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Can you believe the delusions of this guy? He seriously thinks he is responsible for the success today.
David Parker
@DavidJPba
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Nov 1
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Love this!!! Couldn’t have happened to a nastier person…except maybe for Carnage.
Any bets you won’t see any of this on the robot legacy media? (Love the label Von Der Liar)
Gotta love those Bulgarian police. THEY have their priorities straight!
“JUST NOW: Mark Carney has announced that Canada will contribute over half a billion, $560 million, over four years to the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF), a new international fund aimed at protecting tropical forests and biodiversity.
The pledge was made during a meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in Manila.
The fund, co-led by Brazil and Norway, is designed to attract public and private investment to support forest conservation in more than 70 countries.
According to the Prime Minister’s Office, the facility aims to protect more than one billion hectares of tropical forest annually through conservation payments tied to verified results. At least 20 per cent of those payments will go to Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
Ottawa said the contribution is part of Canada’s broader commitment to provide more than $13 billion in international climate financing to developing countries by 2031.
Source: CTV News
