(Please bear with me as I edit this blog to sound 'less frustrated' and 'angry'.)
Do you feel like something strange is being forced upon our country? There is.
The World Economic Forum wants America to yield to what is being called 'The Great Reset'.
American young people, and many special interest groups that were publicly show-cased for pity, sadly, self-righteously jumped on board. This 'dreadful pandemic' is 99% survivable. Why is it being described with words such as 'dreadful' and 'scare'?
Please, just listen to/read these individuals', who have gathered at the WEF 1st session concerning 'THE GREAT RESET'. Listen to their own words coming out of their own mouths. Then you won't have to wonder if someone, lumped in with conspiracy groups, is 'feeding you a line'. It is hard to sort it out these days. Honestly, if there are plans/prophecies that sound hopeful, I am rejecting it. This is not because I have lost hope. I haven't. My hope is in God. But, if you look at the messages of God's prophets versus false prophets, God's message always pointed toward repentance and 'fear not' to obey the Lord. But false prophets always shouted victory for those who listened to them, encouraged revolt against oppressors, and a sort of 'don't worry' as you celebrate. I think that every Christian should be pouring over their Old Testaments and reading the stories of God's interaction and instruction within political and national conflicts in the days of the kings of Israel. If we aren't familiar with the character of our God...if we merely live by logic, fueled by human emotion, we will find ourselves deceived and in the wrong 'camp'.
As you listen/read the discussion of this forum and you here a word or acronym you don't understand, please look it up. I've included many links to help you do this so you can understand what is being talked about. Maybe you already know. I did not. In the last few months, I have found myself trying to wade through conspiracy, false prophecy, and truth. If you already know about 'The Great Reset', maybe you don't need to take any time here. I know that, after this, I have little desire to plunge into any other rabbit holes.
Philippians 4:4-9 says,
"Rejoice in the Lord always.
Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near.
Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things...
And the God of peace will be with you."
I have put some random thoughts and supporting links in parenthesis.
The video is an hour and a half, which makes for a long transcript, but I wanted to do this so that it would be easier for those of us, who have had no hint of what is going on, to understand why our country has gone 'stir crazy'.
Following, is the link to the WEF session: an Economic Forum hosted in Geneva where leaders and stakeholders from across the global community gathered for a 'COVID action platform'.
The Great Reset | Launch session 3 June 2020 - YouTube
It might be of some help, I think, to first familiarize yourself with the speakers and their countries of origin.
Antonio Guterres, Portuguese politician, now serving as United Nations Secretary General
Prince Charles of Wales, Prince of Wales
IMF chief: We must do more (cnn.com)
Juliana Rotich, a Kenyan, has "developed web tools for crowdsourcing crisis information" Juliana Rotich - Wikipedia
"Crowdsourcing involves obtaining work, information, or opinions from a large group of people who submit their data via the Internet, social media, and smartphone apps."'How We Feel' app... How We Feel app helps track spread of COVID-19 – Harvard Gazette
"The wicked scheme against the righteous and gnash their teeth at them, But the Lord laughs, seeing their day is coming."
I started transcribing this video at about the (6:10) minute mark.
"This meeting serves as a launch-pad for the next chapter, The Great Reset."
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum:
"It is obvious that we are in the midst of the most severe crisis the world has experienced since WWII. 75 years ago, countries and peoples came together to shape the post-war global order which brought us decades of peace, increased global cooperation, and prosperity to hundreds of millions of people around the world.
The Covid-19 crisis has shown us that our old systems are not fit anymore for the 21st century. It has laid bare the fundamental lack of social cohesion, fairness, inclusion, and equality.
Now is the historical moment, the time, not only to fight severe viruses, but to shape the system for the post-corona era.
We have a choice, to remain passive, which would lead to the amplification of many of the trends we see today: polarization, nationalism, racism, and ultimately increased social unrest and conflicts. But, we have another choice...we can build a new social contract; particularly integrating the next generation.
We can change our behavior to be in harmony with nature again and we can make sure that the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution are best utilized to provide us with better lives.
In short, we need a Great Reset. We have to mobilize all constituents of our global society to work together.
We must not miss this unique window of opportunity. For this reason, I'm grateful that we are joined for this announcement of the Great Reset initiative, not only by his royal highness, the prince of Wales, but by representatives of international organizations, business, trade unions, scientists, and above all the young generation."
It is so hard to hear 'the COVID crisis' discussed as if it were a surprise, when all this seems to reflect Event 201, a pandemic exercise to illustrate preparedness efforts (centerforhealthsecurity.org)
Hearing a pandemic discussed as a 'window of opportunity' also sounds unfeeling... almost as if it was pre-planned. Also, how can anyone speak of a post-corona culture? Is never 'catching cold' even realistic to imagine?
Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General (9:14)
"I send you my warmest greetings and best wishes on the launch of The Great Reset.
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing enormous human suffering and economic hardship. The microscopic virus has closed down entire countries and economies.
In doing so, it has exposed the fragility that characterizes much of our world. But this fragility is not confined to health systems: run-away climate change, unsustainable level of inequality, and the lawlessness of cyber-space are all warning signs that we must heed.
The Great Reset is a welcome recognition that this human tragedy must be a wake-up call. As you rightly say, it is imperative that we re-imagine, rebuild, redesign, reinvigorate, and rebalance our world.
The scare of the pandemic and its social and economic impact demands strong unity and solidarity particularly towards developing countries.
Specific measures must be targeted at those most affected: women, older people, youths, low-wage workers, the informal sector, people caught up in humanitarian crises.
Rebalancing investments, harnessing science and technology, and advancing the transition to net-zero transmissions...all elements of The Great Reset are fundamental to building the future we need.
We have already called for an economic stimulus package equivalent to a double-digit percentage, more than ten-percent, of the global economy.
Last week, the United Nations, together with the governments of Jamaica and Canada, convened the largest gathering of world leaders since the start of the pandemic to lay solid foundations for a sustainable recovery based on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and The Paris Agreements.
We must build more equal, inclusive, and sustainable economies and societies that are more resilient in the face of pandemics, climate change, and the many other global challenges we face.
As momentum builds for a fairer and more inclusive
recovery, The Great Reset can help to enlarge the conversation and integrate
the thinking into financial systems and global markets. Together, we can make
faster progress as we work to end the global pandemic and build a more stable
and peaceful and prosperous world for all. Thank you."
https://www.state.gov/on-the-u-s-withdrawal-from-the-paris-agreement/
A link to the United Nations gathering mentioned:(https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/blog/2020/09/world-leaders-to-focus-on-key-actions-to-assist-countries-battered-by-the-financial-crisis-caused-by-covid-19/
The terminology used (enormous suffering, exposed fragility, run-away, unsustainable, etc...) evokes an emotionalized desperation. And, in using a 99% survivable cold as cause for such extreme phraseology and calls to action, raise further suspicion as to both the origin of and purpose for this Forum.
