It’s become a flood
It’s a good start to 2025 — just quietly, the money is exiting the Monster Banker Climate Cartel. Since the Trump win, the bankers are running away suddenly from the United Nations “Net-Zero Banking Alliance” (NZBA) which is a sub-part of GFANZ (the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero) — the world’s largest and richest climate activists club. GFANZ is the public face of every kind of global financial-bullying-to-save-the-world. Economically, the monster collective could eat whole nations for breakfast. At one point the collective assets-under-management were as valued at the fantastical conglomeration of $130 trillion. It is the hydra-head hissing at superannuation funds and national treasurers that don’t comply with sacred green goals. Who cares what the voters want?
The latest round of quiet banker departures started with Moody‘s and Goldman Sachs, a month ago. Only two days ago RealClear Energy took heart that ” U.S. behemoths Bank of America, Citigroup, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo were still in the NZBA”. But Wells Fargo quit a week ago, and under the cover of New Years Eve parties, the Bank of America, and Citigroup have jumped ship too. No one seems to be saying why they are leaving, probably because there is no good way to admit they were colluding with other bankers in anti-competitive acts, to limit the choices of businesses and voters. Likewise, there is never a good time to say it was a mistake to join a club that put their clients interests second, after the pet obsessions of UN apparatchiks.
Credit for these successes goes to the Republican State Governors and their anti-trust and fiduciary duty legal suits. Their threats are unravelling the giant financial marshmellow man — especially now that the bankers have lost any “protection” the Biden – Harris Presidency may have offered.
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Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp said they are leaving a global climate-banking group, becoming the latest Wall Street lenders to exit the coalition in the past month.
In a statement, Citigroup said while it remains committed to achieving net zero emissions, it is exiting the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA). Bank of America said separately on Tuesday that it is also leaving NZBA, adding that it would continue to work with clients on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The bankers just want to save the world — and sell green bonds…
Citigroup has been the world’s No. 4 underwriter of green bonds since the start of the decade, trailing BNP Paribas SA, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Credit Agricole SA, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Bank of America ranks eighth.
As I’ve explained — these banker bullies can force first world economies to pick up Net Zero policies, even when their voters don’t want it, but their power hinges on a bluff made with other people’s money which the US Republican’s have called them on. Larry Fink doesn’t hold $10 trillion in personal assets, he manages $10 trillion of other people’s investments:
The climate banker cabal called GFANZ — was set up in 2021 by the UN and Mark Carney (former governor of the Bank of England). At one point GFANZ grew to an obscenely unbelievable $130 trillion in “funds under management”, giving it the financial power equivalent to a black hole. The largest 20 national economies in the world have a combined GDP of $87 trillion. So when a collective managing $130 trillion says “jump” there are not many Presidents or Prime Ministers inclined to say “No”. In October 2020, the CEO of BlackRock told the Australian government he wanted them to shut coal plants faster and three weeks later, Scott Morrison and the treasurer signed us up for Net Zero, even though the voters had picked them to do less climate action rather than more.
…it was all a big bluff… all the giant funds use other people’s money to bully and cajole boards, ministers, and global leaders into doing things that none of them might want. They were supposed to be investing pension funds to earn money for workers to retire on, instead it looked and smelled a lot like they were squandering the returns in order to prop up socialist ideologies, dodgy companies, and to coerce governments to legislate policies that the voters didn’t vote for.
Larry Fink the CEO of Blackrock, and his pals, turned our pension funds into a leftist activist machine. Thankfully 19 US States fought back by asking the legal bombshell questions about whether these funds were cooperating in a way that breached antitrust laws and neglected their fiduciary duty.
— from ESG comes undone — BlackRock, JP Morgan abandon “Climate Action 100+”
Appropriately the GFANZ logo is an empty hole. You only think you can see the “zero”.
It’s a big set back for the UN and the bankers
GFANZ and the UN banker cartel was an obscene grab for power. It is an unholy alliance of big money and big government — looking acting and smelling like the start of a World Government machine to take power away from the voters and command their energy, investment, pensions, and freedom from Geneva or London.
The psychopaths and colluding bankers won’t stop colluding, but this is, at least, the beginning of the end for the brazen, naked part of the gambit. Now they will have to go back to meeting at Davos for skiing trips to plot their self serving goals. They have to pretend to compete, which will slow them down. They can’t be seen to “set national policy”, and they must not use their clients funds against them, at least not obviously.
We don’t need all the bankers to shift, we just need a few so we have some competition.
