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UN Secretary General Guterres Discusses His Most Urgent Concerns for 2022

By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist —— Bio and Archives--January 23, 2022

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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres held a news conference on January 21st in which he focused on what he considers to be the gravest dangers facing the world in 2022. The news conference followed his somber speech to the UN General Assembly describing in more detail these dangers and his ideas on how to address them. “I see a 5-alarm global fire,” Secretary General Guterres told reporters. “Each of the alarms is feeding off the others. They are accelerants to an inferno.” Four of his alarms involved what the Secretary General described as “social and economic fires.” He listed them as follows:

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By Centrewing on 2022 01 23

This man is as sane and scary as Biden and Trudeau, Xi and Putin, North Korea and Iran, Venezuela and Cuba etc. etc. etc. The UN and all its groups, all the billionaires all together on their One World for them and their destruction agenda by disease or war etc. for us. When has any of their interference ever helped anyone except them and theirs in any country anywhere in the world? Never, they are a very expensive waste we are forced to pay for like the said good intentions turn out to be not.

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