Big Pharma In The Crosshairs, Antifa Are Terrorists, Trump Is Bringing Down The NWO – Ep. 3737
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Trump has put the EU nations and others on notice, if you continue with the green new scam your country will be destroyed. Trump calls out the WB to start financing oil projects. Trump makes another deal, this will create 35,000 jobs. Trump is in the process of [CB] controlled demolition, as the [CB] is destroyed, gold,silver and bitcoin will rise. The [DS] is trapped in their agenda. Trump has big pharma in the crosshairs, he is exposing autism and what causes it. He has now designated antifa as a terrorist group, he is prepping the country for the riots that the [DS] will try. Step by step he is destorying the NWO. On of the last acts is to have peace world wide. He is leading the warmongers down the path to war, he will be the peace maker.
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This is 100% accurate …
60 MILLION Europeans lost electricity because of their leaders bought environmentalist snake oil… pic.twitter.com/wy24XH22IE
— Andrew Follett (@AndrewCFollett) September 23, 2025
Trump Calls On World Bank To Reconsider Oil And Gas Financing
- Back in 2017, the World Bank Group said it would no longer finance upstream oil and gas after 2019. But the group noted that “In exceptional circumstances, consideration will be given to financing upstream gas in the poorest countries where there is a clear benefit in terms of energy access for the poor and the project fits within the countries’ Paris Agreement commitments.”
- The Trump Administration is advocating for the World Bank to increase its financing for oil and gas projects, a reversal of its previous policy to cease funding new fossil fuel ventures after 2019.
- This push prioritizes energy security, especially for upstream gas developments, and also extends to other development banks to finance fossil fuel projects.
- The U.S. is also pushing other development banks to finance fossil fuels, including gas pipeline projects, according to FT’s sources.
- In recent years, the World Bank and many commercial banks have backed out of lending money to some fossil fuels, including coal, oil sands, and Arctic oil and gas. Banks were under intense shareholder and stakeholder pressure to cut their exposure to fossil fuels and align their lending portfolios to the Paris Agreement goals.
- But the tables have turned with the U.S. Administration strongly promoting fossil fuels and America’s dominance in oil and gas exports.
Source: zerohedge.com