Klaus Schwab’s green socialism dreams are crashing

Dr. Evil (Klaus Schwab) and his mini me henchmen have a sad : (

Their dreams of a One World Green Socialism powered by sunshine and breezes are crashing.

The peasants are revolting.

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“National governments are in gradual retreat from their “hard promises” to wean their economies off fossil fuels, according to a new report.

Since the 2010s the failures of green technologies to become economically viable have prompted nations to dilute or postpone established environmental targets, says British journalist Ross Clark in “The Retreat from Net Zero,” commissioned by research group Net Zero Watch.

Noting that non-Western governments are moving away from decarbonization policies in order to protect their economies (and, one could guess, their positions in power), the report also highlights the importance of national interests being asserted in a geopolitical scene that is no longer unipolar.

… “[Last week’s] farmers’ protests in Europe have set the tone. Governments have fooled themselves into thinking there is massive popular support for net zero, on the basis that opinion polls show general support.

But when it comes down to the real effects on people’s lives and wealth, support rapidly drains away—indeed we get mass anger.” …

stephenheins.substack.com ↗

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Tom's notes 3

  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Soren Stirling

    expect censorship to escalate *dramatically* in the runup to the November elections (that is if a false flag doesn't get the elections cancelled a la Ukraine has become a dictatorship and all elections cancelled).

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Soren Stirling

    why do you think I have a series of weekend absurdist sh*tposts? It befuddles the AI censors and I can sarcastically and absurdly touch on sacred cow topics because the AI censors don't understand the allusions.

    Way ahead of you here.

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Soren Stirling

    unfortunately, this was done by true believers.

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