1. Why women are in the list of 'most affected' and
2. Why, for whom, and from whom a call was made for an economic stimulus package.)
Prince Charles: (12:50)
"These are unprecedented times. Every person on the planet has been impacted by the corona virus pandemic. Our world came to a standstill and it became clear that we do not have the answer or the mechanisms to address such an unprecedented global threat. The threats posed by this dreadful pandemic came upon us suddenly with very little warning.
The threat of climate change has been more gradual (see Gen.8:22), but it's devastating reality for many people and their livelihoods around the world (see Amos 4:6-8) and its ever greater potential to disrupt surpasses even that of COVID-19. (Look... )
Resist the Scamdemic, says Dr. Petrella! | FromRome.Info
In addition to COVID-19, over the last few decades we have seen bird flu, swine flu, Ebola, MERS, SARS, which are all zoonotic diseases originating in animals. More than half of all pathogens affecting humans come from animals. Changing the relationship between wild, domestic, and human animals makes pandemics more likely, which is why we need to restore balance with the natural world through decisive action on climate change and restoring biodiversity.
If we look at the planet as if it were a patient, we can see that our activities have been damaging her immune system and she's been struggling to function and thrive due to the strain we have put on her vital organs. To treat her we need to restore balance and put nature back at the center of the circle. (see Rom.1:25) And, to achieve this, we must act for health and well-being, understand nature's pathogens and cycles, recognize the value of diversity, unity, and the interdependence of all living things, consider the importance of innovation and adaptation, and invest in nature-based solutions to help stimulate a more circular bioeconomy that gives back to nature as much as we take from her.
(Her? Laudato si' (24 May 2015) | Francis (vatican.va))
I could only hope that, as this current crisis passes, we are able to reflect on the shape, the type, of world we want for ourselves and for future generations.
The 75 years after the Second world war saw unprecedented growth, rising longevity and poverty reductions. (Wait... isn't THAT exactly the SDG goals YOU guys are promising with The Great Reset?) But, all this put an overwhelming strain on our environment. (ahhh...ahem) The good news is that we have many of the solutions at hand: renewable energies now cheaper than fossil fuels. Our agriculture and land use can be more resilient, healthy and productive if we do not degrade our land, destroy our forests, and poison our water. Unfortunately, we so often forget that we are profoundly dependent on nature for our lives and livelihood. So, how do we balance the need to rebuild economic prosperity, the need to get people back to work, against environmental concerns? Investing sustainably now can be a fast, efficient, and attractive way to reboot our economy. Therefore, what should be the principles that underlie the reshaping of a new and better global economic system? To seize this window of opportunity, I believe we need to do five things. (Why do I feel like I'm being introduced to a pyramid scheme, where only the top of the pyramid are 'diamonds'?)
First of all, to create momentum
for the Great Reset, we need to capture the imagination and will of humanity. We will only change if we really want to change.
Secondly, the global economic recovery must set us on a new trajectory of sustainable employment, of livelihoods and economic growth. To achieve scale, we must not be afraid to reorientate our long-standing incentive structures which have been having such perverse effects on our planetary environment and on nature herself, if we are to reap the benefits afforded by a more sustainable world.
(I'm concerned about how the WEF defines 'incentive structures'. Go to What We Can Learn About Nazi Rule From the 'Ideal Nazi Wife’ | Time, hold down the 'alt' and 'f' keys, select 'find on page', type 'incentive', read this paragraph and realize the goal stated by Gates here gates on population control with reproductive health at DuckDuckGo .)
Thirdly, we must redesign systems and pathways to advance net zero transmissions globally. and, in this regard, carbon pricing can form a critical pathway to generally sustainable markets. This reset moment is our opportunity to accelerate and align our efforts to create truly global momentum. Countries, industries, and businesses moving together can create efficiencies and common economies of scale that will allow us to leap-frog our collective progress and accelerate our transition.
(Our? What of the War of 1776?)
Fourthly, we must re-invigorate science, technology and innovation. This crisis has shown the importance of investing in science, technology and innovation. We are on the verge of catalytic breakthroughs that will alter our view of what is possible and profitable within the framework of a sustainable future.
(Science has 'evolved' into a religion of interdependent support networks for deception and political agendas. No 're-invigorating', thank you!)
And fifthly, we must rebalance investment. Accelerating sustainable investment could offer significant economic growth and employment opportunities; including in green energy, the regeneration of nature and landscapes, circular bioeconomy, ecotourism, and green public infrastructure. It is time, therefore, to align sustainable solutions with funding in a way that can transform the marketplace. This would be the most dramatic act of responsible leadership ever seen by the global private sector and would at once provide a catalytic incentive for the public sector to follow.
We have a golden opportunity to
seize something good from this crisis. Its unprecedented shockwaves may well
make people more receptive to big visions of change. Global crises like
pandemics and climate change know no borders and highlight just how
interdependent we are as one people sharing one planet.
Over the past month or so, despite the ongoing crisis, I've been encouraged to see the growing calls for a green recovery. We need only to look to the United Nations secretary general, to the IMF (International Monetary Fund), the EU (European Union), the Petersburg Climate Dialogue, the Canadian government, the top 26 universities network, and businesses around the world to see this.
(And now I'm beginning to understand the spiderweb of indoctrination, influence, and control.)
And, as we move from rescue to recovery; therefore, we have a unique but rapidly shrinking window of opportunity to learn lessons and reset ourselves on a more sustainable path. (We?)
It is an opportunity we have never had before and may never have again. So we must use all the levers we have at our disposal, knowing that each and every one of us has a vital role to play.
Everything I have tried to do and urge over the past 50 years has been done with our children and grandchildren in mind. So, I can only encourage all to think big and act now. Thank you."
(I am concerned with what appears to be a dishonest agenda among leaders discussing this supposed surprise pandemic.
Now, we hear from Kristalina Georgieva, managing
director of the International Monetary Fund... (21:20)
"Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. Many thanks to his royal highness and to Prof. Schwab for bringing us together. Now is the time to think what history would say about this crisis and now is the time for all of us to define our own role. Will history say, that was the great reversal?
And we actually today see very worrisome signs. 170 countries are going to finish this year with a smaller economy than when they started and we already project there will be more debt, more deficit, more unemployment, and there is a very high risk for more poverty unless we act. And that takes me to what is it that would make it so that history would look at this crisis as the great opportunity for reset.
From the perspective of the IMF, what we see is inevitably a very massive injection of physical stimulus to help countries deal with this crisis and shift gear for growth to return. But, it is paramount that this growth leads to a greener, smarter, and more fairer world in the future. And it is possible to do that provided that we concentrate on the key elements of a recovery now. We don't wait for the days to come. For the Fund, what we see are tremendous opportunities.
