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Humankind needs the head of the World Bank to fully recognize and creatively respond to the civilization-threatening danger posed by the climate crisis. I am very happy to hear that new leadership is coming. (1/2) https://t.co/hwxSHCzBkJ
@foxnewspolitics Al Gore attended the 1st globalist meeting The Club of Rome in 1968; an end of democracy, population control & the end of free market economy. They used pollution as a uniting factor. He did a doc on the devastation of global warming 0 predictions came true. (1.)
38. "We've got to ride this global warming issue. Even if the theory of global warming is wrong, we will be doing the right thing in terms of economic and environmental policy." . -Timothy Wirth, President of the UN Foundation and member of the Club of Rome
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39. "Isn’t the only hope for the planet that the industrialized civilizations collapse? Isn’t it our responsibility to bring that about? democratic global governance." 🔻CONTINUED QUOTE🔻
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40. "[The Earth Summit will play an important role in] reforming and strengthening the United Nations as the centerpiece of the emerging system of democratic global governance.” 🔻CONTINUED QUOTE🔻
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41. "The concept of national sovereignty has been an immutable, indeed sacred, principle of international relations. It is a principle which will yield only slowly and reluctantly to the new imperatives of global environmental cooperation. 🔻CONTINUED QUOTE🔻
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42. It is simply not feasible for sovereignty to be exercised unilaterally by individual nation states, however powerful. The global community must be assured of environmental security.” 🔻CONTINUED QUOTE🔻
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43. 🔻-Maurice Strong, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Al Gore's mentor and executive member of The Club of Rome
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44. "I believe it is appropriate to have an 'over-representation' of the facts on how dangerous it is, as a predicate for opening up the audience." . -Al Gore, member of The Club of Rome and set to become the world's first carbon billionaire.
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45. He is also the largest shareholder of Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX), which looks set to become the world's central carbon trading body. Maurice Strong sits on the board of directors for CCX.
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46. Back before he became U.S. President, Obama served on the board of directors for the Joyce Foundation when it gave CCX nearly $1.1 million in two separate grants that were instrumental in developing & launching the privately-owned Chicago Climate Exchange,
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47. which now calls itself “North America’s only cap and trade system for all six greenhouse gases, with global affiliates and projects worldwide.”Essentially Obama helped fund the profiteers of the carbon taxation program that he then steered steered through Congress.
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This is not a slip of tongue, she was just reading notes. Its president Obama who has appointed Ajay Banga as president of World Bank.
Ajay Banga was CEO of mastercard, who had written to US govt complaining against Modi Govt for promoting Rupay Card. pic.twitter.com/RPBL38urjE
President Biden tapped the former Mastercard chief executive to run an organization that found itself mired in controversy after comments by the current president about climate change.
BENGALURU, India — The Biden administration nominated Ajay Banga, the former longtime chief executive of Mastercard, to be the next president of the World Bank, a selection that is likely to drastically reshape the global development institution and broaden its ambitions to combat climate change.
The nomination will initiate a monthslong confirmation process before a final decision by the World Bank’s board. It is not clear if any other countries will nominate a candidate. The World Bank president is traditionally an American citizen chosen by the United States.
If confirmed, Mr. Banga will bring vast experience running large organizations and deep knowledge of the digital economy. Raised in India, he would bring a firsthand understanding of the challenges that developing countries face.
“Ajay is uniquely equipped to lead the World Bank at this critical moment in history,” President Biden said in a statement. “He has spent more than three decades building and managing successful, global companies that create jobs and bring investment to developing economies, and guiding organizations through periods of fundamental change.”
Speculation surrounding the nomination gathered momentum in the week since David Malpass, the current World Bank president, announced his intention to step down by the end of June, with nearly a year left in his five-year term. Mr. Malpass, who was picked by President Donald J. Trump, drew criticism from climate activists and stirred frustration among Biden administration officials for his lack of focus on the bank’s climate agenda.
Those concerns came to a head in September, when Mr. Malpass came under fire for his views on climate change. When asked if he accepted the overwhelming scientific consensus that the burning of fossil fuels was causing global temperatures to rise, he demurred. “I’m not a scientist,” he said. The exchange, during a live interview at a New York Times event, set off a slow-motion public relations crisis for Mr. Malpass.
