Communism + social credit system = Great Reset
More people are waking up to Klaus Schwab, the World Economic Forum, and their sinister agenda. Resistance to the Great Reset is growing and the political dystopia Schwab and his buddies want to create is growing.
Sri Lanka’s collapse is not a bug in the “rapid green transition” movement… it’s a feature.
“Just last year the Sri Lankan government, led by 73-year-old Gotabaya Rajapaksa, decided to ban all chemical fertilisers from the country in a mission to go completely organic. The ban lasted only seven months before crops failed, whole industries collapsed, people began to starve and, predictably, riot.”
The energy wars continue.
And Australians remain at the mercy – of virtue-signaling leaders.
Those in charge are hellbent on evacuating from fossil fuels as quickly as possible.
And that leaves us on a knife’s edge.
The national Energy Market Operator will today warn of shortages – in the weeks ahead.
Of most concern is Victoria.
But the rest of the East Coast isn’t far behind.
We’re also learning about the financial consequences of the recent shutdown.
Remember a few weeks ago when we were told to preserve power?
The Market directed our biggest consumers to stop using electricity so we could avoid blackouts.
That included the Tomago Aluminum smelter in Newcastle- which uses about 10% of the state’s annual generation.
Well that instruction comes at a cost.
And the compensation bill for directing big users to preserve power… is likely to reach.
Are you ready?
$1 billion!
According to the Financial Review- taxpayer’s will be slugged $1 billion.
Simply because the grid had insufficient capacity to keep the lights on.
That’s just another cost of the rush to renewables.
A billion dollars in compensation – to the companies that preserved power – during recent shortages.
And we’re now facing more shortages.
So do we need to find another BILLION dollars???
This is a spectacular own-goal.
All because we have political leaders who have demonised the most reliable form of power.
In the last 24 hours- 61% of Australia was powered by coal.
We’re exporting it in record amounts.
But we’re shamed for using it here.
And the next ‘shame campaign’ involved petrol cars.
The ACT Government has announced it’s going to ban all new petrol and diesel cars.
The ban is likely to begin in 2035.
The car industry is filthy.
The boss of the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries Tony Weber says…
“It’s almost farcical.
“The world is changing- but to say we’re going to ban petrol engines by 2035 is an enormous leap”
While James Voortman- the CEO of the Australian Automotive Dealer Association says:
“Electric vehicles are currently more expensive and at present there are a lack of choices.
“This policy will have adverse consequences for the industry.”
So in the space of 13 years – they want all new cars to be electric.
You may be able to do it – in a small city like Canberra.
But good luck doing it in Sydney.
6 million vehicles are registered in the state of NSW.
How are you going to charge them all?
Last month we were being warned about putting our dishwasher on!
Hospitals were being told to turn off ‘non critical equipment’
Office buildings were turning off their lights.
Companies were telling workers to switch off the printer if it’s not being used.
If we can’t power the printer and the dishwasher… how are we going to power 6 million electric vehicles?
You don’t just charge them once.
You’ve got to charge them… and recharge them… and repeat.
Are you plugging the electric car into a windmill?
Or a solar panel?
There’s not a lot of sun around at the moment.
Electric vehicles are fantastic.
But there’s a reason they only make up about 2% of new car sales.
The price tag is out of reach for the average Australian family.
And we haven’t worked out how we’re going to keep millions of them charged up and ready to drive.
It will happen- one day.
But don’t hold your breath!