The IMF and World Bank Are Imploding—And Washington Just Lit the Fuse
The Globalist Gravy Train Just Got Derailed
At the International Institute of Finance’s forum—a plush, globalist echo chamber—Secretary Scott Bessent turned heads and broke hearts. While vowing continued U.S. involvement, he dropped the mask: the American taxpayer isn’t funding ideological drift anymore.
Bessent labeled the growing detour into climate activism, DEI consulting, and social engineering as “mission creep.” Let’s be blunt—that’s diplomat-speak for “you’ve lost the plot.” These institutions were forged to combat poverty and stabilize economies. Today, they’ve become laundromats for ESG dogma, woke ideology, and carbon-credit shakedowns.
And now the checkbook is closing.
The ESG Empire is Cracking
World Bank officials caught the brunt of Bessent’s fury. He slammed their addiction to “distortionary finance targets”—a bureaucratic euphemism for pushing untested green schemes on fragile economies. While they crow about net-zero goals, 300 million people in Africa still live without electricity. That’s not progress; that’s a death cult in a PowerPoint presentation.
His message? Stop trying to save the planet from theoretical futures when people are dying in the present. Fossil fuels aren’t just a bridge—they’re a lifeline. And Bessent’s barely-veiled endorsement of them sent ESG investors scrambling for their safe spaces.
IMF: From Watchdog to Ideologue
The IMF didn’t escape the flaying. Bessent accused it of letting “secondary social issues” cannibalize its core mandate: macroeconomic stabilization. Translation: they’ve gone from economic triage to sociology experiments. And when your triage team starts arguing over pronouns while the patient bleeds out, you’ve got a problem.
It’s not just rhetoric. Underneath it all is a strategic recalibration. Trump's revival of the 180-day review of U.S. involvement in international organizations is back on the table. That’s not a policy note—it’s a loaded gun with the safety off. Tick tock.
The Global Order Is Cracking—and the U.S. Is Letting It
Let’s be clear. This isn’t about climate denial or social conservatism. It’s about survival. When the next financial collapse hits—and it will—no one’s going to care about your carbon offsets or gender seminars. The IMF and World Bank are dancing on a volcano. Bessent just reminded them the lava’s real.
As central banks print monopoly money, digital currencies like FedNow slither into our wallets, and the surveillance state tightens its grip, this moment is a warning: stop trusting the suits who lost control decades ago.
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