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1. HomeRemedySupply on 01/12/2024 at 12:04 pm

   RE: Story #2:

   I’m laughing.
   I saw today’s Texas headline after watching NewWorldNextWeek…

   Thursday January 11, 2024 – Dallas Express – By Michele Greer
   BlackRock To Lay Off 600, Maybe From ESG Div.
   https://dallasexpress.com/business-markets/blackrock-to-lay-off-600-maybe-from-esg-div/

   EXCERPTS
   The worldwide manager of trillions of dollars worth of assets announced future cuts to its workforce on Tuesday.

   BlackRock, an American multinational investment company, will lay off roughly 600 employees, or about 3% of its workforce. The announcement on January 9 comes ahead of the company reporting its Q4 2023 results, which is scheduled for January 12. BlackRock posted a drop in assets under management from $9.4 trillion in Q2 2023 to $9.1 trillion in Q3 2023.

   The company has found itself not only targeted in an investigation by Congress for allegedly enabling U.S. investment into prohibited Chinese companies but also embroiled in controversy after its CEO Larry Fink touted his company’s investment strategy based on a philosophy of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing that favors renewable energy investments and advancing leftist social policies, as reported previously in The Dallas Express.

   Approximately $6 billion in assets were taken from BlackRock’s hands after states such as Louisiana, Missouri, and Florida pulled their investments over ESG policies. Detractors claim that ESG directs funds based on political agendas rather than pragmatic business decisions, which is to the detriment of stakeholders…

   …BlackRock’s upcoming layoffs are reportedly* affecting its ESG division most of all, but this has yet to be confirmed by the company’s leadership. Fox Business reported that ESG guidelines have nonetheless been pulled back considerably at the firm, with U.S. portfolio managers no longer required to use ESG metrics….

   reportedly* links to a short video clip of Larry Fink saying, “You have to force behaviors.”
   —————————
   REFERENCES
   ESG – https://www.corbettreport.com/?s=esg
   Blackrock – https://www.corbettreport.com/?s=blackrock
   — A Corbett CLIMATE CHANGE List of Videos —
   NOTE the year published.
   https://www.corbettreport.com/october-open-thread-2/#comment-119619

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2. Daniel B· on 01/12/2024 at 2:14 pm

   James, it has to be a mistake that you’ve turned off comments on FREE SPEECH central BitChute videos (Alex Jones referred to BitChute as the OG (“original gangster”) of social media the other day, in his livestream with BitChute’s CPO, Amy Peikoff 👍), where I’ve always associated the Corbett Report with free expression, so I’m at a loss here.

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   • JCh129 on 01/13/2024 at 4:05 am

     Bitchute is filled with bots and trolls. Their comment sections are probably the worst I’ve seen on the web. Every other comment is about “the jews” or “flat earth”. I’m surprised he even posts his videos to that psyop platform

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     • HomeRemedySupply on 01/13/2024 at 4:26 am

       I concur.

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     • ejdoyle on 01/13/2024 at 5:51 am

       How easy it is today to make exaggerated claims on the web. Web cliche’ vocabulary abounds at most all sites where there is a comment box. Internet anonymity breeds no civil accountability.

       How many sites have you visited to substantiate that opinion? Why would you be looking at those sites anyway??

       Have you read or listened to any of the videos at my Bitchute site? Just went over 50,000 visits xmas eve.

       And the bottom line of course is the 1st A allows free speech but doesn’t mandate forced listening hey?

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       • JCh129 on 01/13/2024 at 11:41 pm

         I have seen some of your videos @ejdoyle and I noticed you turn the comment section off as well.

         My comment wasn’t meant to criticize everyone who uploads there and I probably should have not added that last sentence. Regardless I believe sometimes the idea of “free speech” can be used as a weapon AGAINST the “truth movement” and I personally believe they do that on bitchute. They obviously promote that idea so if someone goes there believing they dont censor and every comment is real (I definitely don’t) then they will likely walk away with the notion that “I guess most people actually think this way…” that’s why I use the term psyop, because I believe this is intentional. Of course this is an opinion not a fact. I can’t substantiate that, it’s simply the feeling I got while using that site for awhile and I typically don’t go there anymore unless someone sends me a link there.