Which banks serve the UN?
Conveniently the bragging UN has made the list of member-bankers searchable by country.
The only big US bankers left in the NZBA are JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley. The US member list is looking decidedly empty… On the other hand, practically every Australian bank has signed on to obey the United Nations “NZBA” club — the ANZ, Comm bank, NAB, Westpac, Macquarie and BoQ. Which banks did not? Bendigo Bank? Please search among the wiki list of Australian banks. Let us all know if you know of one that serves Australians rather than the UN.
The Bank of NZ is also a fully fledged member. For Canadians, like Australians, seemingly every bank is a Bank of the UN — the CIBC, the BMO, Coast Capital, NBC, RBC, Scotiabank, TD Bank and Vancity too. (Forgive me if I screwed up the acronyms.)
The UK bankers include too many to name, but Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC, NatWest, PBS, TSB, Standard Chartered, and Virgin Money for starters.
While the US has the well known “anti-trust” laws which the Republicans are using to frighten the bankers, the rest of the West has fiduciary duty rules, and regulations that prohibit anti-competitive collusion. Hopefully this is just the start of the great climate unravelling.
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Related posts:
The dark bubble: There’s a reason everything seems to be going off the rails simultaneously
- Winning: Antitrust laws slow down the climate plans of $130T monster cartel of UN and global bankers
- 19 US States fight back against BlackRock the Political Climate Police disguised as a Monster Investment Fund
- Well that explains everything: Bankers bullied Australia into Net Zero
Welcome to 2025, Jo, and I hope this is the year when all your hard work pays off.
I love your use of language, and this article gives a wonderful lift to the new year.
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She’s a language genius, Mike. She makes everything she writes readable and her whimsy sense of humour, even in subjects like this, always brings a wry smile to my lips.
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Joanne is someone I look up to. Thankfully, Joanne woke me up to the Climate Change LIE in 2009. PeterPetrum, I love the way you describe her clever writings.
I feel the world is changing for the better, now that Donald Trump will be President on January 20th. My Hopes: Nigel Farage of Reform becomes the UK Prime Minister. Peter Dutton becomes Prime Minister of Australia. The European Right Wing political parties win elections. The UN’s rope around Europe’s neck is cut. Unnecessary wars cease (bankers’ remorse). The world citizens, due to manmade Covid, have learnt NOT to follow orders blindly.
To Joanne and all her followers: A Happy Healthy Sane Triumphant New 2025 Year. From Faye WithanE
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Now why was I thinking the same as I read this post?
Thanks, Jo, for bringing this story alive.
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Yep.
Jo has a brilliant talent in cutting to the important points and summing it all up in a readable format.
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What kind of miserable person could give these comments on Jo’s articles a red thumb! It is negirive people like that that really should have no part to play in the discussions on this site.
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Nothing causes Bankers to run a way from some project more than they realise couldl lose them money
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Another case of self-interest, not bank interest. Or as they say in the movies: “Follow da money”.
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Graeme – It’s not their money and they will still take their chunk for “managing” yours. It’s always a win-win situation for them.
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That they didn’t run away well before the election, e.g. after the first assassination attempt on Trump, doesn’t inspire confidence in their ability to smell the breeze and to act prudently.
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You’ve got to look at the timing don’t you. Under cover of the COVID bollocks, Net Zero and this banking conglomerate were founded. All as policy from not only the UN, but the WEF as well. We, the people, were still yapping about masks or which was the better vaccine. I can remember the Morrison / Frydenberg announcement and was amazed. There was no resistance on their behalf, just total surrender. Then not much later Morrison did a presser holding up a document titled “ Australia’s fastest way to Net Zero “ and I knew we were cooked.
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Hopefully Trump will pull out of the Paris Accord and that will confidence to people like Dutton to push ahead with policies that benefit Australians rather than the UN or bankers. Other right of centre leaders around the world will also see the benefits of reliable power which could see the renaissance of coal. In order for Dutton to bring down electricity prices he will have to ditch subsidies to wind and solar. To ensure reliable power he will have to build either gas or coal plants. To avoid the intransience of the banks he could build the plants with commonwealth funds and have the commonwealth own them. IOW deal the banks out of the equation all together. The states will make noises but will cave into the demand for cheaper electricity.
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Don’t worry. He absolutely will. In fact this is one of his main priorities.
That is, after we expel the 20,000,000 illegal aliens from our country or at least a huge percentage of them.
Sorry, but that comes first.
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28,000.000 is. A lot of people. Where can they all go?
