Environmental protection under the banner of globalism
The goal of "net zero" or "decarbonization" by 2050,
And Germany, the EU's model student, is showing where this path leads…
With decarbonization, ever-increasing bureaucracy, and extreme investments in the exploration and mining of so-called "rare earths" (also known as "critical minerals"—such as cobalt, copper, and lithium, whose extraction is often associated with enormous new environmental damage) needed for electric car batteries, the budgets of European countries are spiraling out of control! It has been proven that over half of the world's rare earth deposits for electric car batteries are located in countries with indigenous populations. These populations have already begun to resist the unchecked mining of their minerals because they do not want to be exploited by the West again…
Must we, as Switzerland, really allow ourselves to be so denounced
and pilloried by the International Court of Human Rights for all the billions we already spend on environmental protection,
as happened with the "Grandmothers for the Environment" campaign? There is also the option of withdrawing from the Council of Europe!
P.S.: These days, even childlessness is being promoted as the greatest contribution
to environmental protection....
Interventions in the climate
We are constantly being told that there is a climate emergency and that the climate must be "saved"... Although many don't want to admit it: Geoengineering, that is, human intervention in the climate, has become a reality today, which globalists around the world repeatedly acknowledge publicly. Now, the daughter of Klaus Schwab (Davos World Economic Forum) is even saying that climate lockdowns could be coming after Covid...
The World Economic Forum boasts that it extracted $100 billion from people's pockets for environmental protection last year....
UN launches plan for global digital climate platform
(From "Uncut-News", November 20, 2025)
A centrally controlled, planetary digital network is to be established to steer global climate policy. A plan for such a "Global Digital Public Infrastructure for Climate" was presented at the UN Climate Change Conference in Brazil. According to Swedish researcher Jacob Nordangård, globalist forces are attempting to create an "all-seeing eye" with which they can control the climate and humanity.
Bill Gates may have said that climate change, upon closer inspection, isn't so dangerous after all—"it will not lead to the end of humanity; for the time being, people will be able to continue living prosperously in most parts of the world," he wrote on his blog—but he remains closely involved in climate policy. The Gates Foundation is among the sponsors of a new plan for a global "digital public infrastructure for climate." It was presented by the Brazilian government at the UN Climate Change Conference currently taking place in Belém, at the mouth of the Amazon River.
Such a digital climate platform ("Climate DPI") is needed to combat "the unprecedented climate emergency in the world," according to the report presented by the Brazilians at the conference. It was authored by Brazilian lawyer Ronald Lemos, a former Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum.
The digital climate platform is intended to consolidate all climate-related information. It involves an enormous range of information: from weather patterns and CO₂ projects to financial transactions and consumption patterns. This data can then be used as a basis for taking action. The platform is also intended to include a monitoring system that tracks climate risks worldwide, as well as an alert system that warns of climate disasters and extreme weather events.
The intention is to link the global digital climate platform system with national digital identification systems, Lemos writes in his report. Exactly how this will work is unclear. However, it is clear that it will be under the control of the UN, which will operate it jointly with "private partners" (a "Global Tech Alliance")—following the established model of the World Economic Forum. Lemos proposes the creation of a "Climate Change Council" at the UN level, an overarching body that can use the digital platform to implement global climate policy. According to Jacob Nordangård, who has extensively researched the background of climate policy and, in particular, the role of the Rockefellers in it, the Climate DPI will form the basis for a planetary monitoring system, an “all-seeing eye.” He suspects that the platform will be managed by the Global Government Technology Center, an organization founded by the World Economic Forum in Berlin. According to Nordangård, this Technology Center will serve as the foundation for a future technocratic world government. The Swede, however, does not believe that the globalist plan will succeed.
Karel Beckman
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