The rulers and owners of the world and their climate activists flew to Dubai to plan the climate for the next 80 years. Their ideas will cost trillions of euros and entail huge new taxes. The leader, in all white, is Ursula von der Leyen, the leader of globalization and progress.
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This year’s climate science rally will take place in Dubai. Last year he was of course in the Egyptian seaside resort of Sharm el Sheikh. The Lordship must warm up his old weapons in the sun and under the palm trees, plan the lives of billions of the subject population and determine what temperatures should be in the world, also taking into account Odrzywoły and Kostomłoty, because these also contribute to the demand either it’s just right or too hot.
The rally has all its symbols. One of these was the grounding due to unprecedented snowfall and frost in Munich, the plane on which some of humanity’s saviors were to travel to the sunny Arab Emirates. Rafał Trzaskowski was also there, boasting about it in the media and recalling how many international organizations he had associated the capital with. So he has a place to fly around the world.
Ursula von der Leyen became one of the heroines of the event. The President of the European Commission boldly stated that trillions and new taxes would be needed to achieve the climate that would be achieved in Munich and Okuninka nad Bugiem. Here you can read the full content of her monumental speech and call on subaltern humanity to spend even more money on the visions of the rulers and owners of the world. The worse the situation, the more stubbornly the global elites who created this situation want to implement their maniacal concepts.
Initially, the president boasted that she and her EU underlings had sent €30 billion to developing countries last year actions related to climate change. The idea was probably to give them money to buy German windmills and panels, which no one wants lately. She also announced the creation of damage and loss funds. The EU must immediately make €25 million available for its launch. The fund, as the name suggests, is intended to cover alleged damages related to alleged global warming.
And then the best part began
We need to go from billions to trillions. To achieve this we must find new sources of income. First, I fully support the initiative of Presidents Ruto (Kenya) and President Macron to develop new allowances to raise more money for climate action.
The French president has special experience with introducing climate taxes. When he raised fuel prices in his country, the Yellow Vest protests broke out and lasted for years. Dozens of people were killed by the continued losses of police, including firefighters, and hundreds were injured. The protests were only interrupted by the pandemic. Now such a wonderful solution would be implemented all over the world, so that the beloved trillions would be used to implement the vision of the owners and rulers of the world who flew to Dubai on private planes.
But let us go back, as the French say, to our sheep, namely von der Leyen.
We need to increase carbon prices (ETS). In Europe we have almost twenty years of experience with carbon pricing. I’ll give you two numbers. During this period, emissions covered by our system fell by almost 40%. The economy continued to grow. We have collected over 175 billion euros in revenue. These revenues go to climate action, including in developing countries.
It is a pity that she did not report that, according to calculations by the Federal Statistical Office, a fifth of the German population is at risk of poverty or social exclusion. This concerns approximately 17.3 million people. In 2022, the social and material situation of 6 million Germans deteriorated. Or how much energy prices have risen due to the ETS and how many companies have moved their production from Europe to other parts of the world as a result. The exodus continues. Von der Leyen could be happy that Swiss solar panel manufacturer Meyer Burger Technology has abandoned plans to build a factory in Saxony-Anhalt and moved to the US. The chairman of the Federation of German Industry, Siegfried Russwurm, claims that as a result of energy prices, production from Germany will flee abroad.
China and the United States are already beneficiaries. Thomas Schäfer, head of Volkswagen, said the group would therefore stop investing in factories in Germany and across the EU
Europe is not cost competitive in many areas, especially when it comes to electricity and gas prices.
He described EU subsidy programs as ‘outdated’ and ‘bureaucratic’. Many European companies are moving or planning to do so, such as Sweden’s Northvolt, which had big plans to produce batteries in Europe. But who can forbid a rich man? The EU will increase ETS prices and energy will become even more expensive.
The Chairman’s speech also touched on the topic of lending to the energy sector.
Yesterday we joined forces with the IMF, World Bank and WTO to scale up carbon markets and develop criteria for real carbon credits.
The victims of the financial policy towards the energy sector include: the unfortunate Ostrołęka power plant, which would be profitable, but is banned, and EU regulations do not allow financing the investment
As we said, Von der Leyen not only has plans for the EU, but for the whole world. In her speech she talked about European green investments around the world and partnerships or something like that.
That’s why we’ve made clean technology and clean energy a Global Gateway priority. This is Europe’s global investment program worth EUR 300 billion. In this room we signed ambitious projects with many partners.
And to justify these world plans she said.
And we Europeans are interested in investment because it diversifies and strengthens our supply chains in these new, emerging markets.
The latter sounds particularly funny and even pathetic when you consider that Germany’s Siemens Energy, bailed out by a 15 billion euro guarantee from Berlin, cited massive supply chain problems as the main reason for the massive losses of its wind turbine-making company Siemens Gamesa. Energy prices will cause companies to move to China, where six of the ten largest wind turbine manufacturers are already active. Certainly, the relocation of European companies to the Middle Kingdom or the United States shortens supply chains.
The EU monster is insatiable, it is claiming even more victims, and the Union’s superpower plans, whose political and economic significance are becoming increasingly meager, sound downright grotesque. Europe has huge, almost insoluble problems, such as social problems linked to immigration, and the president wants to finance it with even more of what is driving the continent to the brink of catastrophe and creating visions for the entire Earth and even the atmosphere. Let us not forget that the rulers of the world carefully plan its composition. They precisely calculated that it cannot contain 0.04% CO2, only something like that, and methane not 0.0002%, but something like that. Therefore, they should start liquidating farms, just like in the Netherlands or New Zealand, and ban food in the country. meat, start slaughtering cows as the Irish government wants to do. Initially, 200,000 units will be produced on the Green Island. President Trzaskowski himself was concerned about the methane coming from behind the cows, writing:
Serious conversations about methane have finally started.
And further:
We also managed to launch the CHAMP initiative: Coalition for Multi-Level Partnerships with High Ambitions. This ambitious and groundbreaking initiative has been endorsed by 64 national governments and will support collaboration between local, regional and national leaders to update Nationally Determined Contributions and reduce emissions.
A beautiful name, so modest, beautiful gibberish, everything is beautiful, because so many new directions have opened for further travel.
Source: wPolityce
Emma Matthew is a political analyst for “Social Bites”. With a keen understanding of the inner workings of government and a passion for politics, she provides insightful and informative coverage of the latest political developments.