Bain & Company - Revision history

TH at 03:47, 9 July 2023

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	Among other things, way too into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>		Among other things, way too into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>

	A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.~~{{Citation needed}}~~		A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War" (forthcoming)</ref><ref>Barrett, Wayne. “How Mitt Romney and Bain Helped Grow Monsanto Into a Biotech Giant,” September 17, 2012. https://www.alternet.org/food/how-mitt-romney-and-bain-helped-grow-monsanto-biotech-giant</ref>


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Jb at 16:57, 8 July 2023

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	Among other things, way too into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>		Among other things, way too into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>

	A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.		A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.{{Citation needed}}


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Florez4747 at 03:47, 7 July 2023

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	A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.		A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.


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TH at 09:57, 24 February 2023

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	Among other things, ~~really~~ into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>		Among other things, way too into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>

	A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.		A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.

TH at 09:09, 24 February 2023

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	Among other things, really into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>		Among other things, really into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>

	A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>~~citation forthcoming~~</ref>.		A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>"The Virtual Fog of War"</ref>.

TH at 09:08, 24 February 2023

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	Among other things, really into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>		Among other things, really into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>

			A young Mitt Romney, then working for Bain & Company, was responsible for [[Bayer-Monsanto\|Monsanto]]'s pivot to food, seeds, & agriculture as a public relations strategy to rescue the reputation of its herbicide business in the 1980s, following significant backlash over the genocide + ecocide wrought by the company's flagship product [[Agent Orange]]<ref>citation forthcoming</ref>.

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Among other things, really into carbon markets. See its close partnership with and investment in [[Sylvera]], for instance. Or its idolatrous substitution of "carbon credits" for God in its slogan: "In Carbon Credits we Trust."<ref>https://www.bain.com/insights/in-carbon-credits-we-trust-a-pragmatic-approach-to-scaling-up-the-voluntary-market/</ref>