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Can we trust one person with so much money if we tax the rich as called by the UN Secretary General?


With increasing profits of energy companies the united secretary general has called for to tax the rich.

The money can be sent to poorer economies to support the people with basic necessities. There are regions without even proper drinking water. It's my opinion that this basic need can be attended to first. The secretary general should look at this basic suggestion as the ultimate solution of major global goals. The main one of him is to achieve 1.5 in climate change. Hopefully he should consider this to take on a war footing to solve global water crisis. This is the major crisis that needs utmost attention how to provide safe and clean water on a global level. He should act with insight rather go by attending day-to-day problems. He has a full four years to complete his second term in office. Others should also consider looking at the solution from my perspective. I understand fully to get consensus is a major roadblock for any constructive projects. Countries must come together and I press on this to be taken up on a war footing. Not but the least I will leave it to your diligence finally to make a decision on my suggestion.
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