A Bizarre UNICEF Video Urging Kids To Accept Reptilian Aliens

[Emerald Rob]

Couple more from the same UNICEF channel:

What an insidious organisation, it's infected the world's educational spheres, their programs are consuming British schools too, much to my horror.

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) - InfluenceWatch

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF; formerly the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund) is an agency of the United Nations (UN). Its stated mission is to support the health, education, rights, and overall welfare of children around the world. The agency was founded in...

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Daniel Couture is the chief information officer at UNICEF. He spent nearly three decades with the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, holding multiple information technology executive positions at the company. Prior to joining UNICEF, Couture spent two years as the chief information officer for the Pfizer spin-off Zoetis, an animal medical firm.19

Catherine Russell is the executive director of UNICEF. She assumed the role in February 2022, coming directly from a position in theBiden administration, where she was an assistant to the President and the director of the White House Office of Presidential Personnel. Russell also worked for theObama administration, where she held several lower-level positions including deputy assistant to the President before being appointed as the ambassador for global women’s issues at theDepartment of Statein 2013. Between her two stints in Democratic administrations, Russell accepted a teaching fellowship atHarvard University. She has also held board positions with several nonprofit organizations, includingWomen for Women Internationaland the Thompson Reuters Foundation’s “Trust Women” initiative. Russell received a law degree from George Washington University and a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Boston College.18

In 2021, UNICEF received a total of more than $8.1 billion in grants and other revenue. The agency’s income has continually grown since 2016, with close to 75 percent of funds coming from the United States, Germany, European Union members, and other nations. Most non-government support came from various national funds intended to raise money for UNICEF, but theWorld Bank GroupandGlobal Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizationprovided approximately $451 million and $259 million, respectively. The agency’s parent institution, the UN, provided just under $200 million through its various funding programs.