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[suprememastertv]

Dear world leaders n Governments, We the world citizens wonder why some laws r strictly enforced by imprisonment n or even the death penalty, while others r ignored completely, such as abusing, torturing, n murdering animal-people en masse in different ways in slaughterhouses, elsewhere, or even in the name of the All-Merciful God at Thanksgiving/Christmas, etc… 4 all of u leaders n employees alike 2 consume, even daily, on ur table!??? ALL THIS IS A CRIME according to ur country's animal-people protection laws! Do the people have 2 b punished when they don’t obey the laws while their leaders n governments don’t??? B the True Leaders n Governments: Make peace. B vegan!

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[eduloxley]

Vril lizards are one of the best kept secrets in the world. They are ancient and underground lizards. World leaders, celebrities and the elite are allowing entry into this dimension.

The Vril have an ancient agenda that they work to fulfill that agenda with the humans they infect with their parasite, a process called humming. The secret of the vril lizards, although it is no longer so secret, is part of the knowledge achieved at the highest levels of secret societies, groups, clubs, etc.

Many 'conspiracies', which are actually veiled truths by the same people affected by vril lizards, are obvious today. Everyone seems to be desperately trying to connect the dots about what and/or who is the driving force behind all this madness.

Failure to take these facts into account condemns the human race to become drones and allow people to continue sacrificing children and adults to these “demons.”

[kimberlycarpenter]

Early Career Paths of The 5 World Leaders

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[lighthousenewsnetwork]

In a move that climatologists are calling "a valiant effort with a questionable carbon footprint," world leaders from across the globe are descending upon the picturesque Swiss Alps for the annual International Climate Summit. This year's summit, aptly themed "United We Stand (But Mostly Sit in First Class)," promises to be a landmark event, featuring passionate speeches, groundbreaking handshakes, and enough private jet emissions to melt a small European glacier. "There's nothing quite like the camaraderie of gathering with fellow world leaders, face-to-face, to discuss the existential threat of climate change," declared Prime Minister Nigel Fartsworth of Not-So-Great Britain, adjusting his cufflinks as he boarded his personal Boeing 787 Dreamliner. "Sure, there are some logistical hurdles involved – coordinating schedules, negotiating airfare for the security detail's llamas – but the sheer importance of this summit justifies burning a few metric tons of jet fuel." The summit's agenda boasts an innovative line-up focused on tackling climate change, with topics such as "Exploring the Feasibility of Carbon-Neutral Handshakes" and "Greenwashing 101: How to Make Your Country Look Eco-Friendly While Drilling for More Oil." However, the most anticipated event is the unveiling of the "Zoom Pledge," a groundbreaking initiative spearheaded by President Macron of France. This pledge, signed by a majority of attending world leaders, outlines their commitment to transitioning all future climate summits to video conferencing. "This is a revolutionary step in the fight against climate change," declared President Macron, adjusting his scarf with a flourish. "Think of the carbon emissions we'll save! No more pesky private jets, no more struggling with those pesky time zone differences – we can all just hop on Zoom in our pajamas and discuss ice caps melting while simultaneously avoiding rush hour traffic." While environmentalists cautiously applauded the "Zoom Pledge" as a step in the right direction, some expressed concerns about its practicality. "The effectiveness of international diplomacy hinges on nuance, body language," observed Greta Thunberg, climate activist extraordinaire, via a pre-recorded video message (sent to avoid the pesky carbon footprint of flying to the summit). "How are we supposed to sternly wag our fingers at Brazil for deforestation when all we see is a pixelated blur of President Bolsonaro in a poorly lit room?" Climate experts also voiced concerns about the potential for "Zoom fatigue" among world leaders, leading to decreased productivity and spontaneous outbreaks of air guitar solos during crucial climate negotiations. "Imagine Chancellor Merkel trying to negotiate carbon reduction targets with a glitching internet connection," shuddered Dr. Inga Von Schadensfreude, a leading climate scientist. "It wouldn't be pretty." However, supporters of the "Zoom Pledge" remain optimistic. "Think of the possibilities!" enthused a spokesperson for the International Association of Private Jet Manufacturers. "World leaders can attend multiple summits a day, hold meetings while tending to their prize-winning dahlias, and finally have an excuse to rock those hilarious cat ear filters during negotiations." The future of climate summits remains in question. Will the "Zoom Pledge" usher in a new era of environmentally-friendly diplomacy, or will it simply offer world leaders a new platform for grandstanding from the comfort of their home offices? Only time, and the ever-increasing instability of our planet's climate, will tell. In the meantime, concerned citizens are encouraged to do their part to combat climate change by taking shorter showers, riding bicycles made entirely of recycled kale chips, and maybe, just maybe, writing their elected officials a strongly worded email (carbon footprint: negligible) urging them to invest in sustainable energy solutions over first-class airline tickets.

