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    Open Borders Protect Migrants From Climate Change

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefOctober 13, 2025 World Economy No Comments3 Mins Read
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    UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says “climate change” for why millions of 3rd world military age Muslim men are coming to the UK.

    They weren’t safe from climate change in any of the 50+ Muslim countries, they had to come to the UK for safety.pic.twitter.com/hTIzhT1cgX

    — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) September 28, 2025

    Sorry to the Brits, but your country has been overrun by migrants due to climate change, according to your prime minister. The globalist rhetoric is overlapping to the point of insanity.

    At a recent UN General Assembly, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said, ” At this moment of intense global instability and conflict, UK diplomacy and leadership have never been more important. Innocent civilians are suffering in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan. Countries worldwide are dealing with high levels of migration including displaced and trafficked people. And climate change is not just a future threat to our survival, but a source of chaos and suffering across every continent today.”

    In the same breath, the UK must implement a digital ID system to keep migrants out. Over 50 Muslim nations refused to house their brothers, so they took to the UK and Europe as their safe haven.

    The UK will now classify people fleeing their nation due to climate change as refugees. Unreleased new citizenship programs will include “climate refugees” experiencing severe weather events in their home nation. The tides are changing, literally, and the weather is bound to fluctuate. In fact, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) belives there will be 1 BILLION environmental migrants in the next three decades.

    The United Nations first used the term “climate refugee” in 1985, later deeming the term offensive. “Persons displaced in the context of disasters and climate change” is now the proper term for illegal migrants using weather patterns as an excuse to enter foreign nations. The World Health Organization (WHO) released a report entitled “Health system strengthening interventions to improve the health of displaced and migrant populations in the context of climate change,” in which it explains that over 216 million people will be forced to migrate due to climate change by 2050.

    “Climate change is reshaping the drivers of migration and displacement, with serious consequences for health. To respond effectively, health systems must adapt, ensuring that migrant and displaced populations are not an afterthought, but integral to health system planning, delivery and resilience,” said Dr Santino Severoni, Director of Health and Migration at WHO.

    There is a reason every globalist organization is warning of climate change—the ultimate power grab—and linking it to the migration crisis. Climate change is the latest excuse for open borders and repopulation, and at the same time, migration is the reason for increased government surveillance and restricting citizens’ freedom of movement.





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