WEF’s Invest in Forests program exposed

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Ladies and gentlemen, there are plenty of well-meaning people who've tried to do good things in the world. They've gotten involved with sustainability efforts or animal rights groups or biodiversity preservation initiatives or deforestation prevention programs or promoting the vegan diet, whatever. They find somehow that these well-meaning organizations are actually not what they seem. There's more to the story there. And in fact, there are more like cover stories for agendas of control, for agenda 2030, for the world economic forums, great reset, and fourth industrial revolution. Such is certainly the case with the document I want to share with you today, which is being released from the world economic forum itself, entitled Investing in Forests, the business case. Now, behind this document is their new project, 1T.org, which sounds fantastic. It's an ambitious project with the goal of launching a trillion trees by 2030, of course. So how can that be a bad thing? I mean, is this just one good thing that they're doing amidst the sea of evil agendas? Or again, is there more to the story? Let's take a look at this today, because I think what we'll find is that Investing in forests is actually intimately tied with the agenda 2030 attempt to take total control over all resources and economic activity on the planet. Let's talk about it. I'm Christian, and this is the Ice Age Farmer broadcast. And I want to begin by starting with the authors of this new world economic forum report, Investing in forests, among them, none other than Nicole Schwab herself, the daughter of Klaus Schwab. Here she is talking at the Investing in forests, Sustainable Development Conference 2020. Nicole went like her father to the Harvard Kennedy School there at Harvard to get a public policy degree. She didn't study under kissing her like her father, but she also has authors you can see down here of Heart of the Labroth, a spiritual parable offering a message of Earth-centered wisdom. So she's part of this Gaya worship cult, and that's why this is her role there at the World Economic Forum is the Investing in forests project. When we look at the document and what it is that Nicole Schwab and the World Economic Forum are talking about, it starts off with some relatively ambiguous but just generally environmental sounding language from the Executive Summary, in the face of interconnected crises of nature loss, the biodiversity appeal, and climate change, Investing in forest conservation and restoration can benefit businesses as they become leading actors in this transition to a nature positive net zero economy. So already we see we're tied to this net zero carbon emissions total enslavement program. But again the Executive Summary has just got some flowery language about how if we don't invest in forests then there won't be an environment in the future and we won't be able to make a profit. Here's a little bit more from this document. Businesses now need to invest in forests. There are able to secure new economic opportunities there. That sounds like there's more than just planting trees, right? Let's keep reading and find out what they're talking about. Using their existing assets to support forests. Well we can also fund forest conservation and restoration even if outside their core business as part of our broader decarbonization nature positive sustainable strategies. So again net zero and then it's not until we read down here aha one of these monitoring tools that are being described for the supporting the forests effort. Monitoring is a word that actually appears tens of times in this document. Let's just set that aside for a second. The document then goes on to say that now that we're building back better we have some social momentum to capitalize on. So now is the time for you and your organization to invest in forests. In fact the number of corporate commitments to reach net zero has doubled over the past year. We saw visa and all the major airlines and other companies coming out and saying we're going to drop and become carbon zero by 2050 sometimes by 2030 depends. And then the document goes on to highlight a few different case studies of big companies that are already investing in forests which is great because finally we can get a taste of what the heck actually means. Net Amazon Nestle, Susano, Salesforce, RoboBank and if you look at what they're doing it says oh Amazon's throwing a hundred million dollars investing in forests sounds generous Nestle supporting restoration in Ghana. Susano conserving lots of forests in Brazil, Salesforce creating forest tools. RoboBank supporting reforestation with a billion dollars. These are some big dollar amounts and lofty sounding goals. Let's take some closer looks. Starting with case study number one Nestle we're transitioning away from avoided deforestation in other words harm reduction to positive action for forests positive for nature approach Nestle is evolving from an avoided deforestation strategy to a more proactive approach that incorporates forest reforestation and conservation across its value chains. We're throwing 2.7 million dollars at protecting and restoring the forest reserve. And then down here on the right we're also going to support and fund long-term monitoring approaches to track progress and demonstrate permanence. So planting trees is the first hint we get here. Planting trees is enough we only threw 2 million dollars at that. More long-term the funds are going to monitoring the forest. Okay that's Nestle's investment in the trees. What about Susano? Susano has set aside 900,000 hectares for permanent conservation. Well