It won’t be easy!
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Larry Fink visited NZ during the “Covid crisis”. There is nothing Ardern wouldn’t sign NZ up too that was not in NZ’s interest. I wonder who else Fink visited?
I have an investment portfolio with ANZ Private Bank. Last year they quietly changed their overseas investment partner to Blackrock but only decided to inform us 4 months later. To put it mildly, I’m not impressed. Their claws are in everything.
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I’ll add this to the list of things I don’t understand.
My guess is that it might be like the trade union controlled super funds which just happen to get sweetheart deals with governments. For example the terms enjoyed by the desalination plant owners meant that they were government guaranteed money makers. And it just so happens that union controlled super funds wisely invest in a surprisingly large number of these guaranteed winners.
There’s a fine line between astute investment and corruption.
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The traditional compulsory super funds had built up vast balances which under their rules could only be invested in conservative and relatively safe instruments. Getting their hands on that loot is what “Birthed” the whole renewable energy government-guaranteed scam. Union super funds came after that hemmorage had begun. Cheers
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Thanks again Jo and you’ve made me more aware of the bully bank’s tactics over the years.
But Trump only has four years and I hope JD Vance or De Santis or some other tough character will be groomed and ready to take over the reins in 2028.
Of course, the lefty Dem extremists will do their best to white ant Trump and return to their treasonous activities ASAP if or when they return.
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Thanks JoAnne for highlighting the problem. The solution seems to lie with smaller independent financial institutions.
The Regional Australia Bank started at the University of New England as a staff Cedit Union. It has always been a customer based/owned organisation. It has grown organically and is now a significant player in Australian financial circles. We have always found their interest rates on both loans and investments fair and competitive but never the highest or lowest. They maintain dynamic and friendly walk-in branches in a lot of smaller rural towns where the big guys have closed up shop. Even though we use a number of institutions it is still our go-to for regular use.
Satisfied customer.
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A great change. And behind every war are bankers too. It’s always about the Principal.
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And as you point out, it’s not their money.
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Don’t banks just print money out of thin air, at least that was my assumption after watching Zeitgeist Addendum?
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They don’t even print the money.
When they let you borrow money from them, say for a house. They just transfer the dollar amount from you, (now in debt), to someone’s account, (now probably in surplus, minus any outstanding debt on their loans).
No money was actually printed. If you want to see banks panic and the laws changed overnight, then start a run on the banks. If even 10% of their cash positive clients asked for their money out, in bank notes, not a bankers cheque, then the bank would fail to deliver. They have no cash on hand and I doubt they could cover 10% of their assets being drained in a short period.
Banks should only lend out what they have received as input. They should never be allowed to leverage over the deposits. NEVER. Or…. if they can do it, why can’t I?
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It’s far worse than that. They do not need deposits technically.
Consider your example in a small town with one bank. Australians are not used to this as there are about 7 big banks and that’s it. In America it’s a common local business. Thousands of them. And bank owners are local people, even councillors. There is great pressure to use the local bank. I found a cheque on a local bank was as good as cash.
Someone buys a house and this money goes to someone else who then puts it back in the same bank. That same money can be loaned to someone else buying a house and it goes back in the same bank. There is no end to how many times this same money, which does not belong to the bank, can be rented out. Which is why there is a legislated minimum amount of capital in case everyone asks for their money back at once.
If the interest rate is 10% a year, banks can earn 100% per annum on the same money. Without owning the money. Or doing any work.
Muslims like Christians abhored interest. This was the Christian sin of usery. And often why Jewish people were hated, long before bankers. They invented the whole idea. Even today the prohibition on charging interest holds people back in muslim countries, especially women. So they have come up with varied ways to make money without directly charging interest.
The story of money and how it developed and how it works is amazing. Even in the New Testament Jesus threw the moneylenders out of the Temple. What I want to know is what they were doing in the temple in the first place. It was one of those stories inserted in the New Testament as a warning against money lending.
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“Neither a lender or a borrower be.”
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“Banks should only lend out what they have received as input. They should never be allowed to leverage over the deposits. NEVER. Or…. if they can do it, why can’t I?”
You can borrow – for a mortgage, for example – and that is predicated on future income, is it not?
You can gamble – ‘invest’, if you’re a Socialist, using other peoples’ money – on futures markets – and even in-play betting on practically any sport.
All seem to be various degrees of leveraging.
I am sure someone who really understands how banks ream you will explain why I’m wrong – thanks in advance!
