The supposed purpose of the summit was to find financial solutions to the goals of tackling poverty while simultaneously curbing "planet-heating emissions." As with all climate change related events the discussion in Paris inevitably turned to international centralization of power and the formation of a global consortium to fix the problems that they claim sovereign nations cannot or will not fix.

However, what I'm seeing more and more in the past couple years is a convergence of narratives – Central banks and international banks are now suddenly more concerned with carbon taxation and global warming than they seem to be concerned with stagflation and economic collapse. Likely because this was the goal all along and economic collapse is part of the plan.

Globalists are now combining the climate change issue with international finance and monetary authority. In other words, they aren't hiding the fact that the climate change agenda is part of the "Great Reset" agenda anymore. They are even suggesting that the threat of climate change be used as a springboard for giving global banks more power to dictate the circulation of wealth and for deconstucting the existing system so it can be replaced with something else.

French President Emmanuel Macron told delegates at the Paris summit that "the world needs a public finance shock" to fight global warming while also creating "equity" for less wealthy nations. He also argued that the current system was not well suited to address the world's challenges.

Presenters at the event noted that the international economic framework had been battered by a number of crises, including the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, but focused on "the spiraling cost of weather disasters intensified by global warming" as a reason for the ongoing destabilization of financial systems.