that sounds a lot like the 30 30 plan that Boris Johnson and Joe Biden are doing. We're going to push humans and all farming and economic activity off of the land and back into the smart cities with you. Right so conservation seems to be hand in hand with the UN's biodiversity initiatives and pushing people in the smart cities so they can be controlled. And then again bottom right Susano also investing in monitoring tools to protect forests from illegal logging and improve the effectiveness of conservation activities. So we told you to get off our land, we conserved the land and then we spent a bunch of money on monitoring the forest. That's Susano. The investing in trees document then goes on to say here's how the tech companies could help. For example the tech sector can develop new digital tools and innovations to support the monitoring again that word of conservation and restoration projects. For example geospatial mapping, satellite and drone data, sensors and data processing. Here's some examples. Pacama, a tech startup, just some small tech startup they tell us how they phrase it. Combining satellite, drone and LiDAR scans of forest with machine learning to assess the carbon storage potential of forests and detect large changes in canopy cover. Before we go on here is Pacama's site talking about carbon credits and how you can trust them to audit whether the carbon credits are actually authentic. So you should buy your carbon credits from Pacama. Pacama was chosen as a 2021 prior year by Bloomberg. If you check into who's funding them here at CrunchBase you can see that they were a wide-cominator company and they got their subsequent rounds from breakthrough energy ventures who as I've mentioned before is the VC that was funded by Bill Gates. So while the World Economic Forum tells you there's just some small startup. No it's a wide-cominator incubator launched Bill Gates funded GPS and drone data AI company. Okay so that's their first example of how we can invest in forests is use AI on satellite data. Here's another example from the World Economic Forum. Google has also collaborated with the World Resources Institute to launch Global Forest Watch, an online monitoring platform tracking deforestation which is integrating high-res monthly data made available from someone and so forth. Here is the Global Forest Watch sponsored in part by Google forest monitoring designed for action. Global Forest Watch offers the latest data tech and tools to empower people everywhere to protect forests. So that's the again the pitch here is we're protecting the forests we're going to give you real-time satellite and drone and high resolution data so that you can do whatever it is you want. We're not responsible for that. If you are the green police from there well that's that's up to you and that's exactly what they have created. Here is the Global Forest Watch map where you can see areas in purple that are losing their tree color although they actually go on to say here there's a little note yeah tree cover is not always deforestation so maybe don't fly off your handle here and then areas in green where tree cover is actually increasing and some of the technology ties to planet.com like this paper universal access to satellite monitoring paves the way to protect the world's tropical forests. You can read down here universal access to high-res satellite monitoring of the tropics to support efforts to stop deforestation and save the forest. So let me just pause for a moment and make it abundantly clear that we've gone from this idea of investing in forests right plant some trees to a global real-time satellite and drone monitoring of all activity on the planet so that we can detect deforestation right so that we can enforce the fact that you're not allowed to harvest resources anymore suddenly we begin to see that this is the agenda 2030 completed awareness and tracking of all resources on the planet you're not allowed to cut that tree down you're not allowed to harvest lumber so you can build a house since it can't afford it anymore you're not allowed to take down that tree to heat your house since you can't afford the gas anymore no no we saw you from space because we're investing in forests and we were able to track you down and that's exactly what this is ladies and gentlemen here's another example of it from skytruth.org an orwellian named uh site we work with forward thinking problem solving organizations and individuals whose philanthropic support technical expertise or activism facilitates or empowers skytruths efforts to stop environmental damage it's for your safety just like the contact tracing it's to save the earth right all of it's always an appeal look at the partners behind skytruth there's amazon and their web services division there's google again there's planet at whom we just looked also there with wildlife conservation society and national geographic and so forth so having now surfaced that this investing in forests actually means not a couple million dollars for planting trees but the other billion dollars for building satellites and drone high res monitoring and real-time capabilities of notifying law enforcement about people cutting down trees let's take a look at some of the other case studies the world economic forums investing in trees document goes through like ideh who created their billion dollar agra-3 fund sounds very generous right you can plant a lot of trees with a billion dollars from ideh's site our fund enables others to help facilitate the transition towards more sustainable food systems now we see that investing in trees actually has a lot to do with food production and with this fundamental transformation of the food system that