United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres told university graduates on Tuesday that they can help save the planet by refusing to work for “climate disruptors” (fossil fuel companies), before apologizing to the current generation of world leaders who are “disappointed” by today’s youth. .
Guterres spoke to thousands of Seton Hall University alumni in New Jersey, USA, urging them to be “the next generation to be able to respond to the planetary climate change emergency.”
The former Portuguese socialist prime minister lamented: “Despite the overwhelming evidence of an impending climate catastrophe, we still see mountains of coal and fossil fuel funds killing our planet.
“But we know that investing in fossil fuels is a dead end – no greenwash or promotion can change that. So we have to tell them: responsibility will come to those who liquidate our future.
RESET: UN Secretary-General Guterres said on Wednesday that nature is determined to destroy humanity through floods, famine, fire and epidemics, and said it was time to repent and make change through a good climate and “reset” the economy. https://t.co/sZUDhH7YT8
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He added: “Hold the cards. Your talent is in demand by multinational companies and large financial institutions. You will have many options to choose from. My message to you is simple: don’t work for climate pests. Use your talents to guide us towards a volatile future. ”
Soros then decided to blame the state of the world on the leaders of his generation and those before him.
They are failing the youth today, he says:
My generation – and your parents’ generation – did not inherit the world you deserve.
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I hope you will succeed where we failed.
Guterres concluded by expressing his faith and urging others to accept them.
“As a Catholic, I always started from the parable of talents,” he said. “As historians here will tell you, talent was a currency in Roman times.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said the world should stop building new coal-fired power stations and instead accept green alternatives to a post-coronavirus reset world. https://t.co/kpaXCBthFx
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“And as religious scholars will tell you, this parable reminds us that we are not the only ones privileged to have the talents or advantages we have. It is our serious responsibility not to waste them and to use them responsibly and constructively,” he said.
Guterres spoke hours after globalists George Soros and Pope Francis delivered the same message, in which they said climate problems were more important than any other problem.
Source: Breitbart
