Chart & Map: What nonsense is this? Why is Africa’s Climate Vulnerable? – Are they Hiding Black Incompetence & Black Damage?
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Video: The Greatest Terrorist attack on South Africa: SAA Flight 295: The Helderberg 1987
I wrote about The destruction of this Boeing 747 in my book Government by Deception. I made a multi-part video about it. I am fully aware of the junk stories people claim about it. I stand firmly by my original analysis.
[I was looking at this. This looks like a bunch of junk to me. When I look at the countries marked as being “threatened” it seems to me like damage and Black (mostly Communist) damage. I think that all these meetings and things are just junk to hide the evil of Black rule and destruction in Africa. They want to pretend it is the climate when in fact it is Black overpopulation, Black damage to the environment. There are many examples where Blacks have damaged environments across Africa. And they don’t point the finger where it belongs, straight at the Blacks, especially the politicians who are busy stealing and wasting huge amounts of money. Instead they pretend it is something else mysterious which someone causes a problem. These Jews and Liberals cover up for all kinds of Black evil and incompetence in Africa. Jan]
Libreville, the Gabonese capital, is hosting the African Climate Week until September 2. The UN event brings together African political leaders to discuss the threats and opportunities of climate change on the continent. It is an important step before the COP27, which will take place next November in Egypt.
Although Africa is responsible for only about 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions, it is on the front line of the consequences of global warming. Based on an assessment of local impacts and countries’ adaptive capacities, the Henley & Partners index gives an average climate resilience score of 27 for the continent as a whole – a particularly low level compared to the rest of the world. As our map shows, the Sahel countries are the most vulnerable.
While Africa is among the regions most at risk from climate change, it has vast renewable energy potential – particularly in solar, wind, hydro and geothermal power generation, but also in green hydrogen. The ability to harness these sustainable resources and efforts to restore ecosystems are solutions that will enable African countries to meet the climate challenges of this century.
Source: https://www.statista.com/chart/28136/index-scores-for-climate-resilience-of-african-countries/
Video & Audio: What are the biggest FAULTS and WEAKNESSES of the Race?
After a LOT of thought, for a long period of time, these are my thoughts on our biggest faults and weaknesses as a race. As far back as 2022, I was giving this a lot of thought for a video. You might be surprised by my conclusions.
