At the ‘Climate Crisis to Climate Resilience’ conference organized by the Vatican, Pope Francis called for a “new global financial charter” by 2025. At the epicenter of this charter would be in the issues of “climate change” and “ecological debt.”

“There is a need to develop a new financial architecture capable of responding to the demands of the Global South and of the island states that have been seriously affected by climate catastrophes,” Pope Francis stated.

The Pope has never shied away from the issue of “climate change” and has actively and consistently taken a very leftist stance on the issue but the newer addition to his demands is the integration of climate and finance.

Seemingly alluding to an unpublished charter, Pope Francis stated:

“The restructuring and reduction of debt, together with the development of a new global financial charter by 2025, acknowledging a sort of ecological debt – we must work on this term: ecological debt – can be of great assistance in mitigating climate changes.”

Due to the “planetary crisis,” a financial action plan with three points was given. This threefold action plan would require “policy changes” which includes addressing; fossil fuel reliance, reducing carbon dioxide and the temperature of the earth.

The following are the three areas specifically addressed:

• A universal approach and swift and decisive action is needed, capable of producing policy changes and decisions.
• The “need” to reverse the curves of warming (the climate naturally shifting) whilst seeking to cut the rate of that warming in half in just a quarter of a century. At this same time, the aim would be for global de-carbonization and the elimination of the dependence on fossil fuels.
• Removing vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through environmental management spanning several generations. (Fyi, carbon dioxide is necessary to all of life!)

Reading through these goals, they felt eerily similar to the fusionary goals between finance and the climate as presented by the United Nations (UN), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the World Economic Forum (WEF).

Another interesting point about this conference is the list of those in attendance both as speakers and as attendees.

Many recognizable names of radical leftist politicians and academics from all around the globe included: London Mayor Sadiq Khan, California Governor Gavin Newsom, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, to name just a few.

Khan, the Muslim Mayor of the now disastrous London, where machete attacks, murder rates and the cost of living are all on the incline, is a prime example of one of the politicians in attendance who has been forcing radical climate policies onto the people in his jurisdiction.

Some of his measures are the epitome of preposterous with one such example being the Ulez (Ultra Low Emission Zone).

This “zone” forces motorists who drive so-called “heavily polluting vehicles” through specific parts of the city to pay a £12.50 daily fee to drive in the zone. The zone was being expanded just last year.

Imagine being charged that amount daily every time you go to work or take your children on a playdate!

The Ulez is surveilled by cameras which record the movements of vehicles into and around the charging zone but there is so much opposition to this program that an entire group has arisen called the “Blade Runners” who have been damaging the camera wires. According to several reports, hundreds of cameras have been partially or completely damaged.

As is so clearly seen, many aren’t going along with these illegitimate climate policies that are impacting their pocket books, and the pushback against climate financing isn’t just happening in London, it’s also happening in Germany, Italy and Poland.

Although no additional details were provided regarding the charter Pope Francis referred to at the conference, as previously stated, many of the proposed policies fall in line with the WEF’s “debt for nature swaps.” These policies address so-called “ecological debt,” a term employed regularly by Pope Francis.

Issuing a second addition to his 2015 environmental encyclical letter Laudato Si’ in the form of the Apostolic Exhortation Laudate Deum, the Pope called for “obligatory” measures across the globe to address the issue of “climate change.”

“It is no longer possible to doubt the human – ‘anthropic’ – origin of climate change.” He then proceeded to called for a mandatory alignment with “green” policies:

If there is sincere interest in making COP28 a historic event that honors and ennobles us as human beings, then one can only hope for binding forms of energy transition that meet three conditions: that they be efficient, obligatory and readily monitored.

There isn’t much of a difference between the Pope’s stances as seen in his writings and speeches and those presented by the head of the WEF, Klaus Schwab, who wrote the book “Great Reset” wherein he mentions the “withdrawal of fossil-fuel subsidies” and a new financial system based upon “investments” which move nations towards “equality and sustainability” and building a “green urban infrastructure.”

The green agenda has been fully accepted and is fully advocated for by the financial sector. Many globalists have focused on this sector, intertwining climate with finance as seen in the Paris Climate Agreement which the Vatican joined back in 2022.

One of the many aims of the Agreement is to ensure the future of global finance is indeed “green”: “Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development.”

Due to this goal of the Agreement, several governments have come into agreement with this aim of providing financing in order to see the implementation of the “green” agenda.

The push for a global “climate finance charter” isn’t random.

The push comes at a strategic time in human history.

Many individuals and institutions, from the Pope to the WEF, are using policies to address “the climate” through the financial realm to gain more control over societies whilst stripping away even more of our rights through the taking away of our choice over such matters as “fine print investing” in the “green agenda” as done by many banking institutions (we highly recommend a deep dive into Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)) or by policies forced upon us by leaders who take their cues from globalists institutions.

Seeing past the talking points of the day is essential to beating the “green agenda” and holding those in places of authority to account.

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