Same! What a relief that major public sector pension investment managers in Canada like BCI donβt have any investments inβ¦β¦. oh.
*updated figure is $213.45M
@betterpensionsbc.bsky.social
BC public sector pension members seeking more ethical investments.π±π Led successful fight to divest $450M from Russia in 2022. Now calling for exit from fossil fuels, tobacco and Putin enablers. https://secure.avaaz.org/community_petitions/en/chair_test/
Same! What a relief that major public sector pension investment managers in Canada like BCI donβt have any investments inβ¦β¦. oh.
*updated figure is $213.45M
And why are European countries continuing to buy BILLION$ in fossil fuels from fascist Russia?
(*we know why Hungary is, but what about the rest?)
#FossilFuelsFundFascists
Thanks for saying so! π Pretty sure that if more of the other 750,000+ folks receiving pensions from, or contributing $ to, BC Public Sector Pension Plans knew about the many noxious ways BCI is investing, they would be outraged. Same for CPP + other funds. So our aim here is to spread the word!
09.02.2026 00:38 β π 2 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0Resuming ourπ§΅about the Climate-Aligned Finance Act (CAFA) - in late January the π¨π¦Senateβs Standing Committee on Environment + Sustainable Development recommended CAFAβs adoption. CAFA is critical to making our $$ (including pensions) more climate-friendly. Seeπfrom @senrosagalvez.bsky.social 6/x
10.02.2026 06:32 β π 8 π 6 π¬ 0 π 0β¦The Special Rapporteurβs report says Palantir βexpanded its support to the Israeli military post-October 2023. β¦In January 2024, Palantir announced a new
strategic partnership with Israel and held a board meeting in Tel Aviv βin solidarityβ.β For more, see the full reportπ(especially para 42). 8/x
When we call on CPPIB, BCI + other pension investment managers in π¨π¦ to divest from Palantir, itβs not just because of its awful use by ICE - itβs also because of its use by Israel, as detailed in July 2025 by the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian territories. 7/x
11.02.2026 07:00 β π 13 π 11 π¬ 1 π 1Exactly!!!
The quote below sums it up well - some things are more important than money.
The above report from @razomwestand.bsky.social details all this, including a handy chart of the complex ownership and management structure of the LNG ships. And how important LNG revenues are to the Kremlin. Hereβs a bit more infoπ - we have an extra interest given Seapeakβs HQ in Vancouver. 2/x
31.01.2026 05:02 β π 13 π 9 π¬ 0 π 0Thanks! In case you didnβt see this other awful Stonepeak investment. π
14.02.2026 20:00 β π 8 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0DIVEST FROM FASCISTS #5
The pieceπlooks at how much Canadaβs biggest public pension funds (the βMaple Eightβ) have invested in the US, despite the Trump regimeβs threats against π¨π¦, the gross corruption + breakdown of law, and the fascist-friendly role of many leading US firms + CEOs. Diversify fast!
Great point to highlight - thanks! Can see why the Swedish government would feel it is so important to preemptively counter disinformation like that, which an attacking country (i.e. Russia) might try to spread. Yet another good (bleak) lesson for π¨π¦.
14.02.2026 23:46 β π 2 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0Well put. Not exactly the firm we in π¨π¦ want to be bankrolling with our pensions or government contracts.
15.02.2026 00:56 β π 10 π 6 π¬ 0 π 0Exactly. Sounds like the Swiss military just decided not to go with Palantir for similar reasons.
And beyond government contracts, CPPIB, BCI and other pension fund investment managers in Canada have big $$ in the Gestapoβs favourite firm.π
Try picturing Putin in a cafΓ©. You canβt β because he doesnβt live among people.
President Zelensky says Putinβs world is palaces, guards, and maps of βterritorial gains,β not real life. A man who canβt imagine life after power will always choose war.
Can you imagine him without it?
