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00:00You have to be regarded as a model that has a high value for money.

00:06Since 2005, you have spent $14 million to buy more than 1,600 acres of Amazon forest from a forestry company to do natural conservation work.

00:21You are Johan Elias, a farmer who has a strong desire to conserve forest.

00:31You are Johan Elias, a farmer who has a strong desire to conserve forest.

00:36You are Johan Elias, a farmer who has a strong desire to conserve forest.

00:41You are also the President of the United States of America since February 2021

00:47and a Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General.

00:53But what is the history of this 59-year-old Mohassed? Please watch the following video.

01:01Life and History

01:04You, Johan Elias, was born in February 1962 in Surat Thon Province, Sweden.

01:11You are the grandson of G.A. Svensson, who is the only Mohassed in the United States of America.

01:19In 1985, you started your first term with the Thornton Group, which is based in London.

01:28From 1995 to 2021, you have served as the President of the United States of America.

01:38Since February 2021, you have been appointed as the President of the United States of America.

01:47Life and History

01:49From 1979 to 1982, you served as the President of the United States of America.

01:59From 1996 to 2006, you served as the Secretary-General of the United States of America

02:05to manage the activities and activities of the United States of America as the President of Austria.

02:10You have fulfilled many important duties for the United States of America since 1999 and 2002

02:19by serving as the Secretary-General of the United States of America

02:24and as the Secretary-General of the United States of America.

02:28You have served in the UK government as a special representative of the United Kingdom

02:35and served as the Secretary-General of the United States of America

02:40from 2002 to 2012.

02:44You have served as the Secretary-General of the United States of America.

02:48In 2005, you joined the United States of America in the Renforest Trust

02:55and purchased 1,600 acres of Amazon forest land from a contractor for $14 million.

03:04This investment has raised funds to fund the Renforest Trust.

03:12The Renforest Trust is an organization that invests in the purchase

03:16and protection of forest lands for the animals and plants that are endangered.

03:22The Renforest Trust was founded in 1988 under the first name of the World Parks Endowment.

03:30After purchasing the Amazon forest land,

03:36you have built a forest shelter there and partnered with a number of people

03:41to use this forest land for conservation and conservation.

03:45In 2008, the New York Times published a report

03:50on how much you have invested in forest protection

03:54by the Brazilian government and the people in the area

03:57for the purchase of forest land from a contractor.

04:02In 2008, the Brazilian government lost $100 million

04:09and began an investigation into the forest protection fund

04:12purchased by you from a contractor

04:16and did not comply with the regulations prior to the change of law.

04:21You have proven that your forest protection fund

04:26can be used in the next 80 years.

04:30In 2006, you co-founded the Coal Earth Foundation in England.

04:37This foundation has helped to expand the Coal Earth Foundation in England

04:41to protect the forests that are endangered and has more than 12 million members.

04:48In 2012, you set up the Coal Earth Foundation

04:53to protect the forests from the impact of climate change

04:58to protect the forests from the impact of climate change

05:05In June 2008, the Brazilian government and the United States

05:10agreed that the Coal Earth Foundation, which is owned by you,

05:15must be declared a natural resource of Brazil

05:19for the purchase of forest land worth $290 million

05:23from the Amazon forest fire.

05:27But you did not agree to the purchase of forest land.

05:32The Coal Earth Foundation must be declared a natural resource of Brazil

05:36but after the declaration, the Coal Earth Foundation must not be declared a natural resource of Brazil.

05:41You are not yet a member of the Coal Earth Foundation

05:45but a member of the Coal Earth Foundation.

05:50Your family's life is at stake.

05:53You have worked with a woman named Amanda Elias,

05:58who was a photographer and photographer since 1988 until 2006.

06:05Both of them have two children.

06:09According to The Sunday Times,

06:13you have a total of $2.4 trillion.

06:28you

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