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And in related news:
The TRUMP Revolution comes to Australia, and he’s not even President yet.
Australia now has some additional time before NUT ZERO and the completion of total economic destruction.
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It might also have to do with a collapse in spending on green projects. No one can see a profit in these scams if you remove the government grants. When labor are out on the backsides, you can bet that a belt tightening will see the slow demise of all green ventures. It’s well past time for the businesses to stand on their own feet or leave.
How many other industries exist purely on the basis of having a hand inside the government’s deep pockets?
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At the bottom of the capacious pockets of Government is – you guessed! – the taxpayers!
Shock!
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When you look at debt levels of the western countries its not surprising that the banks are trying to limit exposure . There are a lot of banks in the US and Europe in trouble for funding the climate boondoggle (and the war). Non performing loans are bad news for banks and they have been getting bailed out by the taxpayer but this cannot continue . Balance sheets matter…
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Australia has literally thrown away to the wind hundreds of billions of dollars of borrowed money on wind and solar plantations and related scams.
If we ever get a rational government who will abandon the whole anthropogenic global warning scam, these operations will be out of business overnight, along with all the union superannuation (retirement) funds and other funds “invested” in them.
Then the banks won’t get their money back. It could break the banks and retirees.
What happens then?
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What happens then?
Cash will fail. And I think lampposts will become the new tulips. If you don’t own one now, you’ll have need for one when the banks and super go under.
Of course you would only use it for peaceful purposes. Let the light shine.
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Remember how Australian banks said they would no longer give money for coal or power station projects?
Those managers who initiated that idea have failed in their fiduciary duty to shareholders and should be sacked (fired) and prosecuted.
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It’s the board of directors too, start at the top.
Offer jail terms to all and see who spills the beans first to get a reduced sentence or a farm stay/jail cell.
I’d love to know who is pushing the buttons. Let’s go to the top and end the rot.
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Citigroup was called the New York City Bank in the 1930s.
It bullied the State Department and White House into saying nothing about the Nazi death camps in Germany, into suppressing the news, because it had outstanding loans to the Reich that it wanted repaid with interest. Millions of Jews died so that Citigroup could keep its profits and bonuses.
That’s who these people were, and who they still are.
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A reference would be handy, Andy.
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We Australians are approaching a perfect storm of madness.
1) Australia’s worst government ever, by far.
2) A government spending with no restrictions whatsoever.
3) A government fanatically committed to the anthropogenic global warming fr#ud.
4) Banks that are hugely exposed to wind and solar subsidy harvesting projects which rely on their very existence for subsidies and are not economically viable in a free market.
5) Failure over decades now to build power stations and related infrastructure.
6) Illegality of exploring for oil or gas over much of Australia.
7) Hundreds of billions of dollars, if not more wasted on wind and solar projects and numerous other projects.
8) Massive economic destruction caused by some of the world’s most expensive electricity.
9) Hopelessly incompetent governments and public “service”.
10) Government scientific organisations like CSIRO and BoM which don’t do science but propaganda.
11) A Lamestream Media that doesn’t do journalism but repeats Government propaganda.
12) Government policy which tells coal power station companies that they have no future and therefore it’s pointless investing in maintenance or improvements or new stations.
13) No effective opposition party, just another faction of the Lib/Lab/Green Uniparty and also True Believers in the anthropogenic global warming fr#ud.
It’s not going to end well.
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Don’t forget the AEMO, they have been pushing the wagon down the road with no inclination of fixing the rot.
When the power fails, they’ll blame someone other than their own management. In my opinion they should have been the last line of defence against incompetent ministers, instead, they’ve pushed harder and harder, insisting that the fairy dust and unicorn flatulence will power our world.
And of course, (it has been spoken), that all this sensible generation loss and resultant price hikes will have no impact on our abilities to operate a productive economy. The bubble is going to burst. And like bubble gum, the mess is going to outweigh any benefit claimed.
Even the believers are going to be losers when this washes out.
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With AEMO and NEM and all the rest, have we ever seen such a motley collection of 3 and 4 letter acronyms, govts are good at this crap, that and departments of name changes.
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All the TLAs and title-changing seems, largely, to be to – try to – disguise the fact that Governments, – nowadays, if they ever did – don’t actually have a blind idea, despite various sober-sounding claims/promises/statements roundabout voting time.
As evidence – HM Government, UK.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0n14ywzqpo
Sir Starmer himself, almost 6 months AFTER he was elected, going cap-in-hand to bureaucrats – asking for ideas about how to encourage growth. They will probably say he needs more quangos, more regulation, many more regulators, and more ‘Inspectors’!