         I certainly don’t think any less of you or James for posting there. Some of my favorite people (mostly non controversial topics) still post to youtube and I certainly think you would agree with me that that platform uses psyoping techniques so I don’t see why the possibility of bitchute doing seems so outlandish.

         Of course free speech allows you to walk away, my criticism isn’t against free speech its against intentional deception and I think its only smart to be constantly aware thats a possibility wherever we go on the web and to be on the lookout and call it out when we think we experience it. Maybe I’m wrong about bitcute, but in todays ‘fact checking’ / ‘trust the authorities’ climate, I think its healthy to question everything.

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         • JCh129 on 01/13/2024 at 11:54 pm

           I misspoke about your comments being disabled. I had yours confused with someone elses. Apologies

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         • ejdoyle on 01/14/2024 at 12:53 am

           >>My comment wasn’t meant to criticize everyone who uploads there…>>

           “Bitchute is filled with bots and trolls. Their comment sections are probably the worst I’ve seen on the web.”

           Sure sounds like it doesn’t it? The danger of word power and not understanding the consequence of our actions at work.

           >>…I believe sometimes the idea of “free speech” can be used as a weapon AGAINST the “truth movement” and I personally believe they do that on bitchute.>>

           But not on all the other sites? Why are you so focused on BitChute?? I have NEVER had them warn me about anything I posted yet 3 years ago when I was posting on youtube they took my song Everything You Know Is A Lie down for breaking community standards. That is when I moved over to BitChute.

           >>They obviously promote that idea…then they will likely walk away with the notion that “I guess most people actually think this way…” >>

           Another case of over thinking, generalizing and opinionating by you. It is “obvious” only in your mind because of your choice of site to visit…confirmation bias at work.

           >>…that’s why I use the term psyop, because I believe this is intentional. Of course this is an opinion not a fact. I can’t substantiate that…>>

           Big diff twixt believing and knowing. So why in the heck would you use it?? Take some responsibility for your speech friend BEFORE you utter it. Haven’t we been lied to enough by government, schools, corporations, religions, even parents and friends??

           >>I certainly think you would agree with me that that platform uses psyoping techniques so I don’t see why the possibility of bitchute doing seems so outlandish.>>

           You are trying to cover your butt now using a false equivalent fallacy. 🙂 Point is you’ve made over generalized negative comments about a website with thousands of platforms to visit, which I am sure you haven’t.

           >>…to be on the lookout and call it out when we think we experience it.>>

           If you can see the irony here, that is why I have taken time to comment to YOU.

           >>Maybe I’m wrong about bitcute…I think its healthy to question everything.>>

           What you are “wrong” about IMO is bad mouthing an excellent website with just opinion not facts.

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           • JCh129 on 01/14/2024 at 3:38 am

             I think why the conversations being directed around bitchute is clear since thats what started this thread. I have no doubt the “powers that shouldn’t be” enact many different techniques of attempted manipulate on many many different websites, some that include “warnings about community standards” and some that don’t. Does bitchute fall somewhere on that list? In my opinion it does. You clearly don’t think so. I think we can disagree. Its not that big of deal amd certainly doesn’t require dissecting every sentence I say and giving me warnings about “the consequence of my actions”.
             Thankfully the 1st A doesn’t say you only have freedom of speech as long as you don’t bad mouth a website ejdoyle thinks is great.

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             • ejdoyle on 01/14/2024 at 1:07 pm

               >>I have no doubt the “powers that shouldn’t be” enact many different techniques… Does bitchute fall somewhere on that list? In my opinion it does.>>

               Again giving opinions lacking evidence of any nefarious behavior by them except for you own Internet induced paranoia.

               >>Its not that big of deal…>>

               The death of a thousand cuts concept doesn’t use BIG deals. You are misleading any others that come here seeking truth and insight with your negative and unsubstantiated opinion.

               >>…amd certainly doesn’t require dissecting every sentence I say…>>>

               It is called avoiding the Social Contagion of web talk assertions. The power of misdirection, fallacies, and more in communication.

