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We've got that story plus suing the library,

but first, UN demands $2 trillion a year from rich countries for climate justice. The UN's

Climate Summit, COP 27, is underway in Germany, or in Germany, in Egypt, and bold demands were

made from the developed world.

UN already desperate for funding, so what better way to extort the world over fraudulent climate threats, slavery, racism, it's all good, colonial rule maybe?

That's from technocracy.news.

An annual transfer of funds from rich to poor country, starting at around $2 trillion by 2030 and rising thereafter, is needed for climate justice, they're calling it, according to a United Nations

backed report, of course, released just recently in the last 24 hours. China has been

specifically excluded from the demand for reparations. That seems like what they're really going to

call it. Climate reparations seems to be the catchphrase that pays. China has been specifically

excluded from the demands for reparations, which include taxes for fossil fuel companies on their

global carbon profits, even as the communist states' greenhouse gas emissions now exceed the

entire rest of the developed world combined.

The first one trillion dollars alone should come from rich countries, investors, and multilateral development banks declared the analysis.

commissioned by Britain and Egypt hosts, respectively, of the 2021 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow and this week's COP 27 event

in Charm Elshake in Egypt.

The new UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government has already signaled he's down with

reparations as he preps a bunch of tax hikes and public service cuts at home in the name

of fiscal responsibility.

The new 100-page analysis,

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