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Source. (townhall.com)

The interesting bit is at the end:

"Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street manage over $20 trillion," Frericks added. "They’re the largest shareholders in most publicly traded companies – and they were also the key architects of ‘stakeholder’ capitalism, with their now infamous ‘diversity and inclusion’ targets. Whitworth and other CEOs like him are their mouthpieces."

[Source.](https://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2023/07/05/former-president-of-anheuser-busch-sales-has-a-message-for-current-ceo-n2625312) The interesting bit is at the end: > "Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street manage over $20 trillion," Frericks added. "They’re the largest shareholders in most publicly traded companies – and they were also the key architects of ‘stakeholder’ capitalism, with their now infamous ‘diversity and inclusion’ targets. Whitworth and other CEOs like him are their mouthpieces."

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Agreed.

"Whitworth has clearly shown himself to be incapable of solving the Mulvaney crisis," Frericks said. "He's had multiple chances and he's failed. It's time he did the right thing and stepped aside to make way for someone capable of righting the sinking Bud Light ship."

Anyone who takes that job will be the same. Too big to exist corporations are all infiltrated with UN, WEF shills. They won't allow anyone who isn't part of the same club. So, no. This won't happen. The company must die.