Now the time has come for Belinda to decide what she wants to become.
Oh gosh - she's completely overwhelmed with her career choice. Which profession should she choose?
She was recommended to become a carpenter by her careers advisor. She enjoys being creative and would love to be in the workshop.
But the carpentry trade is not exactly known for well-paid wages ... and there's always that dust - no, that's not
a job for her. It would be much nicer to work as a cook.
The palette of different colors, shapes, scents and flavors would probably bring a
satisfied smile to the face of any connoisseur.
A look on the Internet changes her mind abruptly. As a cook, she would earn an average hourly wage of just EUR 17.
Not that she's only interested in the pay, but this pay for a stressful job where
you're on your feet all day; that's just not on.
Perhaps working in the food production sector is a better fit.
As a farmer, she would be out in nature a lot and would make an important contribution to supplying the population.
That would mean getting up at 5:00 a.m. day in, day out to milk the cows.
Also at an average hourly wage of EUR 17. Oh no, I'd rather not.
Desperate, she gets herself a cup of tea in the kitchen. Oh, what does she hear?
Her parents watch the current news on Kla.TV every evening at 7:45 pm.
A man is speaking in an interview who has probably found his dream job.
The fact that you work for the UN gives you other special privileges.
You told me that you can travel anywhere because you have your UN passport, right?
If you have the UN card, you can travel business class anywhere. We all have privileges.
And you don't have to pay for it? I mean, if you travel business class by plane, you don't have to pay for it?
No, everything is paid for by the UN. I don't pay anything.
It is the taxpayers of the world who are paying for this without knowing it.
The money comes from the countries. Each country makes a contribution.
Wow, thinks Belinda. Flying business class for free, traveling the world. Enjoying a life of luxury.
She quickly runs back to her room and asks her best friend Google what a UN employee does all
day - together we are building a world of peace.
Wow, that's exactly what Belinda wants, to learn a profession where she can make a difference.
And not only that. Her further research reveals that there are other goodies waiting for her.
Great career opportunities, a global network of relationships and a good pension plan.
Most Member States even exempt United Nations staff from paying national income tax on their salaries or reimburse their staff.
The annual salaries are also impressive. According to the Glassdoor platform, a consultant earns between
65,000-80,000 euros, a project manager up to 95,000 euros and an executive boss as much as 220,000-240,000 euros.
And what does the application process look like? She could simply register as an intern via the United Nations website.
She is just one click away from her dream job.
But wait a minute, can that really be? A job that only has advantages? A job that promises so much and pays so well?
What was the name of that news channel again that broadcast the interview of that UN employee ... ah Kla.TV.
In a few clicks, she searches for the term UN. Oh, wow, they've reported a lot about that.
The United Nations, together with the World Economic Forum WEF and others, is currently in the
process of introducing the 2030 Agenda worldwide.
This is the biggest transformation ever planned, planned on a massive scale for all countries and all peoples
and intended to change every aspect of human society.
The ultimate goal of the 2030 Agenda is to establish a one-world government with unelected leaders.
The United Nations, together with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Economic Forum,
are at the heart of this planned world government.
Above them are financial interest groups that operate in complete secrecy so that no one will ever hold
them accountable for their crimes against humanity.
Belinda is shocked. It's unbelievable what's behind this organization.
Does she even want to work for an employer that pursues such an agenda against humanity?
Receive the salary and all these fringe benefits that the peoples of the Member States have
to pay for with their tax money? Oh, no thanks!
Belinda decides to take her time and complete a few trial days in various professions.
But one thing is now clear to her: in her spare time, she wants to become a volunteer investigative journalist at Kla.TV
to expose the criminal masterminds behind organizations like the UN and publicize their machinations worldwide.