Power, Money, and Justice | #NoJusticeNoProfit

The movement in support of the Palestinians is shifting the whole paradigm. It's finally bringing the masses into the equation of power dynamics more than democracy ever did, and this is gonna be crucial because, as I've said, BlackRock and Saudi Arabia have an understanding and BlackRock is gonna be trying to insinuate its way into the Middle East and into the global South. Now, Bin Salman is partnering with them for reasons of his own ambition and for reasons of his own power and to some extent as an insurance policy against being toppled or against being assassinated. But that partnership is extremely dangerous for all of us, for the outer world and for everyone else. Capital has no ideology.

It has no morality. Business will never operate according to what is morally right or morally wrong, but only according to what is profitable or unprofitable. The movement for Palestine is pioneering this approach, but it's gonna have to become our default approach overall in in in all of our market activity. Otherwise, the pivot to the global south is just gonna replicate the same way that things have been going all this time. But if the owners and controllers of global financialized capital understand that the new dynamics of the market are governed by the principle no justice, no profit, well, I think that then and only then can justice ever be possible or even be possible at all, whether it's in Palestine or anywhere else.