"Genocide measure fails at Fidelity" by Reuters | July 16, 2009
Shareholders of four funds at Fidelity Investments, the world’s largest mutual fund manager, rejected a proposal yesterday that would have blocked investment in companies linked to genocide.
Although the measure was defeated a second straight year, human rights activists lauded what they see as promising investor support for easing suffering in Sudan’s Darfur region....
Oh. NO DIVESTMENT from WAR-CRIMINAL Iz-ray-HELL, huh?
The proposal specifically names PetroChina Co. Ltd., an oil company that does business with Sudan’s government, which has been widely criticized for abuses in its Darfur region. International specialists say that up to 300,000 people have died and that 2.7 million have been uprooted in Darfur since 2003.
Do you know how TIRED I AM of the Zionist AmeriKan MSM's SELECTIVITY?
Eric Cohen - chairman of Boston-based Investors Against Genocide, which spearheaded the campaign for the resolution - called the results consistent with last year’s shareholder support.
At the bottom of EVERY AGENDA-PUSHING ISSUE you find a JEW!
The Investors Against Genocide proposal is nonbinding, but Cohen said Fidelity would be hard-pressed to ignore strong investor support for divestment in companies linked to genocide.
So this was just a BIG WASTE of time, huh?
Boston-based Fidelity, which manages $1.3 trillion of assets, has recommended that shareholders vote no on the proposal both years it has come to a vote. Fidelity maintains that its investments are legal under US law and that it is obligated to achieve the best returns for shareholders....
So STOP MORALIZING and LECTURING people, Amurkn shit-heads!
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Btw, when was the last time you heard about.... Sudan?
