UN Secretary General, António Guterres and Greta Thunberg
Monday, 23 September, the UN in New York hosted a special meeting on Climate Change. There were massive predominantly youth demonstrations of tens of thousands around the globe, many of them in New York, one of them led by Greta Thunberg, the Swedish 16-year-old climate activist, who is sponsored mostly by Soros and his clan to travel around the world and address world leaders to act on climate change - preventing climate change, stop climate change. Others with the same objective, called "Friday's for the Future", originated in Germany, students striking every Friday - meaning literally not going to school, on behalf of stopping climate change.
And there is yet another international group, the "Extinction Rebellion" (ER). They all are against the use of hydrocarbons as a major energy resource. Me too. But what's the alternative? Do they promote and push for active research in, for example, solar energy? Not that I have heard of. There is no viable revolution without a viable alternative that has ever been successful.
The worldwide spill-over is apparently enormous. On Saturday some youth groups met with UN Secretary General, António Guterres, telling him that Climate Change is the world's political issue number ONE. Mr. Guterres did not contradict, yes, it was a key problem and had to be addressed and world leaders needed to commit to take actions. The UN General assembly will further dedicate part of its program to Climate Change.
Comment: Considering the corruption and collusion that has been exposed at Boeing, and all in league with the US government, this compensation doesn't really reflect just how culpable they both are for the tragedies that occurred: