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  1. Why would major corporations destroy brands and lose billions in market share and corporate value?

    “Executives at companies like Nike, Anheuser-Busch and Kate Spade, whose brand endorsements have turned controversial trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney into today’s woke “It girl,” aren’t just virtue signaling.
    They’re handing out lucrative deals to what were once considered fringe celebrities because they have to — or risk failing an all-important social credit score that could make or break their businesses. …” (emphasis added)

    https://nypost.com/2023/04/07/inside-the-woke-scoring-system-guiding-american-companies/

    1. I’ll take a stab at this. I’m not sure what it’s called when an investor intentionally drive the price of stock down then swoops in to buy low then drive the price back up. hmm… just a thought.

      1. Typically that would be the way, but thats not whats going on here, historic brands are being destroyed for no reason except some fanatical wokism with no hope for return.
        For example, I grew up collecting Marvel comics, now I have no positive association to it since that nasty Disney corporation got its hands on the rights and Disney was a company I used to love, I grew up on Mickey Mouse and all the other characters.
        Brands are being destroyed with no intention of ever bringing them back. Sprouts the health food store decided to go woke and tell customers they cannot come into their stores armed here in Texas and ever since they did this, their stock is going down and they are having to close down stores.
        My hunch is they no longer need us as good little consumers that we have done our best to show that we can be, they just need us dead or enslaved.

        1. Daniel,

          That’s a very interesting point of view, I’ve been wondering about such things myself. Maybe we’re all now seen as utter liabilities, worth more dead than alive. As far as I’m aware (subscribers please correct me if I’m wrong), there’s no legal requirement for any government to fulfill the retirement and healthcare promises that have been made to their citizenry. Then again, no Congress wants to be the one on whose watch Social Security and Medicare were reneged upon. That MIGHT cause an uprising.

          George Carlin talked about a class of employees who were “just smart enough to operate the machines and complete the paperwork, and just dumb enough never to question why it was they were working for ever less generous wages and benefits” (I’m paraphrasing, but that was the gist). Maybe now we’re no longer needed as either workers or consumers.

          After all, if corporations are going to be judged on ESG criteria, rather than whether or not they can turn a profit, then presumably it matters far less if anyone’s actually buying their goods and services.

          1. Excellent assessment Thomas. If consumerism isn’t driving a company as motivation, you have to look at what is the driver shaping the goal and end games being devised in the Board rooms.

  2. Apologies, revision #2.
    “California Insider” is doing a fantastic job documenting and unpacking why California is dying by interviewing former political lawmakers and insiders. All the advice, Catherine, on why knowing your state and county laws, budgets is critical is tragically proven essential. This is a recent clip, “CA treats its businesses like criminals and its taxpayers like organ donors.”

    https://youtu.be/vFgHMUF9giY

    2. I mean in developing my online course on land assessment, I recently learned that Humboldt County, California was hippie gangster country before cannabis became legal, now they are just bitter former hippie gangsters…I mean sounds like the area was already going down the drain, that is certainly not an environment to raise a family and that’s unfortunate too because there are some wonderful homesteading properties in Humboldt County area.

  3. Catherine, “California Insider” is doing a fantastic job documenting why Cal

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        1. One local bank requiring 500.00 minimum deposit while another requires 1,000.00

  5. Some scary stats and a chart 

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/05/peer-reviewed-study-finds-substantial-sudden-sustained-increase/
“A peer-reviewed study acknowledged a significant spike in excess mortality in Germany during the year 2021 and 2022.  According to the paper, 2021 excess deaths were “two empirical standard deviations above the expected number” and “four times the empirical standard deviations in 2022.”  The report also draws attention to a spike in stillbirths.”
“Below are charts from OpenVAERS pertaining to stillbirth spikes and vaccine related deaths in the US, and excess deaths by age in Australia.”

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