My list: –
1 Put Rachel from Accounts in charge of planning the Cabinet Christmas Outing, 2035, to Disneyland. Can’t start too early – ‘failing to plan … ‘ and all that!
2 Be honest with the voters – a mess has been made over many years! Then reduce all Government payments – wages, benefits, etc. – by 5% immediately, with another 5% reduction in July 2025.
3 Use the money from 2. to bolster the Armed Forces.
4 Sack Mr. Miliband, and ditch the whole Climate Scam.
5 Reduce what Government does – much is not necessary, and can and should be covered by a general duty of care [up to and including board of directors, and owners] to all – rather than expensive, detailed, regulations, which few comprehend, but all have to pay for ultimately. [Examples, road repair contracts … road closed for months, but very little sign of activity, even on main Motorways like the M1!]. Seek a 30% cut in headcount in a year, another 10% over the following two years.
6 Review purchasing – it MUST be done efficiently, if only to change Civil Service mindsets.
Auto – not expecting a call from the Palace anytime tonight!
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But it WILL end, both for the masses AND pollies everywhere, and that realisation for the “information challenged” is coming up fast.
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I think it will end. But we need the alleged Conservatives to promise to end all cabon green cash theft. And the prejorative fantasy of ‘clean’ energy, which is straight anti coal/gas propaganda, not any science I know. There is no dirty energy. It is all good.
As for the common story that nuclear energy has no emissions, that’s about as nuts. It’s how nuclear energy works, emissions!
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It seems to me that these subsidised schemes are now “too big to fail”. This is what happens when governments interfere in the free market. In the end there will be a terrible price to pay and it is the small guy who will be the loser, with his or her pension and savings gone, or vastly reduced.
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Yes. These scams are too big to fail now and won’t be allowed to do so.
They have the potential to bring down Australia to Second or Third World status.
Other countries are starting to wake up but these projects are far deeper entrenched in law in Australia than nearly anywhere else.
Australia had its chance as one of the world’s most wealthy countries and has blown it utterly.
It WILL end badly. We have now had decades of appalling political non-leadership.
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I don’t concur with the statement that the scams are too big to fail.
As examples I quote the failed wave and tide generation projects. They were government funded, backed by famous idiots and still they went under. In the near future I would expect that a solar farm will be thrashed by a cyclone and despite the efforts of the minister of blackouts promising to rebuild, the insurance claim will fail and the funds will not appear. I expect an event like this will not even result in enough funds being made available to clean up the site.
Nothing is too big to fail. If you think they are, then I could get you some Fannie Mae shares, (available at the discounted early 2008 price). Just let me know if you’d like to pay cash or gold for them.
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Bringing Australia down to third world status was always the plan. One cannot bring about a glorious Communist revolution if people are happy with their lot.
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I notice just in personal social settings, there is a psychological consequence when narratives fall apart.
For example, very many US democrats were told by the media Trump had declared, “N@zees were fine people” in relation to Confederate statue removal protests in Charlottesville VA.
Joe Biden sited this as his reason for seeking the Presidency.
After nearly a decade, the fact that this a hoax is slowly being realized by more and more of the misled.
And the other many lies told about Trump are also creeping into the awareness of even the most affected TDS victims.
What if happens if the Climate narrative collapses the belief constructs of the broader general public?
It will be tumultuous.
Public confidence after the Pandemic debacle likely started the slow rolling legitimacy crisis.
I’m reminded of when Henry VIII shut down the Catholic Church in England.
An existential belief system crisis can get ugly.
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Unfortunately if they search hard enough there will always be examples of bad weather happening in different parts of the world that the doomsayers will be able to point to as examples of the dangers of “climate change” caused by us.
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Nothings going to change, it will be as it has for eons. Our financial, technological and political overlords will still continue to live their lives of unimaginable wealth, power and privilege. Our sons and daughters’ blood and treasure will be expended in keeping the overlords in control of the “system”. I fear the corruption within the “system” is now so deep and pervasive that the cure would need to be so drastic it will kill the host.
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If full Milei works in Argentina – and I think it will – then it can work here too. All we need is a Javier Milei.
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The year is young & a wounded animal is the most dangerous.
Give it a few more days.😉
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It used to seem simple, take out Trump. Scandal, pee pee dossier, two impeachments, sex trial/bankruptcy $450Million in cash, two assassinations, personal invective, forcing him into mug shots, sitting in court pointlessly, abuse of his family (Melania, Sons), lock up his friends, appalling films, Ukraine impeachment for alleging to threaten to do what Biden had already done.
