to get better they decided to let his blood. If they would just have let the man cool down in the shade and drink a little water he wouldn't have died. Our response to Covid was much like that, and certainly our response to "climate change" is even more so. If Covid teaches us anything it is to be suspicious of pompous fools who tell us they know what is best.

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