Yesterday morning kids were sent running from their bus stop in panic because ICE showed up. This guy at todayβs ICE Out of Lindenwold protest is a must watch π. @maddow.bsky.social
14.02.2026 02:37 β π 20938 π 7348 π¬ 533 π 1235The only peace deal the world can and should accept is a full Russian withdrawal from sovereign Ukraine.
Anything else is distraction and bullshit appeasement of a war criminal.
Indeed. Would be preferable to not live right next door to such βfriends.β
15.02.2026 07:22 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Here's the plan: Germany actually shows some decisiveness and sends as many Taurus missiles to Ukrain, that it has. Ukraine send them all deep into Russian territory to hit as many military targets as possible, all one one night.
15.02.2026 07:17 β π 4 π 4 π¬ 0 π 0Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 10: Demand your pension fund divests from Kremlin-friendly firms. As documented by orgs like @b4ukraine.org + @globalwitness.org many odious Western firms still do business in/with π·πΊ, thus fuelling its war on πΊπ¦. Examples held by BC public sector pensionsπ.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 9: Beware of π·πΊ propagandists + Kremlin shills. Informative threads from @vatniksoup.bsky.social profile Putin apologists, including academics, politicians, and media grifters. Some of these βvatniksβ are from π¨π¦, like J Peterson, D Lascaris, and A MatΓ©.
Map showing control of terrain in Ukraine and Russia, as of March 11, 2025, over 3 years after Russia launched its barbaric full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 8: Keep informed about the state of the war. Daily updates, analysis, and maps by @thestudyofwar.bsky.social offer clear-eyed perspective, highlight πΊπ¦βs tenacity (and π·πΊβs mendacity), and underline the importance of sustaining serious Western military aid.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 7: Wage information warfare vs. Russia - join the North Atlantic Fella Organization and become a #fella! NAFO and the fellas have won many glorious battles fighting π·πΊ BS and disinformation, while raising $$ for πΊπ¦ defenders. βYou pronounced this nonsense!β
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 6: Support a total embargo on π·πΊ fossil fuels, and follow @razomwestand.bsky.social - an NGO working to end fossil dependency that funds authoritarian regimes, accelerate πΊπ¦βs transition to renewable energy, and build a peaceful, climate-safe future for all.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 5: Show your support + raise awareness daily. Founded by a Canadian in 2022, @saintjavelin.bsky.social is a social enterprise offering t-shirts, hats, hoodies, and much else. Mostly made in πΊπ¦, there are many great designs, like the iconic Saint Javelin.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 4: Boycott + denounce the many fascist-friendly foreign firms propping up Putin. @b4ukraine.org has great info about this - itsβs a global coalition of civil society organizations working to block access to the economic resources behind Russian aggression.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 3: Learn about Ukrainian history! The Making of Modern Ukraine lectures by @timothysnyder.bsky.social (on YouTube + podcast) charts πΊπ¦βs evolution from ancient times - it long predates π·πΊ - to now, and is a helpful antidote to Russo-centric false narratives.
Things You Can Do To Support UkraineπΊπ¦
Idea 2: Donate $ to humanitarian aid + defence. At the official πΊπ¦ site @u24.gov.ua (sponsors = Mark Hamill, Barbara Streisand, Timothy Snyder, etc.) you can support everything from rebuilding schools, to de-mining, to buying ambulances, to funding armed drones.
Hey π¦ friends! With all of the demented threats from the White House, itβs important to not lose sight of our democratic ally Ukraine and its fight to defend the free world against fascist Russia! Here are some small examplesπ of things everyone can consider doing to help! πΊπ¦π¨π¦
#MakeRussiaSmallAgain
#Munich π©πͺ
π©π° PM Frederiksen: we have to recognize, we have to understand, we have to learn that #Russia will not change & they are not interested in peace, unfortunately
Can you imagine? I mean, it's like minus 25 degrees and then you attack the energy system.I mean, it's so crazy
#Ukraine
Good thing that major public sector pension investment managers in Canada like BCI donβt have any investments inβ¦β¦. oh.
*updated figure is $213.45M