Let me first talk about the green growth in the future. We can put in place public investments and incentives for private investments into low carbon and climate resilient growth. Not only that, but many of these investments can lead to job-rich recovery. Think of mangroves restoration, reforestation, or building insulation and think of the key sectors for reducing climate intensity where both the public and private sectors can invest. I'm particularly keen to take advantage of the low prices today to eliminate harmful subsidies and to bring in place carbon price as an incentive for the investments for the future.
Secondly, we know the digital economy is the big winner of this crisis. But, if we allow it to drive further division in our world; in other words, countries and communities to fall further behind, then it is going to bring more pain than gain for the future. So, it is critical, and we at the Fund work with others to use investments that are going to be supported by institutions like mine, by World Bank, and others to shrink the digital divide and also we need to think of how we are going to use the benefits of rapid growth in digital where profitability is jumping up to build more of a sharing of these benefits across our societies.
And that takes me to my third, and I think the most important, point of a fairer world. (Fairer?)
We know that this pandemic, if left on its own devices, is going to deepen inequality. That has happened in prior cases of pandemic. But, if we were to concentrate on investing in people... in the social fabric of our societies... in access to opportunities to education to all... in the expansion of social programs, so we take care of the most vulnerable people... THEN we can have a world that is able to work for all.
And I want to conclude with an example from the past. William Beveridge (A eugenics advocate of the 1940s. The eugenics movement Britain wants to forget (newstatesman.com)), in the midst of the second world war put forward his famous report in 1942 in which he projected how the UK can address what he called Five Giant Evils. And that led to a better country after the world, and actually to the National Health Service (NHS) that is saving so many lives today in UK. And my institution was created exactly in this time.
So we
now have to step up: use all the strength we have: in the case of the IMF, one
trillion dollar lending capacity, and tremendous engagement on the policy side,
to turn a page to have that history be about The Great Reset, not about the
great reversal. And I want to say loud and clear, the best memorial for those
who lost their lives to the pandemic is that greener, smarter, fairer world.
Thank you."
Next, we hear again from Klaus Schwab, Founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, working on THIS agenda for many decades. (see Agenda 21... now known as Agenda 2030, Agenda 21/2030 is the New World Order – Real Truth Real News (wordpress.com))
The moderator asks...
(28:30)
"What does the Great Reset mean to you... and how is the World Economic Forum and Davos going to contribute to this game-changing moment?" (https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-davos-agenda-2021)
Klaus Schwab speaking...
"I think the most important issue is to change our mindsets and instead of being so much focusing on short-term, as we did in the past, we have to keep in mind the long-term perspectives and the long-term prosperity.
This leads me, for example, to the need...and the World Economic Forum is very much engaged...to elaborate a comprehensive system of ESG (Environmental, Social, and good Governance Criteria) for companies. It should be a must for companies to report, not only on financial success, but how they contribute to our environmental health, to social cohesion, and exercise good governance. That is only one aspect. (Report?)
So, to answer your question related to DAVOS, we will now start quite a high number of task forces to look at all the different issues. And we will present all those ideas to the people assembled in Davos (the location of the WEF is in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland), to the leaders for business and from the political community.
But, at the same time, we will make Davos very different, very open. We will
mobilize our 10,000 global shapers in over 400 cities around the world to
organize a twin summit and to interact continuously with those assembled in
Davos who will ensure that we do not fall back to old recipes, but that we
really look at forward oriented solutions."
(30:40)
"Klaus, what do you say to skeptics out there who might say, 'We need to go back to where we were because we need the engine to run maximum. If we go for the Great Reset, if we go for green growth, if we go for long-term-value creation, it may be at the expense of jobs or short-term productivity.'
What do you say to those people?" (uh oh)
"My question to those people would be, 'What is the alternative? And, what we are doing, to a certain extent, is a betrayal of the next generation if we do not act... if we don't take our responsibility in the face of history.'
So, my response would be, 'Instead of being cynical and critical, why don't you come and you engage?' We need all the forces. We need everybody on board. And this initiative will really integrate everybody in the world who has a voice and who has particularly innovative proposals on how to improve livelihood."
(The initiative to 'integrate' everybody in the world. That wouldn't have any relatability to Earth-616, would it? And, yes, this IS a serious question.
Karl Schwab (Earth-616) | Marvel Database | Fandom
(also, see Rev.13:15-18)
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Prince Charles' reflections: outline of a five-part plan that is aligned with where HE thinks people want to go...
(32:25)
"Well, if I may say so, I'm hugely grateful to the Secretary General, the United Nations Secretary General, and to Kristalina Georgieva for joining us on this occasion. It really is so good of them to give up their precious time. I must say I was so heartened to hear what Kristalina was saying, having known of her for quite a long time now... and I know how remarkable she is... and how much experience she has in all these different fields. So, what she was saying made an enormous amount of sense to me. And the fact that she, with the IMF and the secretary of the United Nations, are taking these particular lines now... and understand the need for the kind of action... and the fact that we have no alternative, as Klaus was saying... as that IS the case... we have no alternative because otherwise, unless we take the action necessary... and we build again in a greener and more sustainable and more inclusive way, then we will end up having more and more pandemics and more and more disasters from ever accelerating global warming and climate change.
So, this is the one moment, as you've all been saying, when we have to make as much progress as we can. ('We' again? What's with the 'we'?) And again, if I may say so, this is...after having spent, I don't know... whatever it is now... thirty-eight years of my life trying to encourage corporate, social and environmental responsibility... and it tended to be a rather uphill struggle for many years... we managed to recruit some people, but by no means the majority of the private sector...
Now the private sector is, I think, at the heart of the key of how we actually do this in a better and more sustainable way: that recognizes the long-term requirements... recognizes, as Klaus was saying, the fact that we owe it to, not only the next generation, but, as the First Nations people all around the world know, to The Seventh Unborn Generation. (First Nation? 7th Generation?)
https://study.com/academy/lesson/who-are-the-first-nations-people-tribes.html
What is the Seventh Generation Principle? (ictinc.ca)
And this
is where I think the leadership of the private sector can make a terrific
difference; particularly, in helping to inspire the public sector to support at
the same time. So, I mean, I can only pray that we recognize the urgency of the
situation...and the fact that all of you have gathered here today at least is
one indication of that. You have huge experience and I know you can make a
difference, so thank you for your involvement."
(Prince Charles and Klaus Schwab will be sponsoring a series of 'Great Reset' dialogues. This was the first.
January 21st, 2021 was the next scheduled dialogue to 'flesh out' the aspects of The
Five-Point Plan and focus on 'seizing the moment'.)
_____________________________________________________________________________
(36:59)
Ajay Banga, an Indian-American, current president and chief executive officer of MasterCard, an Indian from Citi's Asia Pacific unit, who noted that around 45% of MasterCard's revenue comes from the U.S. and that there is a need for diversifying the revenue base...hmmm...speaks next.
