Marc Morano

You now have, courtesy of the World Economic Forum and everyone else, all these big corporations in collusion with government who basically want to own all the land rights, water rights, private property.

You have the gobbling up.

Some African nations, a fifth of all their land are now owned by these carbon offset companies.

many of them headquartered in Europe through corporations.

So white wealthy Westerners are being able to fly private jets, high carbon lifestyles, and they buy these carbon offsets, which then buy land in Africa at below market rates and basically tell the local population, you can't develop this land.

And so what's happened is they're talking about, you know, they're basically going to be buying up water rights, river land,

Agriculture, this is why Bill Gates is the number one farmland owner in the U.S.

This is why the Netherlands was trying to crush under net zero climate policies of the U.N.

All the small independent farmers in Europe, about 10,000 to 12,000 Netherlands farmers were facing oblivion if the methane rules and all the net zero climate rules went in because, you know, for some reason, agriculture was declared a threat to climate and cow emissions.

Bill Gates was funding that.

So that's the biggest change.

And so with that corporate shift,

And that corporate interest and the corporate subsidies, everything's been sanitized.

Now you go into a UN summit instead of, you know, even you'll still see stuff like climate justice and the stupid buzzwords, but it's all like crafted, careful language, corporate slick advertising, all the places you walk around.

That's the biggest change.

It's the corporate takeover of the environmental left and the climate movement.

Well, oddly enough, the truth now is being spoken by none other than Bill Gates.

And Bill Gates isn't just a billionaire.

I mean, he is the godfather of the climate movement.

He is the number one funder.