               >>..and giving me warnings about “the consequence of my actions”.>>

               Straight out BS. Making jumps in logic (non-sequitur) and selectively using facts (card-stacking)

               Your are posturing yourself as a victim to avoid any true level of exchange. What I said was:

               “The danger of word power and not understanding the consequence of our actions at work.”

               Which is NOT a threat but rather summarizing the potential effect of negative commenting.

               >>Thankfully the 1st A doesn’t say you only have freedom of speech as long as you don’t bad mouth a website ejdoyle thinks is great.>>

               Finally, you have the need to strike out with an ad hominem comment. Might as well have said: “I’m rubber, you’re glue…” 🙂

               A PSYCHIC EPIDEMIC (song)
               https://www.bitchute.com/video/1hqeShieZ2jY/

             • JCh129 on 01/15/2024 at 4:53 am

               @ejdoyle

               You’re copying and pasting my words completely out of context and ignoring how it relates to the rest of the post. It feels very disingenuous to be honest.

               I’m glad you have received 50,000 views on your videos and I really do wish you the best. I never meant any disrespect and I apologize if my comments came off as such.

     • Daniel B· on 01/14/2024 at 1:05 am

       This just seems like an inexplicable development for The Corbett Report, where many of the subjects that James discusses preclude his presence on 1984Tube (a.k.a as ThemTube, after Google started prioritizing MSB videos in search results…), so BitChute is a very natural fit, but as I say, I can’t fathom why James would deny viewers a voice on the platform, where if you find someone’s speech particularly objectionable, I added the Mute feature specifically to address that (as a matter of interest it was because it seemed the top comment on every video was unjustly blaming “the Jews”, but I find myself hardly needing to mute people these days, where the worst offenders gave up posting, likely because everyone was muting them).

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       • cu.h.j on 01/14/2024 at 2:48 am

         Perhaps to minimize bots and trolls from hijacking the comment section?

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   • the lilac dragonfly on 01/13/2024 at 5:57 am

     Additionally, a perq of paying for membership is being able to comment here. There would be little to no incentive to contribute financially if commenting could be done other places.

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3. ejdoyle on 01/13/2024 at 12:35 am

   “The whole point is that the press loses its way when it cares more about who benefits from information than whether it’s true.”
   Tai Baibbi

   A HURRICANE OF DECEPTION (song)
   https://www.bitchute.com/video/RDWVg0fnX8aX/

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4. Torus on 01/13/2024 at 12:38 am

   Thanks James and James!
   Thanks Broc!!
   NWNW 2024 is going to be epic I’m sure!!
   Looking forward to another year of push-back

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5. JCh129 on 01/13/2024 at 3:45 am

   Thanks Broc! You rock!! 😉

   Love ya all. Keep on keeping on

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6. Chadders on 01/13/2024 at 6:22 am

   Thank you Broc. 👍

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7. bazanted on 01/13/2024 at 6:25 am

   Plenty of ironical ridicule served up to our would-be slave masters this interview NWNW #1860. Thanks very much for humorous satire.
   Much appreciate all the hard work collating, editing and presenting by James James and Broc.
   Well done Y’all

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8. Fawlty Towers on 01/13/2024 at 7:11 am

   13:55
   “Essentially the government is thefting all of this money from the farmers and everyone else…”
   14:00
   “Oh they’re gonna theft a little bit more this, next year…”
   14:17
   “Why is the government thefting all this money from me every year…”

   James is at it again.
   ‘Thefting’ words from the English language I never knew even existed before! 😉

   Speaking about AI impersonations.
   Did anyone catch the recent George Carlin AI impersonation?

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   • vadoum on 01/13/2024 at 3:57 pm

     watched/listened to the fake a.i. trying to persona-plagiarize George c. its appalling.

     Is this the final frontier of identity theft? I can pretty quickly pick out the wrong accent wrong timing weak syntax copy etc, but thats just what the common man has access to today (arent we supposed to be 20yrs behind the cutting edge of tech?).