"So, first of all, thank you for having me and thank you for creating the opportunity for this dialogue. You know, I've been saying for awhile that the world's problems fit on three sides of a triangle. That's the prism you should look through. We just talked about 'It's one versus many', 'Man versus nature', and the unfortunate foundation is 'long-term versus short-term'.
We just went through all of those in what we heard from his royal highness, Kristolina, and from Klaus. The pandemic has exacerbated one angle of that. I think no doubt that it has contributed to the very unfortunate circumstances in America right now, around our country... of the riots we've seen.
As a company, we made a commitment some years ago to go after 500 million people to be brought for financial inclusion by 2020. We did that and now we've upped it to a billion and added that we will bring in 50 million micro-SMEs and 25 million women entrepreneurs (Why women? Why feed preference due to race or gender? Please stop!), all part of the 'one versus many' side of the triangle.
The other one, the one about the climate and 'the man versus nature', we aren't directly as impactful on nature. We try to use our presence with consumers to say, 'What is it consumers understand?' They don't understand carbon credits but they understand the planting of trees. And so we said we'd plant 100 million trees by incentivizing consumers to behave in certain ways. (Now I feel like a lab rat.) Take the tube in London or a taxi, as an example.
Why
am I saying all this? In the process of doing all this, we've come to two
lessons and that's the answer to your question from my perspective.
The first, there is not enough money in government or philanthropy to make it possible to deal with the three sides of this triangle. (Soros, Gates, Prince Charles, Klaus… please stop your philanthropic contributions. We don't want it.) You need private sector capital, private sector ingenuity, private sector technology, and private sector capabilities to come to the party.
(What party? Is it THIS one... https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/democrats-green-new-deal-is-a-crazy-new-deal-that-would-be-a-disaster-for-us-all Or is it THIS one... Green Party of the Federal Republic of China | Federal Republic of China Wiki | Fandom)
We have to make it part of our business model which is those two examples I gave you of inclusion and climate.
Second learning: you need enormous trust between the private sector and the public sector for this to actually work. That trust is hard to come by. What I have seen during the course of the pandemic is some light at the end of the tunnel of trust. The private sector and governments are working, and the NGO (Non-government organization) sector are working really well together...whether it's the Therapeutic Accelerator (https://www.fshdsociety.org/therapeutic-accelerator/) we launched with Gates (There he is! I knew he'd show up.) and the Wellcome Trust (https://wellcome.org/news/wellcome-pledges-50-million-new-initiative-speed-development-covid-19-treatments) or the work I see on SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprise) around the world... or benefit distribution and the use of data and analytics for the purpose of directing activity.
(Use of data for directing activity?)
I think that this issue of bringing the private sector to The Party ( I feel like a prize of war) and bringing it in a way that the trust between the private and the public sector come together, those are imperative for us. If you're going to make real progress on moving the needle and seizing the opportunity that we just heard about."
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Moderator:
"...We are talking about the
need for a New Social Contract..."
(40:15)
"How important is it that, as part
of that social contract, people are delivered jobs that are purposeful and
meaningful?" ('Delivered'?)
And I thank Kristolina for the 'greener, smarter, fairer world' because it fits right into this frame. There's no doubt that people and planet must be on an equal footing with economy.
So, indeed the prince's ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance Criteria) has come of age.
But we have to put indeed the environment and social medias on the same page.
(THAT explains a lot about the social media censoring going on.)
If you think about it, COVID-19 has starkly exposed existing fault-lines in our world. We had already 'income inequality' that was fueling 'income, race, gender inequality'...
It WAS about despair.
It was about anger.
It was resulting in a distrust even of our democracies... even of each other, I should say.
(see Matt.24:12 and Isa.3:12)
And,
of course, you've seen some of that anger spill over now around 'racial
injustice' before and again it will come on 'income injustice' and, of course,
'progress for women' has stalled everywhere.
(I truly believe they are binding all this negativity on Americans and then yanking their strings.)
We have 'a climate emergency' which
we can't walk away from. There's no doubt that the very survival of the human
race requires us to act.
(see Gen.8:20-22 and Dan.2:20-22)
And, of course, we have choices facing the best and worst of technology...and I was delighted Kristolina raised some of the inequalities...but we indeed need to look at this world with a lens...
(see 1Sam.16:7)
…of what will indeed make our world better. And, of course, the WES (World Education Services)
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Education_Services)
taking a huge leadership on this. So, in that context, we would say that while we are very supportive of the global act of solidarity around a health crisis that has put human lives first, we can't ignore the impact on people's lives... and jobs, jobs, and jobs... income support... of course wages... and income for the areas where we've seen the labor market breakdown... But if we don't have full employment at the center of recovery and building resilience, then we will go back into the same spiral.
(Who, again, is 'WE'? Is it the collective broken socialist and communist economies that want a piece of American wealth? ...using 'global solidarity around a health crisis' to spin their webs?)
We also need, of course, job creation to go along with that and investment in enabling green infrastructure; in industry policy to help us shift the transition... adjust transition... on all these fronts; and, of course, in care and in ecosystems repair.
We need income protection. (From whom?)
We need minimum living wages and incomes finally settled...
(How can wages be 'settled' when not all people are all equally abled?)
…with, indeed, the business community accepting that social dialogue... and collective bargaining help us share our wealth.
(Again...whose wealth is getting 'shared'? Do they have a say? Or, is this about a group of high-minded individuals with a lot of money 'forcing'/coercing/black-mailing America to surrender... for the good of the planet, of course?)
On top of that. If we walk away from health and safety, whether it's formal health systems or whether it's safety of people and their lives and their risk of biological hazards... If we don't see global standards... then, again, we put our people at risk everywhere.
(WHO is 'our' people!?)
And we can never again... we can NEVER again... allow our health/education care systems to be underfunded.
We must indeed build equal economic participation...
Sorry, we must build social protection... and I'll finish on this...
If we don't build social protection for everybody... $37 billion is all it would take for 5 years of funding for the poorest countries...
(That explains this... https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/10/15/democrats-covid-coronavirus-stimulus-foreign-aid/)
…for health and income protection.
I know that Kristolina... I know many governments... are on our side.
But we need it to be funded... and we need to see that, indeed, transparency of government and of governance includes consultation with people.
Finally, can I say, on financing, we must build a system of financing that is sustainable. And you have others on this panel who can deal with those questions better than me. But we must end the 'short-termism'; whether it's about investment or our approach to debt which is, after all, investment in the future.
(I never considered debt an 'investment in the future'; see Prov.22:7 and Rom.13:8)
I thank you. The Great Reset is a
proper envelope to deal with these questions: a New Social Contract."
