Globalists

[revelarts]

You missed, "...But one fear which I have heard is..." I'm just surprised it took 6 years of scouring before someone found it, inferred from it, and Youtubed it. Now all the antiKlausniks are going to spread it further amongst the interwebs. Self fulfilling prophecy and all.

One fear he's HEARD.

Did he say he was fearful?
Did the head of google say he was?
I'd love to see the full interview, if you have a link to it or transcript that'd help.


Also If someone is outside waving a gun around it makes sense to warn others. Self fulfilling prophecy is not what you call that warning.

the real problem is not enough folks take the threats seriously enough.
Tech's promises of convenience and profits have been stream rolling freedoms, privacy, personal autonomy & common sense.

[fj1200]

One fear he's HEARD.

Did he say he was fearful?
Did the head of google say he was?
I'd love to see the full interview, if you have a link to it or transcript that'd help.


Also If someone is outside waving a gun around it makes sense to warn others. Self fulfilling prophecy is not what you call that warning.

the real problem is not enough folks take the threats seriously enough.
Tech's promises of convenience and profits have been stream rolling freedoms, privacy, personal autonomy & common sense.

Eggheads.

[revelarts]

[revelarts]

Layers of HorseSh!t

[revelarts]

the globalist
WORLD BANK assumes authority to tell the world how we "MUST" grow food in order to stop climate change.


CLIMATE-SMART AGRICULTURE
Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is an integrated approach to managing landscapes—cropland, livestock, forests and fisheries--that address the interlinked challenges of food security and climate change.
https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/c...rt-agriculture


Recipe for a Livable Planet
World Bank Document
They are giving money & guidance to those that do what the world bank thinks is best.... for the greater good.
https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/...34c4e2/content



older docs same theme
Publication: World Bank Group Climate Change Action Plan 2021–2025: Supporting Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Development
https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/...b-d72e07f96c79

"Transitions at the Heart of the Climate Challenge
https://www.worldbank.org/en/news/fe...mate-challenge
"The World Bank Group is increasing its financing to help countries address the pandemic and climate change, because a sustainable future depends on the decisions countries make today.
To clean up energy systems, it will be important to drive action on multiple fronts including renewable energy, energy efficiency, and a just transition from coal.
To tackle food insecurity and protect forests, climate-smart agriculture and nature-based solutions will need to be scaled up.
Imagine a world where farms grow nutritious food and raise healthy livestock without harming the environment. Where every village, town and city are powered by clean energy and cities have safe, affordable, and non-polluting transit systems. Where people have jobs that drive the sustainable growth story of the future. This world is within our reach, but only if we confront the challenges we face today...."

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World Bank tiptoes into fiery debate over meat emissions
Published on 10/05/2024, 4:35pm
The bank has advised wealthy nations to cut subsidies for high-emissions foods but stopped far short of promoting veganism
"...The bank’s new “Recipe for a Livable Planet” report outlines a “menu of solutions” governments can take to reduce their planet-warming emissions from food production, including using more renewable energy, harvesting food from trees instead of cutting them down, and restoring forests.

It calls on high-income countries, whose diets are most polluting for the planet, to take the lead by providing finance for green measures to low and middle-income nations and by shifting subsidies away from high-emitting food sources like cattle for beef. This “would reveal their full price and help make low-emission food options cheaper in comparison”, the report says....

Report author William Sutton, the bank’s lead on climate-smart agriculture, told Climate Home an example of a subsidy that is “not necessarily helpful for the environment” is providing free or cheap land for grazing livestock. While Sutton declined to single out countries, the US government, for example, allows cows to graze on public land for a knock-down price.

If subsidies for meat were reduced in line with its “true cost” to the planet, prices would be 20-60% higher, Sutton said. “Allow the price of meat to more accurately reflect its true cost and let consumers decide whether that’s what they want to consume or whether they would rather consume lower-emissions, lower-cost alternatives,” he added.

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https://www.climatechangenews.com/20...eat-emissions/

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WHO Director-General calls for a "transformation" of our food systems, away from meat-eating and traditional agriculture, under the pretext of tackling "climate change": "Our food systems are harming the health of people and planet. Food systems contribute to over 30% of greenhouse gas emissions, and account for almost one third of the global burden of disease.""Transforming food systems is therefore essential, by shifting towards healthier, diversified and more plant based diets."



https://catholicvote.org/who-directo...limate-change/