     I’m seeing a sweeded version of the Antarctic breakaway bunker where ever more exotic mimicry tech keeps falling from some encephalopod kid’s crib

     as if we got placed into a big game of hunger while “capturing the truth (flag)” and the team that keeps having the upper hand does so via deceiving which gives them the upper hand of physical power yet digs them into a deeper and deeper psychic hole.

     (2 cents for dharma talk):
     I notice the sudden brutal shredding of trust and sympathy, the fire wall that weve been hitting hard over the past 20yrs, separating old friends and family,, I notice that being careful with using accurate naming whilst trying to make a point can create a ground of receptivity. so rather than say “The israelis” did this or the “americans that”, we use more precise or actual names,, when I do that the dialog lasts longer.

     better new year J B & J,

     with all the hard core beating to weather you guys stomach, dont forget to crack-off and ease the sheets once in a while.

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9. gpru on 01/13/2024 at 11:16 am

   Der Bauer sät das Wort.

   The farmer sows the word.

   Mark 4:14

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10. Sabex on 01/13/2024 at 1:50 pm

    Thanks Jameses and also thank you Brock. Have a fantastic 2024.

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11. mkey on 01/13/2024 at 6:51 pm

    I think it’s high time to include Brock into these episodes as a third (big) talking head. So at least you won’t forget about him.

    In other news, if anyone that has ever misunderstood the true purpose of “subsidies” is now hopefully catching on. Farming practices have been very much destroyed in my failed member (ex actual) state where only those who can bend the most can make it.

    Does anyone know about the source of JP’s scorn toward RATM? I understand they did not speak out against the machine during the plandemic, but I have not found evidence they spoke or acted for it, either.

    As far as I understand, the band is breaking up for the third time as two of the members are quite ill. “Vaccine” or not “vaccine”, that is the question.

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12. mkey on 01/14/2024 at 3:27 am

    The other day I was finishing off the last bit of a hazelnut chocolate and when the packaging was completely unwrapped (to prepare it for “recycling”), I got a chuckle out of it for free. The inner print read:

    What’s going in Sugarland? Right now, the giants of the industry are talking about reducing the amount of sugar in their products by 15% by 2025. We at HealthyCo think that’s 100% nonsense. What in the sweet world are you waiting for? We’ve already created a range of delicious treats that don’t contain any added sugar. Eat it sugar industry!

    https://imgur.com/BBvVURo

    This is a Swedish company. If you run into it, you might want to give it a go. The chocolate was pretty good. Disclaimer: for every chocolate sold I get diddly squat.

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13. TruthSeeker on 01/14/2024 at 12:05 pm

    Regarding German Farmers Protest;

    Here in the States Diesel for, Farmers, off road vehicles, Generators, and Heating Oil is not Taxed to the extent Truckers pay. The Road Tax is about 55 cent per gallon (varies by State) and is for using the Roads. There is also a Sales Tax, but it is usually about 6% and many States don’t have one.
    Anyway, if you are not using the Roads, then how is it a “Tax Break”, if you are not required to pay the “Road Tax”?
    It may also be interesting to note that the Road Tax is Paid on all Gasoline no mater how you use it, however if you file Federal Income Tax using the Long Forms this “Road Tax” can be deducted if you can prove that you did not use it in a Road vehicle (not worth the headache for most people).

    Not to get to distracted by the details, as the real issue is FOOD. Hungry starving people are very easy to control, and or eliminate in mass numbers.
    The Oligarch’s plan is to divide and concur. Thus, making you think that these Fat Cat Farmers with their expensive Tractors are getting a “Tax Break” may be able to turn some people, that have no idea where their food comes from, against the Farmers. The Oligarchs/Zionists are using corporate media to turn people against each other every-way possible. As the masses realize how they were deceived by the media into getting “The Clot Shot”, the Oligarchs will lose control.

    On that note, I just read a story about Zuckerberg building a 5000 Square Foot bunker on his 1500 Acre parcel of land on one of the Hawaiian islands. It looks like he is getting ready for something.

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    • mkey on 01/14/2024 at 4:54 pm

      Note that in failed EU member states the fuel part in fuel cost is about one third. Everything else are taxes and fees. Many of the roads are in a decadent state and never get to see one cent of the pilfered funds.

