Elon Musk’s rift with Saudi Arabia stems from spat over Tesla factory

by prckov 14/11/2022, 10:42

Elon Musk's rift with Saudi Arabia stems from Tesla factory spat (nypost.com)

eto, hoces ti free speech
sad si i ti u dosluhu, samo umjesto kao ono prije trump-a s rusijom, sad ti sa saudijcima

by prckov 14/11/2022, 10:50

btw Musk-ov Tesla nije prosao ESG kriterij
ali naftna kompanija jest
hoces ti free speech u Biden-ovoj demokraciji

by prckov 14/11/2022, 11:19

prckov wrote:btw Musk-ov Tesla nije prosao ESG kriterij
ali naftna kompanija jest
hoces ti free speech u Biden-ovoj demokraciji

da utvrdimo
naftna kompanija exxon polozila ESG a Tesla nije

by prckov 14/11/2022, 11:35

[size=33]Sustainability for whom?[/size]

Agenda 2030 marks the waypoint along the path to Agenda 21. Publicly launched at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, Section 8 explained how “sustainable development” would be integrated into decision making:

The primary need is to integrate environmental and developmental decision-making processes. [. . .] Countries will develop their own priorities in accordance with their national plans, policies and programmes.

Sustainable development has been integrated with every policy decision. Not only does every country have a national sustainability plan, these have devolved to local government.
It is a global strategy to extend the reach of global financial institutions into every corner of the economy and society. Policy will be controlled by the bankers and the think-tanks that infiltrated the environmental movement decades ago.
No community is free of “global financial governance.”
Simply put, sustainable development supplants decision making at the national and local level with global governance. It is an ongoing, and thus far successful, global coup.
But more than this, it is a system for global control. Those of us who live in developed nations will have our behaviour changed as a psychological and economic war is waged against us to force our compliance.
Developing nations will be kept in penury as the fruits of modern industrial and technological development are denied to them. Instead they will be burdened with the debt foisted upon them by the global centres of financial power, their resources pillaged, their land stolen and their assets seized – all in the name of “sustainability.”
Yet it is perhaps the financialisation of nature, inherent to sustainable development, that is the greatest danger of all. The creation of natural asset classes, converting forests into carbon sequestration initiatives and water sources into human settlement services. As subsequent instalments of this series will show, several SDGs have financialising nature at their core.
As openly stated by the UN, “sustainable development” is all about transformation, not necessarily “sustainability” as most people conceive of it. It aims to transform the Earth and everything on it, including us, into commodities – the trading of which will form the basis of a new global economy. Though it is being sold to us as “sustainable,” the only thing this new global financial system will “sustain” is the power of a predatory financial elite.

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