[news-of-news]

PM Narendra Modi Goes to Kazan for BRICS Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for Russia to attend the BRICS Summit in Kazan. During this two-day visit, he will meet with leaders from BRICS countries and other invited guests. Modi hopes to strengthen relationships and promote cooperation between the nations.

#BRICS #BRICSCountries #BRICSSummit2024 #Kazan #Russia #InternationalNews #PMModi #Meetings #GlobalCooperation #IndiaInBRICS #WorldLeaders #BilateralMeetings

[kelegerauthor]

'Sour Milk' (God)

Sour Milk (God)….As God said, what is coming is being set up. War is coming to you. So many nations mixed with so many nations! Who will know evil from good in any of them?

Sour Milk (God)blasphemy the days gone bymake your dollars and cents'o american peoplethe queen lay her handand it was donethe king now unstablediplomacy, your word for peaceis falling apartwager up 'o peoples of the open countrytime is setfor due diligence must be paidonly hypocrisy is at the hemthey all send their students to youthey all have paidfor the prostitution within youthey all have a…

[shanneltarot]

World War 3 Update

Breaking News in the World, War War III update: What is happening behind the scenes in the World Today and how to WIN your Peace? The Elites may have a hidden motive and Shannel Tarot is revealing it to the People! What can we do to survive this? Watch full video on YouTube

[biographiness]

🗿✨Antiquity unveiled: On this day on April 8, the Venus de Milo was discovered, marking a historic alliance between France and the UK, while the world mourned a beloved leader.🌍🤝🕊️

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[usnewsper-politics]

UN General Assembly meets annually to discuss global issues #diplomats #globalissues #UN #UNGeneralAssembly #worldleaders

[thxnews]

Sustainable Development Goals: UN's Global Call

  World Leaders Gather in New York to Address the SDGs

New York, September 11, 2023 - As the world prepares for the annual high-level opening of the General Assembly next week, the United Nations Midtown East campus witnessed a dynamic gathering over the weekend. Participants included youth groups, women's organizations, mayors, community activists, and business leaders, all uniting to rally support for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in anticipation of the upcoming SDG Summit.  

Midway Mark for the 2030 Goals

The SDG Summit, scheduled for September 18-19, will mark the midpoint in the journey towards achieving the SDGs. Launched in 2015 with a promise to 'leave no one behind,' the SDGs aim to combat issues ranging from poverty, hunger, and gender equality to access to education and clean energy. Off-Track Progress Threatens Global Agenda Regrettably, as of now, the SDGs and the commitments made by UN member countries to fulfill the 2030 Agenda are in jeopardy. Despite some progress, there are glaring implementation gaps across all 17 Goals. These gaps have hindered efforts to address critical global challenges, including poverty, inequality, and environmental sustainability.  

Call for a Global Rescue Plan

Several factors, including waning public interest in achieving the SDGs and geopolitical tensions, have compounded the problem. However, the most pressing issue has been the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, which has necessitated an urgent global response. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating, "Today, only 15 percent of the targets are on track, with many going into reverse." He stressed that the upcoming SDG Summit is an opportunity for governments worldwide to come forward with concrete plans and proposals to expedite progress.   Beyond Mere Compliance Secretary-General Guterres underscored that the SDGs are not merely about meeting targets but about addressing the aspirations, rights, and well-being of people and the environment. They also encompass rectifying historical injustices, healing global divisions, and forging a path toward enduring peace.

A Call to Action for All

Secretary-General Guterres commended the courage and dedication of the activists present, recognizing the risks they face in their global pursuit of the SDGs. He urged them to persist in their efforts. Additionally, he called on the business community to recognize sustainable development as the most profitable business plan. Addressing women and young participants, the Secretary-General encouraged them to continue advocating for change in their communities and to demand their rights and inclusion at every decision-making table.  

Localizing the SDGs

Finally, Secretary-General Guterres emphasized the pivotal role of local authorities in revitalizing the SDGs. He stressed that the rescue of the SDGs would not occur in New York but in communities around the world. He called on local leaders to listen to the needs and concerns of their communities and to integrate them into their policies and investments. As world leaders gather in New York for the annual General Assembly, meanwhile, all eyes are on the upcoming SDG Summit as a critical juncture in the journey towards achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Moreover, the urgency of the situation, underscored by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, has set the stage for a global call to action. Furthermore, the fate of the SDGs now hinges on the commitment and collaboration of nations, activists, businesses, and local authorities worldwide.   Sources: THX News & United Nations. Read the full article

[jjbizconsult]

Curtain Raiser: Inside the G20 Summit

[aipidia]

https://aipidia.com/rishi-sunak-ai-legacy-governance/