(I DON'T believe these people understand how America
was organized as a healthy democratic republic. So, how can they even think that forcing on America the socialism, that has ruined their economies, will save the world?)
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(45:30)
Moderator:
"Victoria, can you just give
us a sense of what this Great Reset means for younger generations and how this
process can 'give them a voice' and how we can hold ourselves accountable to
their needs as we look at the future."
Victoria...
"Thank you very much for the invitation. I think this is a great initiative that is very needed. I believe that right now we are at an evolutionary point in our society in which we are realizing that the way in which how we used to act or make decisions was not sustainable at all. And some great champions of that are the younger generation.
(see Isaiah 3:4, 12)
We have seen how the young generation is 'raising awareness' (A generation that feels superior to their elders: manipulated and indoctrinated.), 'speaking up', and that is SUPER important because it gives awareness about the global challenges that the world is facing right now.
(see Prov.26:17, IThes.4:11, and 1Tim.5:13).
And I think that we need to leverage on that and then also, have more 'social entrepreneurs',(https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/social-entrepreneurship), innovators...people that can really tackle those challenges with the appropriate solution. And I think the younger generation is great for that because they are full of passion (No! This is NOT a good thing as most are devoid of morals and good sense!) and they are seeing what the problems are and finding how to solve them. (Isa.3:12) And I think that is something very important.
It's also finding that a right problem... you know, many times, we criticize some industries... like, for example, I work in the farming industry, and I've been able to speak to a lot of farmers from various parts of the world, rich and poor. And one thing that I notice is they love the land, you know...they want to be more sustainable. The problem is, many times, they do not have the tools or they do not have the knowledge on how to be more sustainable or they do not have the access to capital. And I think that is a great point in which young entrepreneurs, especially from developing countries that are there and can see the right problem, can really step up and create solutions. And we are, I mean, my generation, is also very connected. We grew up with internet, so we are in a much connected world. We can collaborate as we are seeing right in the... during these times how the... open collaboration is super important... and create processes or technologies from The Fourth Industrial Revolution that can really help us make better choices.
We... I think that we... need to demand from the companies... we need to demand from the governments... but we also need to create change. We not only have to demand change, but also create change.
And, for that technology, it's extremely important to actually also help us in how to come up with the best solutions for a problem.
And I think that, of course, there will be a transition period in which we have to start making better decisions...
…and change the way that we think.
But I think that we are seeing, with my generation, the next generations are going to be more aware and taking more of the right choices."
(Her whole conversation really bothered me. She has been SO programmed.)
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(49:00)
Ajay Banga outlines some of the
ambitious steps that MasterCard has planned.
Moderator:
"How much does the business sector need to start taking these ESG goals more seriously? There's a lot of skepticism, and cynicism even, about the ESG and how closely businesses will follow them.
Do we need to really put CEO's fingers to the flame a little on some of these goals?
(Is that what you mean by incentives?)
Does business need
to get 'ahead of it' before the public, global public, loses confidence and
loses faith?"
Ajay...
"I think that, what Klaus was
referring to, which is an effort at the WEF (World Economic Forum) around The
International Business Council to develop objective measures that can be put
into the way all of us report out. (WE are all going to 'report out'?) I think that's an outstanding way of doing
it, because you create transparency... (WE didn't see it coming.) And you create a level playing field in how people speak about
the importance of these... And, by the way, you ensure that investors begin to
pay attention to it as well. So, I think this is a brilliant idea and I'm all
very supportive of it.
I would say, one thing about cynicism, Adrian, the time for cynicism is a little behind us. And the idea of looking ahead really requires us to put cynicism away and start thinking about constructive participation.
So, you're welcome to have a point of view. And you're welcome to have a discourse. But being an unchecked critic is really not acceptable.
And it's time to come to the
table and make a difference. And I think that's the point that we all need to emphasize
for each other."
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The next section is 'The Transition to a Sustainable Economy'
(51:08)
Speaking, will be Bernard Looney (an Irishman), CEO of BP since Feb.2020. and a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, a fellow of the Energy Institute, and is a mentor in the FTSE 100 Cross-Company Mentoring Executive Programme (https://www.businessroundtable.org/about-us/members/bernard-looney-chief-executive-officer-bp).
He will address opportunities afforded
by the current low price of oil and a transition that is being accelerated by the
pandemic.
(51:48)
Moderator:
"How does a company like yours play
a part in making that transition work?"
(52:00)
Bernard Looney...
"To Professor Schwab and to his royal highness, we at BP... we welcome this great initiative and I would like to offer some thoughts on the question you raised.
I think some people know in...on February the 12th of this year (2020), BP set out an ambition to become a Net Zero company by 2050 or sooner (https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/news-and-insights/press-releases/bernard-looney-announces-new-ambition-for-bp.html) and not just that, but actually to help the world get there.
And I think a lot
of people have asked Adrian if the pandemic has somehow slowed our energy in
this area and... if anything, I think it's increased it... and we're as, if not
more, committed than ever to make that happen. You know, we all know there is
the carbon budget... it is finite... it is running out...
But I think a better way to
explain it might be the refinery workers that I was speaking to in the United
States just a few weeks ago.... and they thanked me for the commitment to the
energy transition and I asked them why and one of them said, 'Given the choice,
I choose my grandchildren every time.'...
(um... Aren't ya'll just shifting the
pollution footprint? https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a1709966/will-some-gas-and-diesel-cars-still-produce-less-pollution-evs/)
…And that was coming from someone who has worked in hydro-carbons for his career. So, that is what this is about and we have some thoughts on what we think should happen... Obviously, it's against a backdrop where growth and employment is core and governments will be facing higher deficits, higher debts, so we need to think about how we can do this at low or no cost to the tax-payer and in some way increase revenue. (HOW does this math work out?)
There are three policy points, Adrian, that we would just quickly touch on.
The first is that any recovery
stimulus should have green conditions attached to it. Kristolina mentioned
this. I agree with her 100%. We're seeing some of that here in Europe and we
absolutely encourage and actually advocate for that.
Secondly, energy prices should reflect real costs. (So... Does this mean executives don't get a paycheck?)
His royal highness talked about carbon price.
Kristolina talked about abolishing subsidies for fossil fuel production.
We agree with all
of that and, in fact, we advocate strongly for all of that.
And then thirdly, supporting decarbonization in emerging economies. We want to make sure that, in those countries, people are not forced to choose between a clean energy and supporting jobs ..supporting jobs and livelihoods. They shouldn't have to make that choice.
And 'Building Back Better' (Hello! THAT is what Biden-Harris is parroting) ought to be about closing the gaps that exist in 'inequality' and 'social injustice' rather than widening them ('Widening gaps' is actually happening because passionate youths have been programmed through the public education system. Philanthropists have fueled and financed social unrest demonstrations in order to create civil unrest and distrust).
