Maurice Strong, an oilman from Canada, is considered to be the founding father of the global environmental movement. As a result of his involvement with the Club of Rome, he rose to prominence and became an advocate for a global green agenda that was founded on fantasy, misanthropy, and the intentional manipulation of public sentiment.

After serving as the head of the United Nations Environment Program, Strong went on to lead the World Economic Foundation. It is believed that he was the first person to use the term “climate change,” and the proud assertion that he “has played a unique and crucial role in globalizing the environmental movement” can be found in his biography. The Club of Rome, on the other hand, was essential in the formation of this movement. It is a global organization that promotes technocratic control and was established in 1968 at the Bellagio estate of David Rockefeller.

A new Malthusian goal of depopulation is being promoted by the Club of Rome. This agenda is based on the notion that the eradication of two-thirds of the world’s population would be advantageous to society. Rockefeller stated that such a project would have been impossible without the collusion of the press, and the Club of Rome continues to inspire a movement whose agenda relies on the deliberate distortion of reality.

Rockefeller stated that such a project would have been impossible without the collusion of the press. Aurelio Peccei, who was one of the people who established the Club of Rome and was known to be an occultist, did not hide the fact that he was devoted to the Theosophical religion. In 1977, Peccei revealed his worldview, which was founded on Theosophy and the finding of one’s inner self, in a publication in which he stated his beliefs.

Claims that the religion of climate change and the wider Green agenda represent the vanguard of reason are frequently expressed, and such statements are based on established scientific knowledge. However, it is a peculiar mix of fantasy and fetish, with its leaders being inspired by make-believe and seeing science and technology as a tool of control and persuasion that could deliver to their managerial elite a future society that grants unlimited power to the “masters of the future.” This is a curious blend of fantasy and fetish. The global environmental movement is a harmful cult whose members have unrealistic and anti-humane beliefs about the imminence of the end of the world and the viability of the answers that technology offers.

Inspirations from the World of Make-Believe

Theosophy is an esoteric belief system that strives to reveal the underlying wisdom of all faiths. Both the Club of Rome and the worldwide environmental movement were inspired by this belief system when they were first established. Aurelio Peccei, who was one of the co-founders of the Club of Rome, was a member of the occult and did not hide the fact that he was dedicated to this cult.

Both Fetish and Fantasy

The worldwide environmental movement is a peculiar mix of science fiction and fetish, with leaders who are motivated by make-believe as well as science, with technology being perceived as means of control and persuasion. The leaders of this organization are under the impression that the viability of the problems that can be solved by technology would one day deliver to their managerial elite a future society that will provide “masters of the future” unrestricted authority.

Manipulation of Public Opinion That Is Done On Purpose

Both the global environmental movement and the Club of Rome rely on the intentional distortion of reality to further their mission of technocratic domination. The manipulation of public mood and the complicity of the media is the means by which this goal is accomplished. The movement is a dangerous cult whose members make ludicrous assertions about the imminence of the apocalypse and the viability of the technology in the present. These beliefs are as anti-human as they are fantasy.

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