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Danger: The Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, said that “trillions of dollars need to be mobilized a year by tapping into the savings of citizens around the world…” The financing fix for Sustainable Development is revealed: simply take it from citizens’ saving accounts. Actually, if Sustainable Development is completely established in place of Capitalism/Free Enterprise, private property (including savings) will be wiped out anyway. ⁃ TN Editor
As the high-level week of the United Nations General Assembly gets underway, Secretary-General António Guterres today stressed the role of the UN to help reshape “unproductive and unrewarding” finance and redirect investment to creating a better world for all.
“The choices we make on finance will be critical,” Mr. Guterres told a special event held at the UN Headquarters in New York on financing for global development goals.
Mr. Guterres noted that the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – adopted by UN Member States in September 2015 – are a blueprint for building an inclusive, sustainable fair globalization.
“We can choose to bemoan the lack of financing for the 2030 Agenda in a world awash with so much unproductive and unrewarding finance. Or we can grasp the opportunity to reshape finance, according to our urgent, collective needs,” he said. “The choice is clear. Let us invest in the 2030 Agenda and finance a better world for all.”
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Watch your Kiwi Savings go down the gurgler. Remember the Muldoon era?, remember where the money went. Some people got (Very) short memories. My savings are in a shoe-box under the bed, hoping they don’t change the currency overnight. They done that before as well, your’e ten dollar notes are not redeemable after ###### date.So that makes a mockery of GOVERNMENT LEGAL TENDER that’s on every banknote. They are criminals people treat them as such!
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yes short memories indeed Pete. Especially since we’ve just had a good lesson in Key on the banking industry. The new norm… debt’s good. For certain people ie. Your shoe box reminds me of the CIS system. Cash in Sock. : )
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