The Covid Narrative

Cyber Big Brother: Tracking the non vaccinated

Rand Paul: “The government is killing the economy, not the pandemic”

Alaskan Healthcare worker suffers side affects from covid-19 Vaccine

Why is the meat industry under attack non-stop recently?

Questions about Virus origins remain, emails reveal important questions

Walk along the path with us through the world of environmental, social and governance investing.

What is ESG? ESG Investing is a term that is often used synonymously with sustainable investing, socially responsible investing, mission-related investing, or screening. At MSCI ESG Research we define it as the consideration of environmental, social and governance factors alongside financial factors in the investment decision-making process. Under the ESG investing umbrella, MSCI ESG Research has identified three common investor objectives or motivations when considering an ESG strategy: Integration, Values and Impact. In order to achieve these objectives, institutional investors may pursue different approaches such as ESG integration, exclusionary or negative screening, or thematic investing, to name a few. While this is not a comprehensive glossary of all ESG terms in the market, we provide an overview of several commonly used terms and their definitions below.

Legacy media and Co. Continue to attack meat industries

Dr. Francis Boyle: ‘Bioweapon’ mRNA Vaccines Violate Nuremburg Ruling Against Nazi Cruelty

Four trial volunteers who got Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine developed Bell’s palsy – but FDA denies that the temporary facial paralysis was caused by the shot

Researchers under attack in the USA for questioning vaccine

“The Great Reset”