The $18 Million Dollar Greta & Your Right to Own a Car

You will own nothing & you will be… (miserable, stupid & poor)

Not quite as rich as the Goracle, who is among the real wealthy climate shysters. But not bad for a little retard who admonished us with “how dare you”.

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Greta Thunberg Net Worth of $18 Million and Inheritance

 
Profile Greta Thunberg Swedish Activist $18 Million $3 million (16%) Real Time Net Worth#2 in Activists today Born into a wealthy Swedish Family, Greta Thunberg has a net worth of $18 Million…
 

Frequently Asked Questions

How rich is Greta Thunberg now?

As of today, Greta Thunberg owns $18 million in Assets. She is considered one of the richest climate activists in the world.

Is Greta Thunberg’s family wealthy?

Yes. Thunberg’s grandfather was a successful actor and producer who earned millions. Her father inherited over $16 million from her grandfather’s estate.

What does Greta Thunberg do for a living?

Greta Thunberg speaks at seminars and events through which she earns over $250,000 per event.

What kind of car does Greta Thunberg drive?

Greta Thunberg owns a BMW X5 and a Tesla Model X.

Has Greta Thunberg made money?

Yes. In the past few years, Greta Thunberg has earned over $8 million

Who needs whales when you got wind & solar already?

One car limit will only be the first step. Enviro-nazis don’t want you to be able to move around at all without permission.

The globalist WEF is demanding that regular families with more than one car should be forced to give up one of their vehicles.

Even though a person can only drive one car at a time, the WEF insists that limiting the number of vehicles people can own will help to “save the planet” from “climate change.” The WEF argues that members of the public must be forced into giving up a vehicle as part of the organization’s “One Less Car” agenda.

However, the agenda appears to be a stepping stone for the WEF’s long-promoted plan to eliminate all private car ownership. This week, the WEF published a new article detailing the expectations for families to begin adopting the “One Less Car” lifestyle.

To support the scheme, Klaus Schwab’s Switzerland-based organization highlights a recent study in Australia. The WEF noted that Uber Australia conducted the “One Less Car” trial alongside behavioral scientists and other rideshare companies in an effort to reduce the number of cars in private hands. The article states that electric vehicles are part of the solution, but adds: “We must also shift the ‘one person, one car’ mentality.” slaynews.com/news/wef-deman