Someone do this, please….
LibertyChain Financial Services
Restoring Financial Freedom to Threatened Organizations
Our Mission
In recent years, a troubling trend has emerged: businesses, nonprofits, churches, media outlets, and advocacy groups have been cut off from basic financial services due to political or ideological pressure. Whether through boycotts, activist campaigns, or targeted account closures, many organizations now live with the risk of financial de-platforming — the inability to accept payments, process donations, or even maintain bank accounts.
LibertyChain Financial Services is building a new kind of financial infrastructure:
Independent – free from political interference Compliant – operating fully within the law and banking regulations Resilient – designed to keep working when other processors cut you off
We believe financial services should be viewpoint-neutral. A business or institution’s ability to operate should not depend on the prevailing politics of the moment.
What We’re Building
LibertyChain combines secure blockchain technology with traditional banking safeguards to create a censorship-resistant payment network that meets regulatory standards.
Our planned services include:
Blockchain-based bank accounts for institutions, with transparent, tamper-proof records. Credit card and merchant payment processing that can’t be shut down by political campaigns. Stablecoin-based instant payments tied to the US dollar for fast, borderless transactions. Escrow and trust services for secure contractual payments. Peer-to-peer institutional transfers within our member network.
We are not building a “wild west” cryptocurrency exchange. This is a lawful, regulated, and accountable financial system — simply one that refuses to play political favorites.
Who We Serve
Nonprofits and Advocacy Groups under political or ideological attack Religious Institutions facing hostility from service providers Independent Media Outlets targeted for de-platforming Small and Mid-Sized Businesses that have been refused merchant accounts Cross-Border NGOs denied access to traditional banking channels
If you or your partners have experienced sudden financial exclusion, LibertyChain is being built for you.
Why Blockchain Matters Here
Traditional financial networks — banks, card processors, payment gateways — are centralized. This means one decision from an executive or compliance officer can freeze your ability to operate.
LibertyChain uses a permissioned blockchain ledger:
Transactions are auditable and transparent to authorized parties. Multiple independent nodes prevent unilateral censorship. Built-in compliance tools keep us in line with legal requirements while avoiding ideological gatekeeping.
Partnerships We’re Seeking Now
We are inviting partners, supporters, and potential pilot clients to help us bring LibertyChain to life. We are especially interested in hearing from:
Community banks, credit unions, and payment processors who share our commitment to neutrality Technology providers with expertise in blockchain ledger security and regulatory compliance Nonprofits and trade associations advocating for free enterprise and financial fairness Businesses and institutions who want to be early adopters of a censorship-resistant financial network
How to Get Involved
Share Your Story – If your organization has faced financial de-platforming, we want to hear from you. Partner With Us – If you’re a financial or tech industry professional, help us build this network. Spread the Word – Share our vision with others who value financial freedom.
You can reach us at:
📧torahuniversitypress@gmail.com
Our Commitment
LibertyChain stands for a simple principle:
Your access to the financial system should not depend on your political or social beliefs.
We are building the infrastructure to make that a reality — legally, securely, and sustainably.

(I hope the formatting holds on this one.)
https://www.fa-mag.com/news/gop-officials-in-21-states-demand-wall-street-giants-cease-esg-investing-83490.html
GOP Officials In 21 States Demand Wall Street Giants Cease ESG Investing
“The top financial officers from 21 states have given 18 Wall Street giants—including BlackRock and JPMorgan—until September 1 to ensure their investment strategies follow “a fiduciary model” that’s free of ESG investing or risk losing billions in state pension business.”
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“The states represented in the letter are Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, MISSOURI, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming.” (Emphasis added.)
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“Eighteen companies received the letter: Amundi, BlackRock, BNY Mellon, Capital Group, Fidelity Investments, Franklin Templeton Investments, Geode Capital Management, Goldman Sachs, Invesco, JPMorgan Chase, Legal & General, Morgan Stanley, Northern Trust, Nuveen, State Street Corporation, T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, and Wellington Management Company.”
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“The officials cited a January federal court decision that found American Airlines breached its duty of loyalty under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) by allowing BlackRock to use proxy voting policies to advance environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.”
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They are demanding that the firms do the following:
Follow traditional fiduciary rules and abandon “the practice of framing deterministic future outcomes as long-term risks to justify immediate ideological interventions through corporate engagement or proxy voting.”
Commit not to use passive investment vehicles for activist proxy voting or corporate engagement.
Commit to abstain from “embedding international political agendas, such as net-zero climate mandates,” into default investment strategies and corporate engagement.
Create “clear and transparent proxy voting guidelines and stewardship practices that reflect a singular focus on shareholder value.”
Fully disclose all affiliations and collaborative initiatives, including memberships in climate action groups “that could influence investment strategy or engagement priorities.”
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Clarification/correction: The list of demands and their introductory paragraph at the end of the previous comment are direct quotes from the article. Apologies for missing quotation marks.
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This is a positive and proactive approach to a perceived but very real threat. Great job!
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Is there a typo in the contact email address? Should it be university?
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There is not but it’s a long story.
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