Head of UN that Claims 'We Own the Science' on Climate Loves the Polluting CCP

Exclusive: The United Nations’ (UN) global communications representative Melissa Fleming recently said during a “disinformation” panel for the World Economic Forum (WEF) that “we [the UN] own the science” on supposed “climate change.” What’s interesting about that—aside from the fact that climate change “experts” have been have been consistently and wildly wrong for decades—is that the head of the UN, Antonio Guterres, has been pandering to and praising the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for years. And the CCP is the biggest polluter in the world.

Below are Fleming’s brilliantly articulate comments to WEF:

“We partnered with Google, for example. . .So we—we’re becoming much more proactive, um, you know, we own the science, and we think that the world, you know, should know it, and—and the platforms themselves also do. Um, but again, it’s—it’s—it is—um—it’s—it’s a huge, huge challenge that I think all sectors of society need to be very active in.”

Fleming also said that the UN had been working with TikTok, which is owned by ByteDance—a Chinese company. All companies in China are directly answerable to the CCP and are required to give the government any information or data it requests. The CCP also holds a stake and board seat in ByteDance.  Facebook also partnered with the UN to create and maintain its “Climate Science Center.”

Phys.org noted in 2021 that China was the world’s biggest polluter.  The China Show, hosted by the first YouTubers in China, recently explained how China follows no environmental regulations.  After picking up loads of waste (plastics, etc.) from other countries, China just drops the waste in the middle of the ocean and comes back for more (both more waste and more money).

The UN, which is supposedly so concerned about “climate change” that it developed its authoritarian 2030 Agenda partly to solve that “problem,” is headed up by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres—who has a years-long history of enthusiastic admiration for the murderous and polluting CCP.  He praised China’s “great achievements,” waxed enthusiastic on the subject of the CCP’s “support” for the UN, and sent his “best wishes” for the recent CCP anniversary–celebrated on the spot of one of the CCP’s most infamous massacres.