BNC#6: Clem Sunter - What the future holds, an update on his flags
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- In his keynote address at the BNC#6 conference, Clem Sunter delved into the intricate methodology of scenario planning, emphasising the importance of studying current challenges and adjusting interpretations based on evidence. He highlighted key global flags such as religious tensions, leadership dynamics, geopolitical risks, and climate change concerns. Sunter also addressed economic challenges, social polarisation driven by social media, and the looming impact of ageing populations. With a focus on South Africa, he discussed the upcoming pivotal election and the need for inclusive economic growth and infrastructure development. Sunter's insightful analysis provides a clear roadmap for navigating complex global challenges.
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It's hard to take Clem Sunter seriously when he blames C02 for global warming.
And is probably unaware of building 7
Agree...he's a joke!
Also, his take on Russia. Come on….
@@cloudsoundz9431 What s building 7?
@@ludwigchurr7744 It's the evidence for any rational human that not all is as it seems.
Sound quality is tragic! Was there a sound person on duty?
Fluffer for the climate agenda. I missed the bit where he says: "You will own nothing and be happy."
Clem "pay your etoll" Sumter. Didn't foresee the collapse of it.
Here we go again 🙄
India is surprisingly missing from Clem's analysis.
Future leader - Modi
Population - Young
Economy - not slowing as much as China.
Oh Clem oh oh oh 🥲
How the mighty have fallen, Clem.
….some comments reflect a lack of perspective, and perhaps vision - just saying
The problems we have globally from a western perspective is mostly due to firstly an over eagerness to include Russia and China into world trade and a certain level of naitivty on the part of western leadership in believing that including states that had not embraced democracy into the global trade fold would result in such states accepting democracy as a winning principal. All we have achieved is to empower and finance the creation of despotic states to rise in power and importance on the world stage. Western countries have willingly engaged China with much of its mass production needs - very conveniently as we then exported out dirty polluting manufacture thus washing our hands of the sins thereof. Secondary, the drive for ever greater profits has seen the west willingly trading at a great discount with China and Russia - China producing units of manufacture far far lower cost and Russia willing to sell oil and particularly gas to Europe at very low prices - all of which have feed the bulging profits of the capitalist - but at a very high hidden future cost. That cost we are beginning to realise now - the cost to us in the west is bellicose posture from both Russia and China with both of these building up significant weaponry aimed directly westwards. Yet we do not learn from these mistakes - we continue feeding these dragons with the hope of pacifying them. In terms of Africa - one would think that post-colonial African would be more cautious in their dealings with powerful states such as China and Russia - but no - what we literally see developing is recolonisation by stealth by these states which call themselves 'friends' of Africa - but the aims are very clear - to continue stripping Africa of raw materials for 'cheap loans' - we see how that has ended up in Mali and Sri Lanka. We simply do not learn lessons in history but continue blindly following the same well trodden paths to further destruction.
Agree with most of this but can't help feeling that when dealing with people who can't walk across the street and chew gum at the same time the answer might well be a dictator with a size 11 boot!
After listening to this, I think I’d like to become a badger and disappear deep down into my sett. 😞
I have. You should try it! One just has to watch out on the roads!
Clem you are completely out of touch with reality.
All noise no understanding of the real reason for the current situation.
BizNews' new music is TERRIBLE! Very aggressive.
Most interesting.
At 80 years old he is doing well. I think this type of future stuff is calming but that's all.
sound problems
i'll say one thing - this wasn't in his hi road & low road scenarios!!!!
I think we got to the very bottom of the low road and are now doing what my old mate Chris would call a Wile E Cayote!
👍🙏
Sunter got just about everything wrong till now. All he does is regurgitate worn out platitudes and clich'es.
Shocking Sound
Suspect AI is not a flag in itself but rather data governance...
Who the hell isGigi???????
GG Alcock: czcams.com/video/Yoo4rxqSnEM/video.html
Julius I think
He's the guy who's advocating we all join the "township economy" and stop paying taxes. Pisses off the corporates and the couple of dozen taxpayers we still have in this place.
Clueless.