Topic: Cop26

Jones highlights the hypocrisy of the COP26 climate conference, where elites used private jets and hidden diesel generators while demanding sacrifices from the public. He warns of an impending "Arctic blast" and criticizes the DOJ's new "environmental justice" investigations into sewage management. He argues these are pretexts for federal takeovers of local infrastructure and the implementation of personal carbon allowances.

A special report examines Prince Charles's role in the global environmental movement and his ties to the World Economic Forum. The report discusses "Operation London Bridge" and suggests Charles's "military-style campaign" for the environment is a cover for a global power grab. It even references biblical prophecy, questioning if he represents the "beast of revelation."

Nigel Farage criticizes the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, noting that 25,000 delegates and 120 world leaders arrived in a fleet of 400 private jets. Farage argues that the "green economy" will result in a massive transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich while major polluters like China and Russia are absent. The summit is described as an exercise in alarmism that will lower living standards for ordinary citizens.

While globalists at the COP26 summit in Glasgow are served a menu featuring venison, beef ramen, and haggis, the public is being encouraged to eat insects to save the planet. Paul Joseph Watson notes that the conference's own menu items exceed carbon targets by seven times. He also highlights that the CEO of Sky, a summit sponsor, regularly commutes 3,500 miles by private jet while her network promotes climate alarmism.

King Charles III is allegedly leading a military-style campaign to enforce the Great Reset and global depopulation. Claims suggest the British monarchy, linked to the bloodline of Vlad the Impaler, is transitioning power from Queen Elizabeth II to Charles to implement carbon passports and vaccine mandates. This movement is described as a shift toward neo-feudalistic fascism orchestrated by the United Nations and the House of Windsor.

Global elites, including Jeff Bezos and Prince Charles, faced criticism for flying hundreds of private jets to the COP26 climate summit while demanding energy cuts for the public. Boris Johnson warned that the world is "one minute from midnight" regarding climate change. The summit is portrayed as a mechanism to enforce carbon taxes and travel restrictions on ordinary citizens while the wealthy remain exempt.

Leo Zagami analyzes Pope Francis's encyclical "Fratelli Tutti" as a blueprint for a one-world religion. He notes the appointment of controversial economist Jeffrey Sachs to the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences. Zagami and Jones discuss the Pope's role in advocating for global internet censorship and his alignment with the New World Order's climate change agenda.