But now they have to lock up J.D.Vance, Elon Musk, Trump’s Children, RFKennedy, Vivek Ramaswamy and a host of others who do not need the legacy media or Hollywood or money. It is understandable that Fake Biden is furious at Merrick Garland for not bypassing the law and locking up Trump.
What is amazing is that Biden and his crime family have done everything. Drugs, guns, theft, extortion, treason, secret payments, wire tapping, corrupt government officials, corrupt judges and it’s as if it never happened. Even cocaine in the White House.
Biden is nearly a walking corpse but they line up to say he is as sharp as a tack. And Nancy Pelosi locks up a thousand people for a crime she committed. And gets away with it.
Bankers are feeling nervous. They are clearly on the wrong tram, as is Alabanese/Rudd/Starmer.
If the President, Senate, Congress and DOJ starts to investigate Bankers/Superannuaion lending/investment practices and involvement in China/Ukraine/Arms deals, they all have their little secrets. It’s not their money. And very soon, they could be at the very least, out of a job. Especially if the State/Federal accountants withdraw their money. Charges of treason carry sentences higher than a slap on the wrist.
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Note NZAM is different from NZBA – – –
AM = asset managers, while BA = bankers
Not that my voice had anything to do with it, but a bit over two years ago I told my contact at Vanguard I wanted nothing to do with “green” investments. In December of 2022 Vanguard resigned from the Net Zero Asset Managers project (NZAM), a major multi-trillion dollar consortium of investment managers dedicated to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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As has been more and more obvious as the green grifters went into overdrive, the Western political landscape stopped pretending to be red v blue (in US parlance) and the naked truth emerged as swamp v democracy.
That isn’t new, but the trillions available thru bullying sovereign nations into handing over their wealth became an identifiable threat as these grifters aligned with the WEF, Soros Foundation and especially the UN to fund their Marxist global utopia.
Not a single one of them believes climate is an existential threat. The existential threat extends only to masses waking up to the Great Reset where they will have all your national wealth and you will be happy for their largesse to pay inflated prices for everything you generationally worked hard to achieve!
Australian citizens must wake Dutton up. His (as well as Poilievre and Farage’s) role model is Melei. His unwavering commitment to the eradication of generational totalitarian control and providing hope of personal autonomy, entrepreneurial inspiration and inventiveness will push the current Western nations, in the grip of Marxist utopians, back to democratic sanity.
It’s a massive job, requiring Outsiders like Trump, Melei, Ortez, Mulina, Meloni to first lead the world back to sovereign national energy security which can concurrently fight to defund the UN and force the true ideologues; the second generation WEF Nicole Schwab and Soros Foundation mini me Alex Soros, back into the woodwork.
Trump’s first term and Melei’s current economic successes are stark counterpoints to the Marxist globalist destruction of the past four years. They must be broken down into instructive individually understandable voting points in Australia, Canada and the UK as they successfully were in the US election.
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A few years ago probably just after 2020 and start of COVID-19 the Australia New Zealand Chartered Accountants announced a seminar on building back better and included print media advertisements inviting applications to attend. I understand that many complaints were made about the agenda and the seminar was cancelled.
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When the Morrison Government recommended construction of a new coal fired power station for Queensland (and gas generator plants – 1 each QLD and VIC and two NSW) they also offered to underwrite the finance because bankers are caught up in the climate hoax and will not finance them.
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It is quite disgusting that trade practices mentioned here regarding bankers have not been tested and prosecuted by the very body set up to enforce the law.
The Competition and Consumer Act 2010 enables the Australian competition and Consumer Commission.
Why are they missing in action when banks collude to deny consumers access to normal lending?
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Excellent news.
Now Carney needs to be locked up for threats to businesses.
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Just locked up for life – useless tosser. Did a lot of damage to the UK economy by constantly delaying the increase in interest rates following the 2008 banking crash allowing a debt bubble to be created on cheap money. What makes me smile is that people are bemoaning we have a rate of 4.75% yet prior to the crash we were fine at that level. Just shows how bad the addiction to cheap money has become.
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Just with this one article from Jo, I’ve got a good return on my $20 investment.
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And another Climate domino topples.
And the Donald has not even raised his right hand yet.
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I see Morgan Stanley has quit the alliance today. Another one bites the dust.
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Excellent. https://9gag.com/gag/aDDNw1d
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