      The process of determining the fuel price is a clown show. The gubment has a special session every two weeks on which they declare the new price for the next two weeks. The gas stations then have some room to cook it up a bit further. Currently, the gubment is protecting us with somewhat lowered prices. LOL

      The current diesel price matches the regular and it is valued more than 1.5$ per liter. Making it some 6$ per gallon. I remember how people in the US were in an uproar when it hit 2$. We are a lot better house trained.

      Also note that there are extra penalties when registering diesel vehicles. These penalties are so high that it does not pay off to have a diesel vehicle if you don’t do a lot mileage. So practically only professional drivers can meet the mark.

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      • l.grav on 01/15/2024 at 9:34 am

        “The current diesel price matches the regular and it is valued more than 1.5$ per liter. Making it some 6$ per gallon. I remember how people in the US were in an uproar when it hit 2$ ”

        – Good point, here in Sweden Diesel last year went even up to more than 2 Euro/Dollar per liter or 8 per gallon and regarding the main point of the recent protests in Germany it is of course exactly this (long running) large difference to the US fuel (and related goods`) prices which is the very reason for the protective european farm-subsidy-system being introduced and maintained since the 1950/60`s.

        Having worked for many years in Germany as a farmer myself I sympathize on the one hand fully with my former colleagues, but am also a bit saddened that the protests are -as usual unfortunately- aiming purely at the results of the (many many besides fuel prices) problems and not their root.

        The industrialized agricultural both production and most of all distribution/transport system (each food product at average shipped 1500 (!) miles farm to table- https://foodwise.org/learn/how-far-does-your-food-travel-to-get-to-your-plate/) -even today over 90% non-organic (meaning artificial fertilizer and herbizide addicted)- is normalized inefficient madness, socially and environmentally, though/and this of course fits well with all the rest of the madness of our modern clown world systems…

        When driving with a 150-300 hp 80k Dollar John Deere to the Parlament asking (rightfully) for fair fuel-pricing, but never why 80% (and more ongoing each year) of all fellow farms and farmers around one have disappeared during the last 4 generations and the prices for ones own produced food stuff (around 0.3 Dollar/Euro per kg vegetables f.ex) are also getting ever lower, while the farm-dept steadily higher, sorry to say, but you/I are still a major part of the problem and not solution.

        Even more sadly is that actually the real solutions are very easy and do-able, but of course when was this ever a reason for changing a bad entrenched system…

        Examples of real solutions I have seen/am seeing working:

        1. Self sufficient organic/biodynamic farming:
        https://www.biodynamics.com/biodynamic-principles-and-practices

        2. Local production and distributing systems:
        https://www.interregeurope.eu/good-practices/reko-local-foods-sales-and-distribution-model

        3. Energy/fuel self-sufficient farming through homegrown/homemade biodiesel/ammonia/ green hydrogen:

        https://smallfarms.cornell.edu/2013/10/sunflowers-from-field-to-fuel/

        https://weblog.wur.eu/spotlight/hydrogen-sustainable-energy-storage-and-clean-fuel-for-farmers/

        So, come one comrades, let`s get going, first we take (after Manhattan) Berlin and then the road to a really sound future. Moin!

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        • mkey on 01/16/2024 at 7:14 am

          A vicious side effect of these “subsidies” is that it turns people into whiny brats. Producers forget how to compete on the market and the market soon thereafter goes the way of the dodo. Or an actual extinct bird.

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14. enso on 01/15/2024 at 5:34 pm

    Yes, but some self-accountability. German farmers have always demanded subsidies from government, then wonder why everything is so expensive. Everything becomes expensive, so they demand more subsidies in an hellish vicious cycle.
    Only once we’ve assumed self-accountability for our problems will be stand a chance to solve them.

    https://x.com/sotirissays/status/1746445024785547604?s=20

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    • mkey on 01/15/2024 at 11:18 pm

      enso, you make a lot of s-enso. It’s indeed a vicious cycle of stupidity.

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15. gpru on 01/17/2024 at 11:55 am

    Meanwhile in South Africa…

    Will singing cats’ music videos restore our faith in humanity???

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFy846QdKs3LbLgBpSqPcdg

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