You know, just in closing, Adrian, I would say we need our imagination here. We're seeing today, every day, the art of the possible. The possible is being redefined each and every day right now. And so, the next time someone tells us that tackling 'climate change' is either too costly or else too difficult, I think we need to remind them, and remind ourselves, of what just is happening right now. ("remind them" means bullying every facet of world society and economy into accepting the 'global warming' theory and climate change agenda) So, that's where we are at."
(55:30)
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Next up is Juliana Rotich (a Kenyan): another poster child taken under the wing of the wife of the big guy, Mr. Klaus, himself. She is on the 'net' as, 'Lionesses of Africa', a Schwab Foundation Social Entrepreneur and co-founder and executive director of Ushahidi, Inc., a nonprofit tech company chaired by Mrs. Hilde Schwab. She is a also a venture partner in Atlantica Ventures (https://vc4a.com/ventures/atlantica-ventures/) and also co-founder of Blck.org (https://www.lemelson.org/juliana-rotich/)
Moderator:
"How do you see this Reset
working in terms of empowering people in those emerging economies and helping
them to avoid some of the tough choices that Bernard was talking about?"
(55:42)
Juliana...
"Thank you very much for inviting me and including me in the conversation. Thank you to Professor Klaus Schuab and the prince of Wales. I'm joining you from Nairobi, and one of the things that this pandemic has exposed is that there is a lot more people, and a lot of young people, who are living in precarious reality. So, this has hit not only in the individuals but also in the small businesses quite hard
(The ONLY thing that hit all of us hard was the fear-mongering and regulations mandating unnecessary closures and ridiculous reopening procedures over a 99% survivable virus!)
And it has also hit social entrepreneurs who typically work with the most vulnerable. But we've also seen social entrepreneurs step in in incredible ways. There's women who used to run school feeding programs in schools and we've seen her work become even more important during this pandemic. So, from the ground, not only has it exposed the precarious reality, it has also exposed the opportunity to reenter The Reset around the most vulnerable and those on the edge where it only takes something like a pandemic or difficult circumstances to slide into poverty. So there've been a lot of improvements over the last couple of years. But, a lot of those improvements will be wiped out if we Reset in a way that does not invest in young people to get them to a place where they feel like they can bounce forward.
(Pay attention to the next thing she says... how to help young people 'bounce forward'...)
And the way we can do that is, first of all, just making sure that there is money in their pockets (see Luke15:11-32) ...to not only survive now but to be able to continue to employ others.
(Question: if every young person is given money in their pockets TO employ others... then, IF they are all honest, who is there be to employ? ...the older generation? see Is.3:4)
For example, some of the experts here in Kenya and other African countries estimate that more than 75% of Small and Medium Enterprises may have a really difficult time. Some of them may actually shut down...and that is extremely problematic. (to be expected... see Pro.13:11)
So, governments do need to have a fund that they can put money directly into people's pockets and directly into SMEs so that those SMEs can continue to keep people employed.
(Have governments EVER proved faithful with monies PUT in to their accounts... actually funneling it down honestly to the people?)."
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(58:50)
Moderator:
"As we look at this Great Reset, I think probably no country embodies those choices as well as China where we're really looking at the Chinese economy as possibly providing the world with an engine forward out of the pandemic...
…But also looking at how it uses the technologies of The Fourth Industrial Revolution and 'the new greener technologies' to help power that transition."
Dr. Jun Ma Jun (of China), known as
'Mr. Green Finance', chairman of China's Green Finance Committee and a member
of the Monetary Policy Committee of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) talks next.
(59:15)
Moderator:
"Your perspective on how China is going to manage the transition and what we can expect..."
(WHY is China managing ANYTHING... let alone, the world!)
Govt: China could take down U.S. power grid - CNN Politics
(And... it looks like we might see some Rev.17 shaping up?)
Pope Francis and the Great Reset - The Fatima Center
An Open Letter to President Trump from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò – The Burning Platform
Anyway, Jun speaks...
"Thank you very much for having me...Last couple weeks we've been discussing this topic of Green Recovery or Green Stimulus package within the Chinese Green Finance Committee and we also had conversations with quite a few MDBs (Multilateral Development Banks, https://www.isdb.org/financing-the-sustainable-development-goals-the-contributions-of-the-multilateral-development-banks) within the region including ADB (Asian Development Bank), AI (Artificial Intelligence: scary stuff... having conversations with an AI), BI (Bank of Indonesia, https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/09/30/bi-chinese-central-bank-sign-local-currency-settlement-agreement.html) and so on (https://www.zdnet.com/article/adbs-innovation-sandbox-is-helping-it-become-a-more-digitally-capable-bank/, https://www.technologyreview.com/2017/06/16/151178/ant-financial-chinas-giant-of-mobile-payments-is-rethinking-finance-with-ai/).
One strong message that's emerging from these discussions is that the recovery has to be greener than any of the previous recoveries.
(Other recoveries? I guess I just learned something: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_economic_stimulus_program).
And, in order to do that, we need to ensure that the stimulus package, including fiscal and monetary, are much greener than they were before. Now, why we see a lot of urgency for ensuring this to happen.
Two reasons...
One is that size of the stimulus package, including fiscal and monetary, are very very big. In U.S. and in some of the European countries it amounts to 10-20% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product). In China, the fiscal stimulus, measured by …fiscal deficit is about 8% of GDP. It's not as big as in the U.S.
(Why have the Democrats PUT us in their hands? Now we can see why they have fought Trump so mercilessly.)
Biden’s order could let China control U.S. electric grid (msn.com)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzpRWmuIdWw
But it's much bigger than the historical numbers. So we cannot waste this opportunity to ensure that the very precious money that's raised from the next generation is spent on green and low-carbon.
(AND the next administration MUST bow to every demand to get a stimulus package from China.)
And the other reason is that for
many of these projects, especially infrastructure projects, that the government
will invest in, the carbon footprint is determined in the design stage of the
project. And these carbon footprints will be lasting for few decades. So it's
critically important that we make sure that these projects are designed green
in the coming few years.
We came up with a couple of specific recommendations for the governments in China and also within the region.
These are the six...
Number one, we need to make sure
that the percentage of green projects, in a total number of projects, is higher
than any time in history. For example, according to the Chinese green taxonomy,
back a couple years ago, maybe 5-10 years ago, 10% of projects were green. And
we want to make sure that a much higher percentage, maybe 5 and 20 percent, I
think, based on the taxonomy.
And a lot of economists have developed a taxonomy, including China, Europe, and so for these countries and regions, we encourage them to report the greenness of the projects in the government pipeline so that the whole society can monitor greenness of the government stimulus package.
(How about that, my Democrat friends? In your self-righteous fervor and naivete, you have 'climbed into bed' with the enemy so that the United States will required to report to and be monitored by China... all because, why again? Trump was rude and tactless like many Americans?)
