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Climategate: The Club Of Rome And The $100 Billion Slush Fund

Posted by Jon King on Feb 10, 2010

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How Climate Change is being used to suppress the developing world and establish global governance…

Climategate: The Club Of Rome And The $100 Billion Slush Fund

By Jon King

Partners In Global Economic Crime

When New World Order glove puppet Gordon Brown announced in December that a $100 billion slush fund to halt climate change would be in place by 2012, he was speaking on behalf not only of his Bilderberg mentors, not only his Davos cronies: but also his partners in global economic crime—the Club of Rome.

Brown made the announcement in sunny Trinidad, at a meeting of Commonwealth leaders and other heads of state, including the Queen and French President, Nicolas Sarkozy. Both were mighty impressed by Gordon’s plan.

And who wouldn’t have been?

No less than £800 million sterling, he said (around US $1.3 billion) would initially be donated to the fund by the British taxpayer. The money would then be distributed unequally among the poor and the poorer still.

“Countries are making big announcements about cutting carbon,” he explained. “At the same time we have to finance it, otherwise there would be no deal.”

According to the proposal – which was further connived (though sadly for Gordon, not agreed) at the COP 15 summit in Copenhagen later that month – the fund, which is due to be in place later this year, will be set at an initial £10 billion and will be used primarily to help those pesky developing countries cut their CO2 emissions and stop deforestation.

This, at least, is the New World Order propaganda spin. The real story is very different.

Climategate: The Club Of Rome And The $100 Billion Slush Fund

Global Governance And Carbon Trading

Club_Of_Rome In April 1968, the Club of Rome was formed to ‘think tank’ the logistics of global governance, or “supranational sovereignty” as it is otherwise known, a term coined by Trilateral Commission founder and President of the World, David Rockefeller.

Since that time the Club’s self-proclaimed areas of interest have been ‘wealth distribution’, ‘food production’, ‘population control’ and, last but not least, ‘environmental impact’.

For some years, the Club of Rome has been the prime mover behind the Global Warming /Climate Change scam, and it has used the fear and uncertainty generated by this highly emotive issue to gain public support for cutting CO2 emissions.

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“2009 is … the first year of global governance, with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of the financial crisis. The climate conference in Copenhagen is another step towards the global management of our planet.”

EU President Herman Von Rompuy

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More to the point, it has used this same twisted logic to prevent developing countries from developing their industries and economies.

In line with longstanding Club Of Rome policies, so-called ‘developing countries’ have for decades been deliberately prevented from developing so that us more civilized nations could continue to divide their societies, rape their land and ‘appropriate’ their oil, gas and mineral reserves.

Indeed, the Club of Rome and its ‘environmental impact’ agenda was established for this very reason: to keep Third World countries third so that the industrialized countries could continue to enjoy global dominion.

Connived, contrived and controlled by the Club of Rome, the mechanism by which this agenda was for decades so ingloriously achieved was until recently known as the Third World Debt.

Now it has a different name: Carbon Trading.

Thanks to the efforts of New World Order luminaries and Club of Rome members Al Gore and Maurice Strong, together with Davos Group (World Economic Forum) protégé, Gordon Brown, among others, ‘climate change’ and its new ‘Cap and Trade’ scam is now set to operate where unsustainable debt once worked so well.

And all under the guise of saving the planet—ingenious.

Climategate: The Club Of Rome And The $100 Billion Slush Fund

Multinationals Responsible For C02s And Deforestation

On the face of it, of course, the new measures are designed to police the amount of carbon dioxide developing countries pump into the atmosphere. Not a bad thing, you might say.

But the truth of the matter is, although newly massaged figures strive to persuade us that the developing world is now producing more CO2 than the industrialized world, most of the developing world’s ‘industry’ is carried out by multinationals who are also largely responsible for deforestation.

In other words, the CO2 produced by developing countries is largely caused by us.

Meanwhile there is no realistic sign that the ‘developed’ world – that’s us folks! – will be cutting its carbon emissions any time soon, at least not to any meaningful degree.

Whichever way you look at it, the ‘poorer countries’ are being prevented from developing their economies so the ‘richer countries’ can keep developing theirs and thereby maintain and develop their stranglehold on global governance.

gordonbrown_small Or as Gordon Brown expressed it: “The poorer countries must have an understanding that the richer countries will help them adapt to climate change and make the necessary adjustments in their economies.”

He added: “We have got to provide some money to help that. Britain will do so, the rest of Europe will do so and I believe America will do so as well.”

I bet they will. Well how else would they spend the trillions they’re set to make from carbon trading?

Climategate: The Club Of Rome And The $100 Billion Slush Fund

A Global Welfare State

It was announced this week at Davos (the annual ‘Bilderberg’ meeting for global economists) that the IMF would oversee the management of the proposed slush fund.

Speaking at the meeting, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the IMF, confirmed the fund would be set at the astronomical sum of $100 billion.

“The new growth model will be low carbon,” he said, adding that the problem of tackling Climate Change should not be avoided “just because we cannot meet the financing needs”.

“We’ll have to find innovative ways to finance it,” he concluded.

Like introducing a ‘carbon tax’, perhaps?

What this really means, of course, is that a global ‘welfare state’ is being established on the back of the biggest scientific fraud ever perpetrated on the global population.

Originally branded the Copenhagen Launch Fund (unofficially the ClimateGate Slush Fund), and more recently abridged to the Green Fund, the welfare payments will be used to part compensate the economic losses suffered by developing countries as a result of the impossibly tough restrictions imposed on them by the industrialized world.

In other words, vast sums will be doled out to the world’s poorest countries, at interest, resurrecting the ‘Third World Debt’ scenario in all but name. And we all know what that means.

Global governance dressed up in the Emperor’s new clothes.

This is what Cap and Trade is really about. This is what ClimateGate is really about. No rocket science required.

Of course, said measures are not really the brainchild of Gordon Brown. As stated, he is little more than a New World Order glove puppet, a mouthpiece for Davos and Club of Rome agendas—all part of the New World Central Banking System headed up by the IMF / World Bank Syndicate.

And we all know who’s in control of that.

● Club Of Rome

● World Bank / IMF Syndicate

● 1001 Club

● Bilderberg

● New World Order

● Chatham House

● Council On Foreign Relations

● Trilateral Commission

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