Greetings my fellow Americans! A short while ago, reiterated the 28 Principles of Freedom on which the American model of civilization was originally based. Starting with this one, I intend (in at least two parts) to contrast these principles with those being put forth by the orchestrators of the New World Order now being foisted upon us via The Great Reset. I also intend to cite the fundamental difference in human nature upon which both are premised and to explain the importance of stakeholder capitalism.
Let’s start with the latter set of principles by further analyzing the “core of stakeholder capitalism,” as put forth by its author, Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum (emphasis mine):
“…it is a form of capitalism in which companies do not only optimize short-term profits for shareholders, but seek long-term value creation, by taking into account the needs of all their stakeholders, and society at large.”
As with all academically-oriented utopian theories throughout human history, the language of this statement seems quite enlightened and all-inclusive on its face. Who wouldn’t, in principle, want long-term value creation which addresses the needs of everyone who now walks, and will ever walk, this Earth? Even the model for it is beautifully simple:
The Global Stakeholder Model, taken from What is Stakeholder Capitalism (History and Relevance), World Economic Forum
Note that People and Planet are at the center, with governments, civil society, companies and the “international community” all taking shared responsibility for optimizing the “well-being of all of us as well as that of the environment.” Stakeholder capitalism is put forth as a more inclusive and society-and environment-sensitive alternative to the shareholder capitalism which drove much of the 20th-Century advances of western civilization; stakeholder capitalism is also at the heart of what has become known as The Great Reset.
Among the more prominent acronyms now being adopted throughout the business world to reflect the purported shift to global stakeholders include ESG (for Environmental, Social, and corporate Governance), and DEI (for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), as criteria and measures are being put in place to measure companies’ effective long-term value creation which addresses the needs of all of their stakeholders, and society at-large. The only way to implement this new and more enlightened approach, they say, is to “reset,” i.e., to completely abandon those shareholder-oriented principles which made private profit paramount at the expense of those not directly involved in the investment nor day-to-day operations of these so-called “greedy” businesses.
So, the unspoken premise upon which all of this is based is that the following are objectively, consistently, and globally definable for society at-large by one or more elite and enlightened individuals:
- Long-term value
- Needs
- Standards and criteria for the likes of ESG and DEI
- Rewards for compliance with the mandated standards and criteria for stakeholder capitalism
- Methods of enforcement and punishment for insufficient or non-compliance with said standards and criteria
Also presumed is that “the planet” is doomed to imminent destruction if this system is not adopted, and that its people can be sufficiently inculcated, groomed or culled to blissfully comply with this globally altruistic vision of a better world. In other words, people (who are inherently good) will naturally fall into line with all of it, once we completely eradicate all thinking, speech, behavior, etc. that is critical of, disagrees, or runs counter to it. Further, the people who will be required to manage this system will be paragons of virtue and the ultimate altruists, and will be the exemplars for the rest of us of how to right the wrongs of this world which it’s taken humans heretofore millennia to otherwise attempt and fail.
Sound great so far? We’ll compare and contrast to the founding principles of America in Part 2
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Stakeholder capitalism: another way of saying when you are forced to have a stake in something, that someone has a vested interest in, you are bound to their terms of survival. That’s also a perversion of the premise for communism.
Klaus Schwab might have had brain sex with Al Gore, to come up with this twist on capitalism, which is nowhere near what capitalism is defined as, where the first tenet of capitalism demands that those who trade among themselves, must be free to do so. Schwab thinks otherwise, and Al Gore has been perverting capitalism to his version for decades, through the threat of destruction of the planet and the idea that global communism can cure whatever he claims is wrong with the planet.
One more thing.
Where is God, in that model? Might that, alone, make one wonder?