The second idea is that for those
projects who cannot be labeled as green, because they do not fall into the
green taxonomy, that includes …green energy, green building, environmental
remediation projects, and so on... but fall into maybe manufacturing, in
general... For these projects we need to make sure that they still follow
strict environmental and climate standards so they don't do a lot of pollution
and gen a lot of carbon for future generations to spend money to fix. And, in
order for that to happen, also we need to enhance transparency for these so
called non-green projects. And, in China, we expect the regulator, including
The Environmental Ministry and Financial Regulator, to come up with regulation
by the end of this year... to ask for all list of companies and all bond issuers
to release environmental information on a mandatory basis. Now, if that's done,
I think it would be very helpful in insuring the transparency of major projects
done by large companies.
The third point is that the
consumption stimulus needs to be green as well. A lot of countries giving
subsidies for individuals and some of them are giving consumer coupons. So how
do we make such spending are also greener than before. One idea is that the
government can put together a wide list of green consumer goods; for example,
electric vehicles, energy efficient refrigerators, energy efficient air
conditioners, LED light bulbs, recycled papers... and these are the ones that
should be given preference on the list of consumer subsidies and consumer
coupons.
The fourth idea is that the
government's Employment Generation Program needs to be green. What do we mean
by that? In China, there is a lot of migrant workers who have lost jobs
recently and they stay at home on the farm. And, instead of paying them
unemployment benefits, letting them to do nothing, we should ask them to plant
trees and pay them money. I think that's a better way of utilizing money and
making the planet greener.
The fifth point is that
governments should consider issuing green bonds as much as possible. A lot of
governments are doing green projects anyway, but they are not issuing green
bonds. And by doing the green bond issuance, it can not only enhance the market
participation, because it encourages the private sector to join, but also can
make sure the so-called green projects coming …are really green. As the
market, we monitor them, and they need to have transparency for the green bond
market.
And final point is for those
central banks which are intending to use QE (Quantitative Easing, i.e. purchasing
public debt), they should be considering buying green bonds and this will help
the development of the green bond market."
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And now, speaking concerning the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is Brad Smith, President of Microsoft.
(thinking now, for some reason, of Dan.7:7-12 and 19-22 and Rev.13... sadly)
(1:06:15)
Brad Smith...
"Interestingly, the pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital technologies...as people needed to work from home or study from home or governments needed to operate from home, it was digital technology that they turned to. To sustain the continuity of society around the world. As people return to work, I think we can continue to expect digital technology and data, you know, fundamentally, to BE the infrastructure for this decade and, you know, for The Great Reset we're talking about here.
I think the great opportunity we have is to put this technology to work in a way that is going to advance all the goals that everyone has been talking about today. I think that needs to start with what it'll take to promote a more inclusive 'jobs and economic recovery'. I think that means recognizing that broadband has become the electricity of the 21st century. We need to spread broadband technology more broadly. (5G was forced on us while schools and businesses were closed and Space X began launching the grid into the sky.
SpaceX's 'illegal' fleet of 5G satellites could wipe out life on Earth - Daily Star
It gives new meaning to Isa.8:12. Why would we call it a conspiracy? The thing is done. Maybe we're just setting the stage for Rev.6:13 and Matt.24:29?)
And then we need to couple that with new initiatives to equip more people with the digital skills they'll need, not just to have a tech job, but a job that is increasingly tech-enabled in almost every part of the economy. (I don't want tech-enabled.)
And we need to do this in a way that remembers that there are more than a billion people on the planet that have some kind of disability, temporary or permanent, and so we need to ensure that all of this works for them.
I think as we do that, there are a couple of other things that are really of paramount importance. We need to sustain people's trust... (it's gone for me) And that means protecting their privacy, (always conditional and ever-changing) it means protecting their security, it means that ensuring that these new technologies, especially Artificial Intelligence, are deployed responsibly around the world.
(YIKES! AI deployment?)
I think we have the opportunity to recognize that data, and technology more broadly, are indispensable tools to solve almost any of the problems that we confront.(Isn't that 'playing' god?) And so, when it comes to protecting people's fundamental rights, as we're seeing in the United States today, we've been focused for several years on using data to shine a light on disparities, for example...between the practices of police on African Americans and blacks in the United States in comparison to other populations and that is I just think just a slice of what we'll need to address around the world.
And then, finally, I think it's right that every part of this
conversation recognize that, in all probability, the challenge of this great
decade, Great Reset, the greatest opportunity of this decade, is around
sustainability. That's why we as a company committed that we will be carbon
negative by the year 2030. But I think what we really have the opportunity to
do is unite the private sector, use digital technology to better measure Scope
1, 2, and 3 emissions (https://www.epa.gov/greeningepa/greenhouse-gases-epa)
created in the building of products and empower consumers around the world. So,
when they make a choice about which product to purchase, they can see what was
emitted in terms of the amount of carbon to create that product in the same way they can read the
nutritional content on a label at the grocery store (Will it be transparency that evolves like this?... House votes to repeal country-of-origin labeling on meat | KSL.com) or food
product. If we can empower consumers with all of this, I think we unleash this
next generation to have a much broader impact more quickly."
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And now, Lord Stern, i.e. Nick Stern, will speak on climate
issues...
(1:10:10)
Moderator:
"(Give) perspective on the scale of the
challenge we face when we...the Great Reset is a very ambitious term...it's a
very ambitious project... Is it up to the level of ambition that the world
needs to tackle a crisis as big as the one you've outlined in Climate Change?"
Nick Stern...
"Thank you very much, Adrian, thank you your royal highness...
Klaus...for bringing us all together.
Adrian,
I'll try and answer your question by trying to integrate what we've heard
today... to try to put the pieces together because we have to change for a
serious response to 'the climate crisis'. We have to change our economies
dramatically in the next 20 or 30 years. And the next ten years is absolutely
decisive. If we are negligent in these next ten years, if we don't move fast
enough, then 3 degrees would be beyond our capabilities...and that would be
devastating...let alone 2 degrees. But let me try to put together what we've
heard today, because I think that's the overall answer to all a question about
scale and how we can change.
I like to think of it in terms of the different players and their behaviors and how they change, and the different actions and investments that we have to make and how we design and evaluate those actions... investments... changes. I think it helps to think of individuals and communities, firms, governments and the states, The Third Sector...
(I guess that's 'them'?)
…if you like, The Labor Movement, faith, NGOs, and finally... insha institutions.
(https://getinsha.com/en/inshare.php)
The last two, we've heard eloquently from my friends, Sharon and Kristolina, about labor movements... about international organizations. I think individuals and communities... We've seen our common humanity emphasized and brought together in these last months of the COVID crisis. We've seen young people looking after old people... notwithstanding that their education, their lives, their training have been so disrupted. So, individuals and communities are stepping up.
