Christiana Figueres, the executive secretary for the U.N.’s Framework Convention on Climate Change actually admitted during a news conference this month that the real goal of all the climate change propaganda is to kill off capitalism.
“This is the first time in the history of mankind that we are setting ourselves the task of intentionally, within a defined period of time, to change the economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years, since the Industrial Revolution,” Figueres stated.
Figueres even continues and re-iterates the claim by describing such a change as “…the most difficult task we have ever given ourselves…” As if robbing real & privately owned businesses from under owner’ and employee noses can be depicted in such a manner.
With Christiana even holding former president Obama as a ‘shining example as someone tackling global warming’, it really isn’t any wonder that this admission of such a covert strategy continues to help map capitalism’s destruction.
And she doesn’t stop there…
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We need to get out of the UN.
I always suspected this was Global Warming thing was a hoax, but I thought it was to finance grants for sponging scientists.
Marty DiGiacomo
fraudulent data exaggerated to push the bogus agenda!
Watch the graphics. Al knows he’s lying…….. how else can you explain him buying up beachfront properties if he thinks they’re going to soon be under water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHWvHVjhTsI
I am not worried the earth can shake humans off of it like flies
Please…tell me how someone from a 3rd world country such as Costa Rica has figured out how to fix the world when she couldn’t fix her own country. I’m assuming the pay at the UN is better than the bad checks back at San Jose.
Have you visited her country? She should spend some time getting the roads paved. Beautiful place!
I’ve never been there. But…I did a quick Bing questions as to status and it’s listed as a 3rd World Country with Travel Concerns for US Citizens. There were parts of Mexico that I truly enjoyed visiting…Michoacan most especially; not sure why paving always seems to be last on the list of things to be fixed.
We felt safe there in some very remote areas. I had several containers of Pepper Spray strategically hidden. We spent about 3 hours going 15mph in a 4 wheel drive because the road was so bad.