Crisis Update - Big Three Polluter Unilever Goes For Woke

CEO talks sustainability and virtue, reveals the game of deception

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Sep 22, 2022

“This anti-sustainability backlash, this anti-Woke backlash is incredibly dangerous for the world and the first thing that Unilever will do is we will not back down on this agenda, despite these populist accusations.” [1]

Unilever boss Alan Jope said there was a growing need to restate “the obvious” — that the climate is changing.

Oxford Economics says Europe will enter recession later this year or early next. It is impossible that business leaders cannot see what’s coming. They’re paid to be lookouts: their principal task is to cope with the unexpected. They’re invested personally in their companies.

Yet the bottom line no longer seems to matter because the policy is “go Woke, go broke.” Sanctions may hurt Western corporations more than Russia but executives remain silent as their businesses totter.

Either they are in mass-formation psychosis, bonding in a two minutes hate against The Latest Thing, or they are invested in a mechanistic-materialist project to revive the Enlightenment — but, no, it’s something even bigger than that.

The fact that the boss of Britain’s biggest company used a high-profile occasion to declare that his major concern is the “anti-Woke backlash” should alarm world citizens.

Sustainable Development Goals are one thing; but Woke? It’s hardly the same thing. His conflation of sustainability with Wokeness reveals the deception at the heart of the climate agenda and Agenda 21.

Unilever is one of the world’s biggest polluters: ranked third in 2021 for plastic waste. [2]

If he wanted to virtue signal, why not update us on his efforts to reform the filthy despoiler of the Earth that is Unilever: the plastic-tipping purveyor of poisonous mineral oils in its products, the dumper of toxic mercury from thermometer factories.

The public knows there is a huge disparity between the corporate giants’ claim to care for the climate, and their fretting over CO2 in particular, while the better established issue of pollution gets less attention.

Instead he accuses the public of harbouring “populist accusations.” The soap dope put a foot wrong and gave us a glimpse of the man operating the controls behind the green curtain in The Wizard Of Oz.

The citizenry no longer need wonder if the Unilever boss was speaking from a more extensive script — he answered in the affirmative. The script matches that of president Joe Biden’s Red Speech, in which he, too, framed 75 million people as the opposition while foaming against “an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic.”

See Moneycircus, Sep 19, 2022 — Globalism, Socialism, Fascism, Feudalism (Part 1)
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In attacking no small part of the populace, these two reveal that their only allies are the inner party, what Michael Rechtenwald dubs the “woke cabal.” Jope went further and even quoted George Orwell, attempting to invert the author’s revelation of the cabal’s own working.

They need a better script writer. I need work — on second thoughts, I work for you not them.

President Woodrow Wilson wrote, in a line that is unequivocal: “There is a power so organized, so subtle, so complete, and so pervasive, that they had better not speak above their breath when they speak in condemnation of it.”

Wilson was a dupe, but could speak honestly in the moment. He regretted that he had connived in the formation of the Federal Reserve private central bank in 1913. He had no option for he was manipulated — which is what he reveals in the quote — his handler being Edward Mandell House, a founder of the Council on Foreign Relations, who served on the League of Nations Commission on Mandates with Alfred Lord Milner and Lord Robert Cecil of Great Britain.

These are individuals who work not for deep state nor cabinet office, nor even the Privy Council, but answer to private families. The glimpses are few, as little is committed to paper, but for brevity’s sake here’s a link to the late Carroll Quigley, of Georgetown University, tutor to president Bill Clinton, and his work, The Anglo-American Establishment. [3]

Woke, no joke

Despite Jope’s complaint about an anti-Woke resistance, there never has been opposition to caring for the environment. What has happened is that people perceive a disconnect between the narrative and what they experience, this causes doubt, and doubt causes them to question.

World citizens have had almost three years to observe that the Covid response is the same as the climate agenda, and Agenda 21, which in turn is the Club of Rome’s The Limits to Growth, 1972 document with its focus on curtailing living standards and access to resources; the evident practice of euthanasia (though there’s nothing good about the way so many die); along with the inversions of freedoms and the overt management of expectations.

Most people have never opposed the right to a private life of one’s choice. Now that sexuality has become surgery, even adults who transitioned are questioning the financial motives, especially as regards children — and the movement’s billionaire sponsors don’t bother to hide. See the work of journalist Jennifer Bilek and the testimony of trans individuals. [4]

Even if citizens are not aware that academics already appropriate the language of gender studies to write that “Cis-Human moves beyond a binary definition of human-non-human,” they realize where this is going; that the gender surgery movement is being used to normalize transhumanism and the destruction of bodily integrity.

So when the Unilever boss says, to Clinton cult cheers, that “we will not back down on this agenda,” people have every reason to respond not in fear but defiance.

The Clinton Global Initiative, at which Jope spoke, is back after it vanished in the wake of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 defeat. Recall that the CGI was the vehicle that identified Tedros Ghebreyesus, financed and raised him up, first in Ethiopia; then to the World Health Organization. Working with the Bill and Melinda Gates and the Rockefeller foundations, this was how they put their man in place for the Covid response.

At the same time the Gates-coordinated Global Fund is currently seeking another $18 billion to “end AIDS, TB and malaria by 2030,” its highest-ever incremental increase. Can you smell the grift?

Baa!

They were so confident. They rolled out Baal at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, only last month, in a fiery ceremony broadcast to 72 nations. [5]

These self-proclaimed elites are rattled by the fact that so many citizens now see them for what they are: puppets, each working for a higher authority, in a Tower of Babel, seeking to appropriate authority from the heavens.

For decades countries have operated on the expectation of growth and rising living standards. The current food and fuel shocks are waking people up to the fact that linear progress is not assured.

The belief that the wealthy share in our progress is a core assumption, baked into our school curricula. But the amassing of great fortunes has little in common with how you make your salary. Do the rich even seek the same conditions that make you content?

Fortunes are made in times of crisis. The volatility that unnerves you in daily life is like oxygen to a trader, and an invigorating transfusion of blood to those who control the sluice gate of resources. If they can engineer a crisis or by a network gain information before others, dropping poison pills in the water to mislead competitors — well, all’s fair in love and war.

This isn’t to say that society cleaves neatly into the haves and have-nots. It is also possible that society will turn on itself.

The Agendas

A large gap yawns between the ambition to reduce greenhouse gases and the means to achieve it, both in the availability of intermittent or “renewable” energy, and cutting energy use and emissions.

United Nations Agenda 2030 is a temporal target, about one third through Agenda 21 — an important point to grasp if you want to understand the scale of this project. For it makes clear the role of control and compulsion. The architects know they won’t reach their targets by asking nicely, and certainly not by prompting people to separate their plastic, metal and organic waste.

When the public discovered that “recycled” waste was being shipped for disposal to emerging countries — or Unilever’s plastic burned at home — there should have been outrage from duped Britons, Americans, Germans or Dutch. There wasn’t. Making people wash ice cream cartons is a Pavlovian technique of control.

Coming up:

Gfanz guidelines will impose absolute emission targets; requiring yearly plans.
Mark Carney is a walking billboard of the organisations behind the climate agenda.
Germany’s Greens are both environmentalists and war hawks — a pincer tactic.