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Ramaswamy criticized the handling of the [[Disney]] issue by [[Florida]] Gov. [[Ron DeSantis]]:
Ramaswamy criticized the handling of the [[Disney]] issue by [[Florida]] Gov. [[Ron DeSantis]]:
{{cquote|I would have handled that situation a little bit differently. We need to be precise about what the real drivers are of corporate wokism. One of the underappreciated realities is that Disney’s largest shareholders are Blackrock, State Street and Vanguard. They are the three institutions that promote [[ESG]] environmental and social agendas and are the largest shareholders of most [[American]] companies. They set a tone that causes these companies to behave in politicized ways from their boardrooms on down. That’s a problem that needs to be fixed through the market. I don’t really believe in government, whether it’s on the left or right. You see this on the left, too, using the bully pulpit as a way to drive corporate change. I think the right way to drive corporate change is to do it through the root cause itself, and in this case, a lot of that is top-down driven by the ESG movement in capital markets and in corporate America’s boardrooms.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2023/03/12/vivek-ramaswamy-i-disagree-with-desantis-disney-tactics/</ref>}}
{{cquote|I would have handled that situation a little bit differently. We need to be precise about what the real drivers are of corporate wokism. One of the underappreciated realities is that Disney’s largest shareholders are Blackrock, State Street and Vanguard. They are the three institutions that promote [[ESG]] environmental and social agendas and are the largest shareholders of most [[American]] companies. They set a tone that causes these companies to behave in politicized ways from their boardrooms on down. That’s a problem that needs to be fixed through the market. I don’t really believe in government, whether it’s on the left or right. You see this on the left, too, using the bully pulpit as a way to drive corporate change. I think the right way to drive corporate change is to do it through the root cause itself, and in this case, a lot of that is top-down driven by the ESG movement in capital markets and in corporate America’s boardrooms.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2023/03/12/vivek-ramaswamy-i-disagree-with-desantis-disney-tactics/</ref>}}
==Lawsuit against WEF==
In August 2023 Ramaswamy reported a victory against the [[World Economic Forum]] in court, after the [[globalist]] organization named him one of their ‘[[Young Global Leaders]]’ against his will. Ramaswamy explained that he “explicitly rejected their ridiculous award,” two years ago and that [[Klaus Schwabb]]’s outfit “repeatedly failed to remove my name despite escalating demands. So I sued them. And we just succeeded.” He claimed that “I’ve been the leading opponent in America of the World Economic Forum’s agenda.”
He further noted that the [[WEF]] “met all of my demands in the [[lawsuit]]: public apology & disavowal and a commitment to never name someone again without their explicit permission.” He also posted an image of a letter of [[apology]] sent by the WEF. Ramaswamy promised to gift the financial settlement to the America First Policy Institute “because it stands for *American* interests against the WEF agenda.” “The Great Uprising will defeat the [[Great Reset]] – just like we did in 1776,” Ramaswamy vowed.<ref>https://summit.news/2023/08/02/ramaswamy-wins-lawsuit-against-world-economic-forum-after-being-labeled-a-young-global-leader/</ref>
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