Mr. Banga has sought to carve out a public stance signaling his concern for climate change, including at Mastercard. In 2020, under his watch, the company announced the creation of the Priceless Planet Coalition, a group of about 100 firms that make corporate investments to preserve the environment.
“No matter who you are or what you do, climate change affects you. But, it has the biggest negative impact on those who are socially and economically vulnerable,” Mr. Banga said at the time.
Former Vice President Al Gore, who won a Nobel Prize for his work to fight global warming, praised the nomination. “Those who have worked with Ajay Banga know that he is an exemplary leader, and I am extremely optimistic that he will bring renewed leadership on the climate crisis to the World Bank,” Mr. Gore said.
Still, his selection prompted dismay from some climate activists who have been calling on the Biden administration to nominate a president with a strong background in environmental issues. His lack of direct public-sector experience could also be viewed with skepticism by some development experts.
“Put simply, this is not the guy that President Biden should be nominating when a livable planet is teetering at the brink of collapse,” John Noël, senior climate campaigner at Greenpeace USA, said in a statement. “If Mr. Banga is to lead the World Bank, we hope he will follow the demands of science and justice by lending significantly more money to climate projects and ending funding for oil and gas projects.”
Others said the choice was indicative of the changing role of the World Bank. A central part of the next president’s job will be re-engineering the institution to make it a more pivotal player in a coordinated effort by Western nations to address global warming, despite some developing countries’ concerns that the mission could overtake the bank’s poverty reduction goals.
“I think it’s interesting that they’re not tapping a climate expert per se, they are tapping someone who can help them with climate finance,” said Scott Morris, a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development. “It sends a pretty clear signal that the U.S. wants to look at the bank as a bank.”
Mr. Banga has described the challenge of climate change, which he called “humanity versus nature,” as a matter of trade-offs that has for years stumped politicians.
“You end up applying what are shorter-term solutions to what are very long-term problems,” Mr. Banga said in 2021 in a conversation at the Council on Foreign Relations. “And therefore you end up putting a band aid on an open wound.”
Mr. Banga has become a close ally of Vice President Kamala Harris and is part of a group of 10 corporate executives who have worked with her office to raise $1 billion aimed at stemming the root causes of immigration from Central America. Ms. Harris has cited poverty, corruption, climate change and political instability as the factors fueling migration.
The collaboration has so far raised about $4 billion to support communities in the region. In an interview with The Times last fall, Mr. Banga said he approached the effort with the understanding that it would not result in any short-term wins.
“Investing in a region takes patience, time and resilience,” Mr. Banga said.
The son of an army general, Mr. Banga has said his upbringing, which involved moving around different cities in India, made him highly adaptable.
“The one thing it did for me more than anything else was this easy adaptability, the willingness to adjust and the willingness to just fit in; I think it’s helped me in all my life,” Mr. Banga told The Times in 2020.
Mr. Banga has said his experience of being an immigrant to the United States inspired his ambition to bring 500 million people around the world who are “unbanked” into the financial system. Although he had a good income when he moved to the United States in 2000, the fact that he was not yet a citizen with a credit history made it a challenge to even buy a cellphone.
“I call myself financially excluded at that time,” Mr. Banga said at an event hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in 2020. “Financial exclusion is not just people who don’t have an income.”
Rachel Kyte, dean of the Fletcher School of international affairs at Tufts University and a former World Bank vice president and climate change envoy, said that while Mr. Banga did not have a deep history of working on climate and fiscal policy, he had strong management skills and a genuine concern about climate change.
“He’s a proven C.E.O., he turned Mastercard around and built it into the modern organization that it is, he has a deep commitment to financial inequality and he’s in the last few years become very conversant in the climate crisis,” Ms. Kyte said in an interview. “Is he a climate activist? No. Has he been working in development for 40 years? No. But does he understand the macro-level investment that needs to happen to make the money flow to green energy instead of brown? Yes. ”
The World Bank’s board of executive directors met this week to open up the nomination process and lay out the criteria for in its next leader. Those qualities included a proven track record of leadership and accomplishment, particularly in development, and experience managing large international organizations while being familiar with the public sector.
The board of executive directors said it “would strongly encourage women candidates to be nominated.”
