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Government's are broke- Massive asset shift imminent
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Government's are broke- Massive asset shift imminent

On Wednesday night I gave an online talk (organised by Councillor Jason Weeks) to residents of Lancelin, a small coastal town in Western Australia which is facing managed retreat. Managed retreat is the removal of people, properties and infrastructure from areas deemed to be too high risk due to climate change modelling. This video is an excerpt from the longer presentation and focuses on a key issue- Infrastructure. I’ve pulled out information on how local government is broke, our aging infrastructure (roads, sewerage, water etc.) is at the end of its lifetime, plus there will be requirements to create new infrastructure for the digitalisation of everything and for disaster warning and mitigation infrastructure justified through climate modelling. What’s the answer to this lack of public funds? Well, it’s higher costs for residents, with transfer of public infrastructure over to the likes of Blackrock. We are on the brink of a massive asset transfer- all under the guise of climate change. Blackrock has recently brought Global Infrastructure Partners. To quote Larry Fink: “We believe the future in the private markets is going to be infrastructure” because “deficits matter and the future of governments funding their own deficits are going to become more difficult, and I am in conversations with government in doing more public private transactions.” To simplify, governments are broke, public infrastructure is going to go in to private corporation hands, and we will be paying for it. The private infrastructure companies will decide if they see it as worth their while to keep infrastructure up to your town. Substack article covering the managed retreat plans: https://kate739.substack.com/p/managed-retreat-adaption-plans-privatised
Corporates owning the rights to the air we breathe? Natural Asset Companies explored.
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Corporates owning the rights to the air we breathe? Natural Asset Companies explored.

Michael Swifte, long term environmentalist, unpacking Rockefeller and the Inter-American Development Bank’s partnership, the Intrinsic Exchange Group. They’re creating a new market in Natural Asset Companies (NAC) for Ecosystem Services to be traded on the stock exchange. On Wednesday, October 4, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed notice of a proposed rule to create Natural Asset Companies (NACs). We discuss the “Indigenous Estate” and how we see this may intersect with the NAC’s, as well as the enormous implications for our Federal and State forests and Local Council land, farmland and tracts of nature. We explore the implications of the wealthiest owning the rights to management of public and Indigenous land, and the benefits nature brings. Correction: at 45:00 minutes in I state that George Church was referencing artificial wombs for extinct species in the Bayer Youtube Leap Talks, instead he was referencing artificial wombs for endangered species. References: https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org https://wesuspectsilence.wordpress.com/2023/10/27/why-were-the-catsi-act-reforms-put-on-hold-the-voice-referendum-and-the-bureaucratic-reckoning/? https://www.sec.gov/files/rules/sro/nyse/2023/34-98665.pdf? https://www.intrinsicexchange.com/use-cases-both-english-and-spanish https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-390-natural-asset-companies-ft-margaret-byfield/id1435126030? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E0a5ZaE6Gk&t=917s https://aiatsis.gov.au/publication/116846? https://seea.un.org/sites/seea.un.org/files/documents/EA/seea_ea_glossary_eng-spa-fra-rus_may_2023.pdf? https://www.csiro.au/en/research/natural-environment/natural-resources/Natural-capital-accounting/Handbook?
BlackRock- Australian Government- and the Central Coast NSW
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BlackRock- Australian Government- and the Central Coast NSW

Central Coast Community- There is a current submission open by NSW State Government regarding the communities’ thoughts about the Super Battery being planned at Lake Munmorah within the Central Coast Local Government Area. Watch to get an understanding of the submission and a small run down (8:20mins) on BlackRock- the world’s largest money manager who State Government contracted to build the battery. BlackRock manages $10 trillion dollars in assets, and through its investment and business approach has developed enormous influence on governments, banks, finance and media. It is heavily invested in many industries – including energy. The questions I want to raise to the central coast community are: - What are the implications of having massively powerful global corporations being awarded contracts by our government (particularly when these same corporations create partnerships with foreign owned companies to control our important energy assets in our back yard)? - Based on BlackRock’s sway over US politics – what are the implications for us as Australian people regarding the Australian government’s relationship with Blackrock? If you see this video after the submission date closes and want to put some feedback through you can email EnergyCo at contact@rez.energyco.nsw.gov.au You can also request from Central Coast Council any submissions/ feedback they have supplied regarding the project being awarded State Significant Infrastructure status and the Blackrock battery contract. https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/major-projects/projects/waratah-super-battery-energy-storage-system?fbclid=IwAR1GascE1zjGhtqHOKF_2Ea6NWwcVw-gasDz_eLDmmFknS5tm1Sav-jESts
Corporate capture of the green movement
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Corporate capture of the green movement

Michael Swifte is an environmentalist campaigner discussing the corporate capture of the environmental movement. Through Philanthropic organisations, connected to corporates and governments, global elites are constructing narratives which destabilise and destroy our natural environment and ultimately control all aspects of life. Michael outlines how many people who fervently believe they are fighting on the side of good don’t realise that they are enthralled to manufactured narratives. Michael spends the next hour dismantling the globalist narratives and explaining how all roads lead back to Big Oil and Big Gas. We discuss the environmental movement, the UN, Net Zero, Carbon Capture, Nature Asset Companies (NAC), ESG, Carbon Credit score, Blockchain, Central Bank Digital Currency, Digital ID and Renewable and “Green Energy”. It’s a complex topic and I’d encourage you to explore what Michael talks about as research topics. There is a treasure trove of well researched information in this interview. What Michael clearly spells out is that Big Corporate has worked out a way to keep pillaging the whole planet whilst virtue signalling that they are caring for nature. The pillaging also involves us as humans- every aspect of our lives is now a part of their profit/ control model. The message is clear- It’s important we do our own research and not fall for superficial platitudes. You can find more information on Wrong Kind Of Green- https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org And Michael’s blog We Suspect Silence- https://wesuspectsilence.wordpress.com
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