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Celerity

(43,105 posts)
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 04:36 AM Feb 2020

Here's a screenshot of the most astonishing & distressing page from the private JP Morgan report

that I have been able to help leak. “[It] is clear that the earth is on an unsustainable trajectory. Something will have to change at some point if the human race is going to survive”





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Here's a screenshot of the most astonishing & distressing page from the private JP Morgan report (Original Post) Celerity Feb 2020 OP
Thank you for posting this! It is truly a climate emergency. CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2020 #1
yw my dear Peggy! Celerity Feb 2020 #2
Here's a critically important post, but will barely be viewed here. rwsanders Feb 2020 #3
I will check both of those out, thank you. Celerity Feb 2020 #4
The landscape of the moon. erlewyne Feb 2020 #5
It might be a narrow view of the consequences. "Human" is just one species. JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2020 #6
Well at least they are waking up malaise Feb 2020 #7
Too bad the candidate with the greatest record of practical achievement on climate has become Squinch Feb 2020 #8
The elites plan on a world with Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #9
And they'll kill us if they have to... 2naSalit Feb 2020 #11
Quick! To the Survival Pods in Patagonia and Alaska, fellow bankers!! hatrack Feb 2020 #14
IKR? 2naSalit Feb 2020 #15
Spooky Frank tried to capitalize on the situation a decade ago... Kid Berwyn Feb 2020 #16
The climate issue should be #1 worldwide but it is not. Hope our soon to be AI... essme Feb 2020 #10
We have too many conveniences to 2naSalit Feb 2020 #12
...while our idiot Comrade-in-Chief tells the G20 not to mention it. Buns_of_Fire Feb 2020 #13
I ask myself that very question, on almost a daily basis..... nt Guy Whitey Corngood Feb 2020 #18
WW III will be fought with Mendocino Feb 2020 #17
You all have to quit fretting Chainfire Feb 2020 #19

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,523 posts)
1. Thank you for posting this! It is truly a climate emergency.
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 04:38 AM
Feb 2020

And the sooner we realize it, the better our chances are for good survival.

rwsanders

(2,594 posts)
3. Here's a critically important post, but will barely be viewed here.
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 05:03 AM
Feb 2020

Too bad it wasn't a cute puppy post or one about how Bernie couldn't be elected because he shops at the wrong clothing store.

Even if people really understood where we are, I wonder if we could pivot to a better world?

Ever seen this episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0708702/

Or read this short story?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Toynbee_Convector

Celerity

(43,105 posts)
4. I will check both of those out, thank you.
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 05:11 AM
Feb 2020

I live in Sweden (Stockholm proper) and once again we have hardly had any snow all winter so far. A few year back we had a winter here that had no snow that stuck at all.

JustABozoOnThisBus

(23,321 posts)
6. It might be a narrow view of the consequences. "Human" is just one species.
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 07:18 AM
Feb 2020

If the air changes so it can't sustain humans, then it probably extinguishes all mammals, all birds, most insects, most reptiles.

Mass extinction events have occurred in the past, and will in the future. But there's no point in hurrying one along, if we can stop it.

It may clear the way for new, unimaginable life forms, a neo-Cambrian era.

Does J.P. Morgan have any investment recommendations for the post-humanity age?

malaise

(268,693 posts)
7. Well at least they are waking up
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 07:24 AM
Feb 2020

after spending so much money and time to keep people in ignorance about climate change

Squinch

(50,911 posts)
8. Too bad the candidate with the greatest record of practical achievement on climate has become
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 08:28 AM
Feb 2020

everybody's favorite whipping boy.

Voltaire2

(12,958 posts)
9. The elites plan on a world with
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 08:38 AM
Feb 2020

a much smaller human population. Their plan is for most of us to just forking die.

hatrack

(59,574 posts)
14. Quick! To the Survival Pods in Patagonia and Alaska, fellow bankers!!
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 09:53 AM
Feb 2020

Nice of JP Morgan to, I don't know, is "tune in" the phrase I'm looking for?

Kid Berwyn

(14,795 posts)
16. Spooky Frank tried to capitalize on the situation a decade ago...
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 10:03 AM
Feb 2020
The Really Creepy People Behind the Libertarian-Inspired Billionaire Sea Castles

Written by Mark Ames / AlterNet June 2, 2010

Excerpt...

While neither Bush nor the Bin Ladens are principals in the Frontier Group, its founding director, Frank Carlucci, is a name they know well, and you should too. Carlucci ran the Carlyle Group as its chairman from 1989 through 2005, right around the time that the wars started going undeniably bad, and floating castles started to look like a viable plan. But Carlucci’s past is much weirder and scarier than most of us care to know: whether it’s his strangely timed appearances in some of the ugliest assassinations and coups in modern history, or serving as Carter’s number two man in the CIA, and Ronald Reagan’s Secretary of Defense, if Frank Carlucci (nicknamed "Creepy Carlucci" and "Spooky Frank&quot is the founding director of a firm that’s building floating castles, it’s a bad sign for those of us left behind.

Continues...

https://www.alternet.org/2010/06/the_really_creepy_people_behind_the_libertarian-inspired_billionaire_sea_castles/

essme

(1,207 posts)
10. The climate issue should be #1 worldwide but it is not. Hope our soon to be AI...
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 09:08 AM
Feb 2020

...masters fix it as we all flop around with limited work potential. Little AI scrubbers (trillions) released into the atmosphere to eat carbon will work great, right? Or we can all live in climate controlled towns sort of like big yurts or Logan's Run.

2naSalit

(86,323 posts)
12. We have too many conveniences to
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 09:33 AM
Feb 2020

look up from the screens of the communicators to pay attention along with governments run by those who provide us with every distraction possible while they kill all life on the planet.

Buns_of_Fire

(17,154 posts)
13. ...while our idiot Comrade-in-Chief tells the G20 not to mention it.
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 09:47 AM
Feb 2020
U.S. blocking G20 mention of climate change in draft communique - sources RIYADH (Reuters) https://www.democraticunderground.com/100213010085

What the hell is wrong with him? (I know, I know, rhetorical question.)

Chainfire

(17,467 posts)
19. You all have to quit fretting
Sun Feb 23, 2020, 04:55 PM
Feb 2020

The cat V hurricane that wrecked my place last year (worst ever recorded in the region) was just a coincidence. It is probably all of those liberal scientists who make all that money off of carbon trades that is causing the problems. I am glad that the extremely wealthy have a plan to survive, and I am sure that the wealth they continue to gather will trickle down on me. As a matter of fact, I am feeling trickled on often.

All scientists are liberal tree huggers, except for the honest ones that work for big oil. They are all educated at liberal colleges who teach them to hate America. You have a choice, believe the honest hedge fund managers or believe socialists climate scientists, I don't know how it should be so damn difficult.

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