Welcome back to New Rule next week. I'm James Corbett, Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato from Mediumoniki.com. You're potentially firing thousands of people on the same day.

We've got that story plus the ruling class say, let them eat bugs.

But first, U-N-backed Banker Alliance announces Green Plan to transform the global financial system.

This coming from the fine work of Whitney Webb and UnlimitedHangout.com.

On Wednesday, an industry-led and UN-convened alliance of private banking and financial institutions announced plans at the climate, COP26 conference, to overhaul the role of global and regional financial institutions, including the World Bank and IMF, as part of a broader plan to transform the global financial

system. The officially stated purpose of this proposed overhaul per alliance members is to promote

the transition to a net zero economy. However, the groups proposed reimagining of international financial

institutions, according to their recently published

progress reports, would also move to merge these institutions with the private banking

interests that composed the alliance, create a new system of global financial governments,

governance, sorry, and erode national sovereignty among developing countries by forcing them to

establish business environments deemed friendly to the interests of alliance members. It's the same thing

the IMF and all these places have been doing for 50 years. They just kind of are dressing it in a new,

in the new kind of green, the Green Reaper kind of clothes. In other words, the powerful banking interests that compose this group are pushing to recreate

the entire global financial system for their benefit under the guise of promoting sustainability.

We told you, COVID lockdowns will become climate lockdowns.

This alliance called the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, G-Fans, I assume they're pronouncing it out, G-F-A-N-Z. G-Fans.

Launched back in April by Skull and Boehner John Kerry, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Change.

But that's not all. Janet Yellen, U.S. Secretary

of the Treasury, former Chair of the Federal Reserve, and Mark Carney, U.N. Special Envoy for

Climate Action and Finance. And former Chair of the Bank of England and Bank of Canada, Carney,

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