The bank has never had a woman serve as its permanent president, although Kristalina Georgieva, who is the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, served as acting president in 2019.
Countries have until March 29 to put forward other nominees. The World Bank’s board hopes to select a new president by May.
Biden administration officials said they did not know if any other country would offer a nominee and explained that they were able to nominate Mr. Banga so quickly because they had been preparing for the end of Mr. Malpass’s term next April. Asked about why the White House did not select a woman, as the executive board suggested, the officials pointed to Mr. Banga’s dynamic background and noted that he had a strong track record of promoting gender equality and inclusion within organizations.
“His management record on women will be important for the board to consider since NGOs and others will focus on the missed opportunity to nominate a woman,” said Paul M. Cadario, a former senior manager at the World Bank who is now a distinguished fellow at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy.
China has become the largest official creditor to low-income countries (larger than the World Bank!), with a massive rise in lending since the mid-2000s. pic.twitter.com/A5nzn4GcBH
reporting by Shivam Patel; editing by Krishna N. Das and Muralikumar Anantharaman
Friday February 24, 2023
BENGALURU - The World Bank will "provide as much concessionality to the debt treatment" for distressed economies as possible, its president told a meeting with the International Monetary Fund, India, China, and other creditor nations on Saturday.
The remarks come amid calls by China, the world's largest bilateral creditor, that global lenders should take haircuts on loans extended to developing nations hurt by the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The United States, meanwhile, has repeatedly criticised China over its "foot-dragging" on debt relief for dozens of low-and middle-income countries.
"The World Bank is committed to providing net positive flows in a way that maximizes concessionality in the restructuring process," David Malpass said at the Global Sovereign Debt Roundtable in India's Bengaluru city on the sidelines of the G20 financial leaders' meet.
"We will provide as much concessionality to the debt treatment as possible."
Malpass also said that he noted "constructive remarks" by a deputy China central bank governor at a G20 meeting on Friday that "gave room to move forward" on settlement of debt issues.
Reuters reported earlier this month that India, the current president of the G20 bloc, is drafting a proposal for G20 countries to help debtor nations by asking lenders to take a large haircut on loans.
On Friday, Chinese Finance Minister Liu Kun told the G20 financial leaders that international financial institutions and commercial creditors should follow the principle of "joint action, fair burden" in debt settlements.
UPDATE 2/25/23 at 4:51am: Added info below.
JUST A REMINDER OF WHAT THE CLUB OF ROME HAS PLANNED FOR HUMAN BEINGS. (emphasis mine)
We are propagandized by Club of Rome (Rockefeller Foundation) “Limits to Growth,” Paul Ehrlich “Population Bomb”, Al Gore “Inconvenient Truth,” etc. to influence people to desire their own reduction.
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These are the psychopaths censoring us who oppose their diabolical scheme to depopulate human beings and keep those still living under totalitarian rule.
It is not a theory. It's an actual conspiracy against humanity.
I typed a transcript for you below:
I can speak honestly. So usually speaking something which happened in the past could happen again, generally. That could happen or epidemics. I don't know what it will be. But in one way or another we are so far, globally, we are so far above the population and the consumption levels which can be supported by this planet. But I know one way or another it's going to come back down. I DON'T HOPE TO AVOID THAT.
I hope that it can occur in a civil way. And I mean civil in a special way, peaceful. Peaceful doesn't mean that everyone is happy. The planet can support something like a billion people. Maybe 2 billion DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH LIBERTY, AND HOW MUCH MATERIAL CONSUMPTION YOU WANT TO HAVE.
If you want more liberty and more consumption, you have to have fewer people. Conversely, you can have more people, I mean we can even have 8 or 9 billion probably IF WE HAVE A VERY STRONG DICTATORSHIP which is smart. But if you have a very strong dictatorship and A LOW STANDARD OF LIVING.
But we want to have freedom and we want to have a high standard of living, SO WE'RE GOING TO HAVE ONE BILLION PEOPLE and we're now at 7 billion. SO WE HAVE TO GET BACK DOWN. I hope that this can be slow. Relatively slow. And that it can be done in a way which is relatively equal. So that people share the experience. But THAT'S WHAT LIES AHEAD.
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