Firms, I think, are beginning to step up... and we've heard it today... and that has to accelerate.
I think we have to understand the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance), not as an add-on. Rather, we have to understand the purpose of The Firm as finding profitable solutions to the problems of people and planet.
The first word there really of substance is 'profitable'... but, we have to breathe to live...
But, breathing is not the purpose of life.
So, finding profitable solutions to problems of the people and the planet... and we're starting to see firms move to that... and we're seeing firms behave responsibly in that way, actually doing better on conventional measures of profitability... and doing better in this particular period.
So,
those are the actors and the players, and how they can change and react to each
other in different ways.
What do we have to do? …and here's the answer to the climate question... 'sustainability'.
We have to invest strongly in the right kind of assets... the right kind of physical assets... sustainable infrastructure... including green energy, of course, as we've heard... in human capital... in people and the skills that we need for these new economies... particularly looking after the young people who risk being a lost generation here... and actual capital fundamental if we're going to have a strong, healthy biosystem... but also of course to the negative emissions that we have to create... trees, land, restoration, oceans and so on... and finally, the social capital is a fundamental importance... how we support... where is our confidence in institutions... where is our sense of community and taking on the problems of inequality.
(It's like he's reading an outline!)
If we invest well, in those four assets, we have something that is a really strong response to the challenges of 'sustainability' in terms of the assets we create for the next generation.
And, of course, the technology for each of these capitals, the technology of how we put it all together is fundamental. Let's access those against the values we've agreed in The Sustainable Development Goals.
THE 17 GOALS | Sustainable Development (un.org)
(No poverty? Read Duet.15:11 and Matt.26:11)
And if we do these things, then we will have a sustainable recovery, which is a very strong recovery... fast… labor intensive... big multiply... Just what Haynes would have liked (???) if we look after retro-fitting buildings, trees, and so on.
And we'll find a transformation that is enormously attractive... good idea to have cities where you can move and breathe, ecosystems which are robust and fruitful and protect ourselves against 'the climate change' that we would otherwise create. So this is a story of hope (Stop! Just, stop!), vision, and practicality, and delivery...
And we can do all these things.
And I am enormously
grateful to his royal highness and to Klaus for their leadership and taking us
forward. Thank you."
(1:15:30)
I'm stopping here with transcribing this... I'm tired.
The rest is creepy anyway.
Listening to Klaus reminds me of Nazi Germany anyway.
You can listen to the rest if you want to. But, THIS is what is going on. THIS is why everything feels so weird.
I have tried to sound the alarm and wake some of you up.
"To whom can I speak and give warning?
Who will listen to me?
Their ears are closed
so they cannot hear.
The word of the Lord is offensive to them;
they find no pleasure in it.
But I am full of the wrath of the Lord,
and I cannot hold it in.
and on the young men gathered together;
both husband and wife will be caught in it,
and the old, those weighed down with years.
Their houses will be turned over to others,
together with their fields and their wives,
when I stretch out my hand
against those who live in the land,'
declares the Lord.
'From the least to the greatest,
all are greedy for gain;
prophets and priests alike,
all practice deceit.
They dress the wound of my people
as though it were not serious.
"Peace, peace," they say,
when there is no peace.
Are they ashamed of their detestable conduct?
No, they have no shame at all;
they do not even know how to blush.
So they will fall among the fallen;
they will be brought down when I punish them,'
says the Lord.
This is what the Lord says:
'Stand at the crossroads and look;
ask for the ancient paths,
ask where the good way is, and walk in it,
and you will find rest for your souls.
But you said, "We will not walk in it."
I appointed watchmen over you and said,
"Listen to the sound of the trumpet!"
But you said, "We will not listen."'"
(Jer.6:10-17)
You want to see how China's policy
is working out for them?
These plans for world unification and control and all the issues which rest firmly in the sovereignty of Almighty God, sounds like little-god complexes... maybe even akin to blasphemy. Regardless, the nations are seeking their own way to a utopian world, apart from God. It sounds like the same attitude of the masses in the time of Babel.
The rebuilding of the tower of
Babel? …uniting the world according to the mind of man …playing 'little god' to God's earth.
"Now the whole world had one language and a common speech...
But the Lord came down to see the city and the tower the people were building.
The next summit begins January 21, 2021.
(https://www.weforum.org/press/2020/06/the-great-reset-a-unique-twin-summit-to-begin-2021/)
Do you really WANT to know what is going on? I won't try to explain anymore. Throughout 2020, I shared the links of talented individuals and became censored, and rebuked by those sweet little passionate youths the monster has his claws in. Rather, I will point you to see and hear the 'talking mouths' for yourself. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
I can't help but think of this
verse...
"Because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator...
And since they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a debased mind to do what ought not to be done." (Romans 1:25 and 28)
Did you feel broken in 2019?
I didn't.
And, yet, there were those who were working very hard to ensure we 'got broke' in
time to meet with Agenda 21 guidelines and began implementing controls from lessons learned in
Event 201, a John Hopkins high-level pandemic exercise in partnership with the
WEF and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. (
Wouldn't the beast, as an envoy
of the Dragon, be disguised to the world as an 'angel of light'?
So, if you want this group of geniuses with good intentions to rule the world, you've got the complete package right here. They have carefully and confidently set The Great Reset in motion already... because they know how we Americans love our comforts and believe our media.
We were the last nation standing in their way. And now... they are shouting lies and obscenities so as to drown out anything but the glories of their long awaited, planted vehicle of forced change... a cold they call Covid-19.
As soon as evidence is posted, it's censored. So every individual has to ask their own questions and do their own research... because they've done a pretty good job keeping us quarantined from information and from each other.
Diversity and individual nationalism is God's design. The nations are rebelling against HIM.
Please listen to or read the transcript I have carefully typed out. If you cannot read, comprehend what you read, or do not know how to look up terms you do not understand, then you cannot be helped. I cannot spell things out for you. Others, who HAVE spelled it all out, have been silenced or deleted. This is a risk I am taking... by giving you the chance to HEAR/READ the very individuals as they speak for themselves.
So, either you are the type of person that likes to be told what to think and buy and... to be micromanaged... OR, you are a truth seeker.
Let me warn you, the 'educated' younger generation with all the energy and passion has been sold a 'fair' package that they have self-righteously gotten behind.
If you haven't trained your children to honor authority, don't
count on them dedicating even a second of their brain capacity to truth.
"Brother will betray brother to death, and a father his child; children will rebel against their parents and have them put to death.
Whoever acknowledges me before others, I will also acknowledge before my Father in heaven. But whoever disowns me before others, I will disown before my Father in heaven.
Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword. For I have come to turn
‘a man against his father,
a daughter against her mother,
a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law—
A man’s enemies will be the members of his own household.’
Anyone who loves their father or mother more than me is not worthy of me;
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