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Competence Integrity And Transparency
Globalists destroy a country and then move on and cover their tracks.
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WEF Trying To Hide Their Evil
Earlier today the WEF had this article up on their website.
How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025 | World Economic Forum
Sometime between 3:06:37 GMT and 21:56:46 GMT they deleted it.
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“going green meant going hungry”
Four years ago the World Economic Forum announced their plan to make Sri Lanka rich by the year 2025. Now Sri Lanka is bankrupt, out of fuel and running short of food.
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Building Back Better In Germany
One year ago today, the G7 met to discuss “building back better and a more equitable green future.” As a direct result of their actions since then, millions of Germans can no longer afford to heat their homes or feed their children.
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Building Back Better In Germany
“Gas shortages and skyrocketing heating costs might see many Germans unable to afford their heating bills this winter, Germany’s Bild tabloid reported on Sunday, adding that the nation’s Cities and Municipalities Association has suggested providing the most vulnerable people with public “warm-up” Instead, you can use these places. The paper said that such plans have been implemented in some German cities.
The western German city of Ludwigshafen is about to convert its Friedrich-Ebert-Halle arena into a giant warm-up hall, Bild reported, citing the city mayor, Jutta Steinruck. Media reports claim that the building, which used to be home to concerts, sports events and exhibitions, as well as serving to protect people against freezing temperatures during the Covid-19 epidemic, is now being converted to a warm-up area.”
Germany plans winter ‘warm-up spaces’ in case of gas shortage — Analysis – Mass News
Germany shuts down half of its 6 remaining nuclear plants – ABC News
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Man-Made Climate Change Devastation
The “largest fire in New Mexico history” burned this spring just to the east of where I worked as a wilderness ranger 40 years ago. It was caused by two US Forest Service controlled burns which got out of control.
Hermits Peak Fire Information – InciWeb the Incident Information System
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Hurricanes Of July 1916
The US was hit by three hurricanes during July 1916, including a category 3 which hit Charleston, SC on July 14, 1916
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The WEF Plan For Sri Lanka
Four years ago the World Economic Forum announced their plans to make Sri Lanka rich by 2025.
How we will make Sri Lanka rich by 2025 | World Economic Forum
The Sri Lanka economy has since collapsed.
Why Sri Lanka’s economy collapsed, and what’s next for the island nation?
“The roots of this chaos can be traced to Rajapaksa’s wrong-headed thinking on farming. In his 2019 manifesto, he pledged to transform Sri Lanka into an ‘organic’ nation within a decade – reducing and eventually banning chemical fertilisers, herbicides and insecticides.
It’s a pledge that would probably win votes here, too. Who wouldn’t, in principle, want a greener future, free of nasty chemicals? But the trade-off, as Sri Lanka learnt the hard way, is food production tumbling over a cliff. For them, going green meant going hungry.”
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