So, you thought COVID-19 came from China? Maybe from a serving of bat soup in a wet market? Or perhaps it escaped from a lab (looking more likely).
According to the United Nations, you’re mistaken. The pandemic was caused by millennia of patriarchy, and we all know it:
Blaming patriarchy for the Rona is laughable. It has long been recognized that some viruses and bacteria will figure out how to jump from animals to humans as they mutate.
I guess Xi Jinping is a man, and I have no problem blaming the global pandemic on the way he and the CCP have managed the virus. However, the assertion in the tweet is simply ridiculous. If anything, COVID becoming a global pandemic at the scale it did can be attributed to globalization and the fact that people routinely travel the world over, carrying whatever germs they have on them to every corner of the world.
As is clear from the tweet, as well as the United Nations’ website, globalization is something the agency is a proponent of. Their chief concern is that the pandemic will impact the agency’s Sustainable Development Goals. These goals replaced Agenda 21 and were targeted to be accomplished by 2030:
We are facing a global development emergency both in scale and scope unlike any other in recent history. The pandemic threatens to roll back progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, putting the “world we want” further out of reach. Inequality and poverty are on the rise, and countries of all income levels are scrambling to protect vulnerable people from the health, social and economic shocks the pandemic has caused.
And of course:
In particular, the Covid-19 pandemic has given new impetus to the need to accelerate efforts to respond to climate change. The Covid-19 pandemic has given us a glimpse of our world as it could be: cleaner skies and rivers.”
Then you stumble across the World Economic Forum. A gaggle of globalists who have decided to circumvent the nation-state and design a massive wealth-redistribution scheme through collaborative management of the restart of the global economy in 2021. They call it The Great Reset:
“The Great Reset” will be the theme of a unique twin summit in January 2021, convened by the World Economic Forum.
“The Great Reset” is a commitment to jointly and urgently build the foundations of our economic and social system for a more fair, sustainable and resilient future.
It requires a new social contract centred on human dignity, soc
ial justice and where societal progress does not fall behind economic development.
The global health crisis has laid bare longstanding ruptures in our economies and societies, and created a social crisis that urgently requires decent, meaningful jobs.
The twin summit will be both in-person and virtual, connecting key global governmental and business leaders in Davos with a global multistakeholder network in 400 cities around the world for a forward-oriented dialogue driven by the younger generation.
Algore, Prince Charles, Joseph Robinette Biden, Klaus Schwab, John Kerry, and Pope Francis have all voiced support for the Great Reset 2021.
It should come as no surprise to learn that the Pope is seizing the China virus as a reason to further his political and environmental agenda via social justice.
When he addresses, via video message, the U.N. General Assembly Sept. 21, Pope Francis is expected to speak about using the coronavirus crisis as an opportunity to rethink economic, political and environmentalist policies in a way that ‘will benefit humanity and the earth.’
Pope Francis began a series of general audience talks Aug. 5 about the principles of Catholic social justice that can help the world recover from the pandemic and move forward in a way that is better for human beings and for environmentalism.
But for now, the United Nations will be blaming patriarchy for all the world’s ills.
P.S. Brace yourself for the inevitable demand to change the title of one of Ellen’s White’s best books ‘Patriarchs and Prophets.’ It will happen eventually.
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