The biggest WEF land grab in history

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United Nations ("UN"), World Economic Forum ("WEF"), private
interests, behavioural change organisations and non-governmental
organisations have been calling for a "New Deal for Nature." Do not
be fooled - the deal does not benefit nature or humanity.
It is foreseen by those behind the "new deal" that new investments
or financial markets worth about $10 trillion over this decade will
need to be created to provide opportunities for businesses
to "engage" with the plan.
This "deal" incorporates the nefarious 30 by 30 plan which is to set
aside 30% of land and oceans as "Protected Areas," areas within
which human activity is restricted or prohibited. Survival
International, an international non-government organisation that
works for human rights, recently told Down to Earth that the 30 by
30 goal will displace around 300 million indigenous people from
their native lands and forests in the name of "conservation."
For example, in southeast Cameroon, Baka and their neighbours are
being illegally forced from their ancestral homelands in the name
of "conservation." They are accused of "poaching" because they hunt
their food. They face arrest and beatings, torture and death at the
hand of anti-poaching squads supported by WWF. Many Baka - such
as the woman speaking in this video - in fact, refer to anti-poaching
squads as "dobi-dobi" (i.e., WWF), since they do not distinguish
between WWF and Cameroon's Ministry of Forests and Fauna.
https://youtu.be/OKksHO1XA60
"That humanity has devised" - an interesting choice of words
as nothing could be further from the truth. A carefully selected
few "elites" at the UN or WEF are not, nor do they represent
humanity.
https://youtu.be/05bG9ovIzDQ
In a 2019 video, the three marketeers got together to promote the
WEF/WWF ideology. Jane Goodall dramatically declared "We've
stolen our children's future, and we're still stealing it and we must
get together now."
Joining WEF's marketing trio were Microsoft's Satya Nadella, the
UN's Cristiana Pasca Palmer, Daniela Fernandez of Sustainable
Ocean Action, Brune Poirson, Malek Sukkar and Heather Koldewey.
https://youtu.be/CMOEcUPGi9c
In mid-December 2022, at COP15, more than 190 countries adopted
the UN's "30 by 30" plan. If this plan is allowed to go ahead, we
will all pay the price. It is not only a fight for indigenous peoples,
we all need to join the fight to stop 30 by 30. Together we must end
this plan, the biggest land grab in history.
https://youtu.be/GEXbu-ZxZUM