world economic form is also working with the eat landset devos for food as they call themselves to help achieve ideh's some of their projects are very closely aligned to say the least with gates foundation and the ag one initiative to help accelerate the deployment of new sustainable technologies to small farms in underdeveloped areas in other words we're going to go into rural populations and overwrite their indigenous practices take away their heirloom genetics and then give them instead these terminator seeds and this biotech that we've created this is overwriting traditional humanity and installing the fourth industrial revolution the ag tech based biotech nanotech food system and if you look at again at this billion dollar fund it would plant a lot of trees that's not what they're using with the money right just like amazon two million dollars for trees hundred billion dollars for their global monitoring platform ideh a billion dollars a couple million for trees hundreds of millions of dollars going to artificial intelligence used to track water usage on small farms which again ties back to that agenda 2030 goal tracking and tracing all resources on the planet at all times here's amazon like i said couple couple million dollars it's a pittance 3.75 million euro to the conservity to the nature conservancy to try and put some green stuff on buildings in germany again look look i i love that i want to see urban gardens i want to see people have front yard gardens don't get me wrong i would support that i'm glad they gave three million but but the other hundred million dollars of their sustainability efforts is going to carbon farming and like i said injecting these new techniques dictating how farmers will be allowed to grow food going forward so it's just again this story over and over here's a couple bucks for trees and then we're going to spend a ton of money to enslave you and that's the bottom line of what all this is amazon using some of that money just to conserve four million acres like the previous report this ties into the 30 30 report we're going to buy a bunch of land like bill gates buying up all the farm land and we're going to kick you off of it and you can have your tiny room in the smart cities while the rest of us are conserving land that's how you decode this language now let's return to the investing in forests document here's page 34 businesses because i want to finish up with what the world economic form is proposing in this new investing in forest document businesses can use their skills and knowledge to introduce new products to support effective forest conservation and restoration like what again like new technology to enhance forest monitoring this is a surveillance system this is an investing in trees it's surveillance and tracking here's another example effective investments also require rigorous monitoring rigorous monitoring and reporting strategies with long-term tracking to ensure forest permanence no one will be allowed to touch it and then finally enabling natural regeneration requires regular monitoring i'm serious that's that is the most frequent word in investing in trees document monitor and that should tell you everything you know about the true nature of the world economic forms intentions behind this investing in the trees has nothing to do with planting trees or saving the forest or biodiversity or anything it has to do with a massive global surveillance system to track and trace you and to keep you from harvesting their resources that's how they think of this and it looks a lot like algor is initiative that he launched last year during the pandemic climate trace not contact trace climate trace where they use data again they use data from satellites to monitor real-time emissions of greenhouse gases anywhere on the planet so that if you're burning one thing too many or if you've got one cow fart too many then they can see that they get a little alert and then they send off a little notification to the green please you can see these two systems have a lot in common protecting the forests or watching for greenhouse gas actually means surveilling everyone on the planet at all times and notifying the green please the officials of illegal activity so the next time someone says hi i want you to worship gaya and save the planet and invest in the trees you can say no thank you you are a satanist totalitarian attempting to surveil and enslave everyone and i want no part and you're shenanigans and ladies and gentlemen we must spread the word about this these good will these people are taking advantage of the goodwill of humanity and i do I basically believe the humans are good and that they mean well the good news is I hear from people every day that are getting involved in like I said in biodiversity or sustainability or vegan diet or any of these things that have been whitewashed and then used for agenda 21 agenda 2030 world economic forum purposes but they're increasingly realizing it they're sensing that there's something wrong here isn't there and they're coming forward and so if you're in one of these organizations and you have information please do reach out you can reach me at ice age farmer at protonmail.com but for today now you know what it means that's how the world economic forum invests in trees they attempt to enslave you don't let it happen thanks for watching folks you can find this report and all my reports on ice age farmer.com if you value this broadcast if you appreciate this information please help me keep it running there's a few ways you can do that listed at ice age farmer.com slash support and I very genuinely appreciate your help I couldn't 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