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What has Arctic Ice got to do with the European Union?

Arctic sea ice has a record low extent today for April:

When the Arctic loses all of its ice we will be in big trouble.  The polar weather systems will shift towards Greenland, the Jet Stream will be heavily displaced and food production will become chaotic. There could even be drastic tipping points being crossed such as the thawing of the permafrost and release of methane from shallow Arctic waters.  Tipping points that could kill billions.

What caused this?

The Multinational Oil and Car producers waged a campaign against the whole idea of global warming that halted effective action for 40 years. The Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson famously said: "What good is it to save the planet if humanity suffers?"[112] . See Exxon Mobile and Climate Change Controversy and Global Climate Coalition.

Western countries implemented emission standards for industry throughout the late 20th century but the Multinational Corporations shifted production to China and India and sourced product from these places.

How is the EU involved?  In 1954 Jozef Retinger, president of the European Movement - the political power behind the EU, set up the Bilderberg Group to provide finance and power for the establishment of the European Union.  The Bilderberg Group is arguably the most powerful organisation in the world and it is composed of those Multinational Corporations that are destroying the world. 

Multinationals live off international trade.  They need no borders so that labour and money can flow freely, they need pipelines for profits so that they pay low taxes, they need powerful puppets inside powerful Nations so that they can control global events.  They control the broadcast media both directly and through advertising to further their agenda.

Most of all the multinationals need a band of fanatical EU Nationalists to implement their agenda.  They use all the normal slogans "better together", "change", "cooperation", "the opponents are racist" etc. to persuade people to support them. They need people to post Renault-Nissan, BMW and Ryan Air's views on what is best for us on social media.

Now we have the crazy spectacle of people draped in EU Flags at one demonstration and then the same people draped in Green at the next.  It is as if the people have lost the power of reason.  They will say "we need all the large corporations in the world to come together in a single organisation to fight this problem" without realising that this is being done right now to create the problem.

Here is a list of the Bilderberg attendees who were at the meeting that delegated the setting up of "Britain Stronger in Europe" to Goldman Sachs and the European Movement (notice the "impartial" BBC is on the list):

The combination of giant corporations into powerful groups is the greatest threat to our democracies and Nations.  Conspiracy theory?  It is amazing how people can say that the joint endeavour of the richest and most powerful on the planet is harmless.  That those who point out the dangers are labelled by the rich and powerful's media as conspiracy theorists should set alarm bells ringing.  There has been total silence from the media even when it is public knowledge that the European Movement set up the Bilderberg Group to further its aims.  The media shy away from confronting Bilderberg and never mention how it delegates its control in Europe. There has been total silence, for instance, about Goldman Sachs being tasked to set up StrongerIn - see The Funding of the StrongerIn Campaign.

These people are ruthless and professional.  Political truths are nothing to them because they deal in hard cash. They will promise anything and then do nothing.

More information on global warming: The Greens Lost the Battle and Global Warming: man or nature?.

More on Corporate power: The Great War: Corporatism vs Freedom.

12/04/2019



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