Greta Thunberg addresses climate strikers at Civic Center Park in Denver. Photo: Andy Bosselman, Streetsblog Denver
Teenaged ecotyrant Greta Thunberg accidentally posted an image on Twitter indicating her social media posts are written on her behalf by handlers.
Thunberg accidentally posted a sheet of recommended retweets from her handlers, showing how the environmentalist movement of the Left is phony and contrived. It shows how Thunberg is being used to fan the flames of globalist color revolutions throughout the world.
Breaking911 reported the news:
Other vapid celebrities are being used as mouthpieces to talk about issues they do not understand to create popular support for foreign regime change:
It is believed that the Indian farmers’ protests are being orchestrated by the globalists in order to build pressure against the Modi regime. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reviled because he is a nationalist leader who wants to put his country first. Modi responded to the farmer protests for the first time earlier this week.
“The country was saddened by the insult to the Tricolor (Indian flag) on the 26th of January in Delhi,” Modi said in a radio address, referring to violence committed by farmers during a Jan. 26 protest that turned bloody.
“The government is committed to modernizing agriculture and is also taking many steps in that direction,” he added.
Big League Politics has reported on Thunberg being a pawn for the globalist agenda to cripple economic development for China’s enemies under the guise of fixing the weather:
Teenage eco-tyrant Greta Thunberg has filed a lawsuit against certain countries using fossil fuels, but China is conspicuously absent from the list of nations being targeted by the youth leader and her comrades…
Earlier this week, Thunberg begged the globalists at the United Nations (UN) to back her lawsuit that claims minors experience “increased death and disease” because of energy policies that harm Mother Earth.
Thunberg and 15 other children are leading the charge on the lawsuit filed against Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany and Turkey. They accuse the countries of “breaching their obligations under the international Convention on the Rights of Child, by promoting fossil fuels and failing to curb greenhouse gas emissions for decades, despite knowing about the risks of climate change.”
Children signing on to the lawsuit hail from the nations of Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany, India, Palau, the Marshall Islands, Nigeria, South Africa, Sweden, Tunisia and the United States. No Chinese kids were apparently invited to collaborate on the endeavor.
”Children are among the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change because, as the Lancet Countdown states, they face increased death and disease from it,” the activists claim.
Brazil, France and Germany have objected to the lawsuit’s claims, which they call “ill-founded or unsubstantiated.” They believe that the complaint is ”inadmissible in the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child,” and contend that ”the climate crisis is so global that no state bears responsibility.”
”No state acting in the best interest of the child would impose the devastating burden of weak climate policies on young and future generations the way these five countries have done,” Thunberg and her group stated.
Thunberg’s 15 minutes of fame are almost over. She will be replaced with a new hapless pawn to read talking points before long.