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The Fight against ESG and Global Governance

On this episode of Liberty Curious, Kate Wand spoke with Allen Mendenhall, author, lawyer, Associate Dean and Professor in the Sorrell College of Business at Troy University. He teaches a free market, non-woke business course that has gained significant clout, leading anti-woke ESG advocates to seek his aid and testimony for an anti-ESG investment bill. His advocacy for economic freedom led to the banking crony ESG profiteers to go on a coordinated witch-hunt against him to try and get him cancelled. Allen’s story attests to the power of the Individual. They spoke about ESG as a segue into global governance, the growing decentralized resistance against hyper-centralization, and how one person taking a principled stand is a great equalizer against the most corrupt concentrations of power.

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Use these shortcuts to navigate the topics presented in the video:0:00 – intro 1:20 – anti-ESG business program 3:43 – policy debates around ESG 6:33 – the Witchhunt begins 9:55 – Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard lobbyists 12:49 – The risk of bank runs 14:50 – Global Coordination of Financial Institutions 20:10 – Sri Lanka as a Target 24:33 – Incentives for ESG 27:19 – Stakeholder Capitalism 30:22 – Unprecedented Power 32:50 – CBDCs & ESG 37:30 – Decentralization vs Centralization 42:47 – The Power of the Individual 48:56 – All Powerful Nation State Parallels 52:05 – Milton Friedman vs. Klaus Schwab 54:21 – USA vs Europe for ESG 58:11 – The Nation State & Global Concatenation 1:00:00 – The outcome of Allen’s battle 1:03:12 – Lord of the Rings parallels 1:08:46 – Last thoughts You can enjoy all AIER’s excellent podcasts at: aier.org/podcasts Milton Friedman’s essay

** Please note that the opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and her guests. They do not necessarily reflect the views of the American Institute for Economic Research. The content presented in this show is intended for educational purposes only, and should not be considered as financial advice. **

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