“The greatest challenge facing mankind is the challenge of distinguishing reality from fantasy, truth from propaganda. Perceiving the truth has always been a challenge to mankind, but in the information age (or as I think of it, the disinformation age) it takes on a special urgency and importance.” - Michael Crichton, 2003 speech to the Commonwealth Club1
In 1963 a gang of 15 robbers, led by mastermind Bruce Reynolds, attacked a Royal Mail train heading from Glasgow to London and got away with more than £2.6 million. The Great Train Robbery dramatization beautifully explores the dynamic of the gang of men who pulled it off—the power struggles, mistrust, paranoia, boredom, camaraderie and loyalty.2
In the 2020s a gang of international financiers, led by mastermind Mark Carney, hijacked global groupthink—under the guise of climate change and Net Zero—and got away with trillions. The COPs and the WEFs beautifully showcase the dynamic of the gang of men who pulled it off—the power struggles, mistrust, paranoia, boredom, camaraderie and loyalty.
What’s in this Post?
The Debt for Climate Theft
[There will be much more to say about this topic in a future post, since I am still assimilating a mass of confusing evidence.]
I have been involved with a group in South Africa who have major concerns about the Just Energy Transition, which is anything but ‘just’.3 It’s a grand plan by France, Germany, the UK, the US, and the EU to save SA from its energy woes, while transitioning to Net Zero.
What we discovered is that GFANZ4 seeks to use the World Bank and related institutions “to globally impose massive and extensive deregulation on developing countries by using the decarbonization push as justification. No longer must MDBs (multilateral development banks) entrap developing nations in debt to force policies that benefit foreign and multinational private-sector entities, as climate change-related justification can now be used for the same ends.”
Stated another way, climate change will be used to create new asset classes with the intention of saving the crumbling global economy, at the expense of developing nations.
South Africa is being used as a prototype to accomplish the establishment of these asset classes. Vietnam, Indonesia, Senegal and India are not far behind. The Presidential Climate Commission is calling for proposals for a Just Transition Framework Implementation Plan.5 What the participants are likely unaware of is the scale of the deception being proposed. The extent to which it will indebt future generations is staggering.
The key to understanding the massive swindle is that all of these climate policies follow the “debt for land swap” model. They have now simply been re-tooled as “debt for conservation swaps”6 or “debt for climate swaps”.7 These new models essentially enable land grabs and natural resource theft on a scale never before seen in human history.
As mentioned previously, we will have more to cover on this story in future posts.
The Link Between ESG and COVID
A number of important books have been published recently. While most of them deal with the 2020 global lockdowns, they all shine much-needed light on the governance coordination required to pull off the propaganda campaigns. They are all well worth the read, particularly when you replace any mention of COVID with ESG.
Lies My Gov't Told Me: And the Better Future Coming by Robert W Malone MD MS.8 Dr. Malone was an important voice during the global lockdowns. You can read his announcement post (and find out a little more about what it took to write the book) on his Substack, which I highly recommend:
One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein by Whitney Webb.9 Whitney Webb is an American former attorney turned investigative reporter and researcher based in Chile. While her two-volume tome is focussed on Epstein, the relevance to ESG is how policies can be changed to suit the powerful. If you'd prefer a video interview with the author, here you go:
Pseudopandemic by Iain Davis.10 Provides a fascinating chapter on the global governance structure, which I will unpack in a future post, specifically as it relates to governance and Debt for Climate. If you'd like to read more on his views about the Global Public-Private Partnership (G3P), which forms the bedrock of the Just Energy Transition mentioned earlier, go to this blog post of his.
Blue Planet in Green Shackles. What Is Endangered: Climate or Freedom? by Václav Klaus.11 While not a recent book (published in 2008), the book is remarkable because it was written by a former statesman. Václav Klaus is a Czech economist and politician who served as the second president of the Czech Republic from 2003 to 2013. What I found most fascinating is his debate with Al Gore and his question of the statements made in Inconvenient Truth. You can access a PDF version as well as extensive notes here: https://bit.ly/V-Klaus.
What I’ve Been Reading
Global Governance as it relates to ESG has been the theme of my exploration this past week. I have to confess, it’s a little overwhelming!
A critical analysis of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) conference (also known as Davos in the Desert:
A critical analysis of the SDGs, specifically as it relates to debt, by the aforementioned Whitney Webb: https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/09/investigative-reports/sustainable-debt-slavery/
A worthwhile read which fills in some of the major events that follow the 7 Phase Cycle of our Civilization: https://medium.com/@doctorow/the-end-of-the-road-to-serfdom-bfad6f3b35a9 (behind Medium paywall).
That’s all until next week - have a fabulous week! Thanks for joining me on this exploration as we attempt to develop a solid internal model for processing ESG.
Michael
“The key challenge for any person who seeks to make sense out of the confusing and often mesmerizing flow of information bombarding us [about ESG] is to develop an extended internal model of the world that can help their own mind process all of this.” - Malone, Robert W.. Lies My Gov't Told Me
The Great Train Robbery trailer: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079240/
The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero is a consortium of more than 295 firms from across the financial sector in 40 countries, collectively responsible for more than 90 trillion dollars in assets. For more see https://bit.ly/G-FANZ.