George Soros calls for World Bank to seize reins on climate change WashTimesOpEd
in recent remarks to Munich Security Conference participants that financial institutions, particularly the World Bank, need to seize the climate change reins and use their positions of economic influence to push policy to save planet earth from degradation. And in the next breath, he said the president of the World Bank, David Malpass, “who was a climate denier, resigned yesterday.”
Read the writing on the wall. This is the next step of the Great Reset — the World Economic Forum’s vision for total top-down government-by-elites. This is the next step toward a One World Order, a New World Order, a Build Back Better strategy that ratcheted down freedoms under the years of COVID-19 clampdowns.
Barack Obama tried to propel America toward a globalist government; Donald Trump pushed back hard and indeed, made America great again; Biden has torn the Constitution anew. His open border policies alone are fast-forwarding America toward internal destruction.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Trump amplifies false rumor George Soros 'endorsed' Ron DeSantisTrump boosted a false claim that his potential 2024 rival DeSantis was backed by Soros, who frequently features in right-wing conspiracy theories.
Read more »
Biden gets chance to redefine World Bank roleThe Biden administration is about to undertake one of its most complicated international initiatives, installing a new leader at the World Bank who can steer the organization toward a sweeping climate change agenda
Read more »
India likely to propose expert G20 group for World Bank reforms - sourcesIndia is likely to propose forming an expert G20 group to look into reforms at the World Bank and to increase lending capacity of the institution for climate financing in middle and low income countries, three sources told Reuters.
Read more »
World Bank board aims to pick next president by early May, U.S. nominee expected soonThe World Bank's executive board expects to select a new president by early May after last week's news that David Malpass will leave the top job well before his contract ends in April 2024, the bank said in a statement late on Wednesday.
Read more »
Moody's downgrades Silvergate, with outlook still negative even as big firms buy sharesMoody's downgraded the ratings of Silvergate Capital and its bank subsidiary Silvergate Bank following the downgrade of the bank's standalone Baseline Credit Assessment to b2 from ba3.
Read more »