Live: UN Secretary-General Guterres addresses World Economic Forum

Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, addresses the World Economic Forum.

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a) Did Exxon Mobile confirm the statement made on you behalf? Because to the best of my knowledge the very same people who made the claim about their own scientist, also said that WEF is a group of unelected officials who rule the world. Stating that one source is credible, goes on all levels Sir - if the source is credible and unquestionable... means that the source is credible and unquestionable!
b) Big countries can print endless amount of money, which is what small countries cannot do... Really? Are trying to say that higher GDP and more national assets will give a country the opportunity to take more loans? For the purposes of dividing GDP and national assets when evaluating the money printing ability and the credits they can take, please see point c) [most US assets for example are private and everything is being valued on GDP].
c) There's a small problem in debt restructuring - if the Global South are being constantly FORBIDDEN from having income, I doubt you'd be able to convince any Bank to lend them money! If you're not lending them money from the British Sovereign Fund for the purposes of having National Assets of the "Global South" seized and privataized, No Bank will give them Credit! Private Banks chase credit repayments, not private assets acquisition!