Last weekend, as wildfires continued to scorch parts of southern Europe, Frank Elderson of the European Central Bank’s Executive Board took to the pages of the Guardian to warn that the “climate and nature crises” now pose a direct threat to “core financial stability” and even “core price stability”.
The World Bank, IMF arnd UN are part of the gang that, either by being paid, or brainwashed or ideological, all seek to prevent the industrialisation and prosperity of people in Africa. This is parrtly so the multinationals can use the resources rather than the locals, and partly, to sustain poverty and encourage the reduction of population sizes.
Between the EU’s recent renewables initative in Africa, and now, their doubling down on draconian climate regulations, only one word comes to mind: Inhumane.
This is excellent work and should be widely circulated to mainstream, and particularly financial, media. The threat of fiduciary transgressions is particularly strong.
The World Bank, IMF arnd UN are part of the gang that, either by being paid, or brainwashed or ideological, all seek to prevent the industrialisation and prosperity of people in Africa. This is parrtly so the multinationals can use the resources rather than the locals, and partly, to sustain poverty and encourage the reduction of population sizes.
Fictional. All that remains is to identify the beneficiaries of this purposeful advice.
Between the EU’s recent renewables initative in Africa, and now, their doubling down on draconian climate regulations, only one word comes to mind: Inhumane.
EU central bank policy is indistinguishable from the ESG DEI lunacy that has destroyed the EU and the UK. God help us 😔
This is excellent work and should be widely circulated to mainstream, and particularly financial, media. The threat of fiduciary transgressions is particularly strong.