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Michael Kile expands on the little conflict of interest in the UN’s decarbonisation mission
It seems the UN is co-founding groups for money
managers to get large funds to “decarbonize”. That’s code for chiseling
investments out of coal and forcing them into the pointless, inefficient
and uncompetitive “renewables”. But of course, renewables are only
worth investing in if governments keep demanding people use them. If the
darn voters vote muck it up, by voting for leaders who will stop
wasting their money, the renewables industry is a dead dog. So the UN
project (which is probably funded by taxpayers) aims to remove the risk
for investors by lobbying governments to keep the regulations friendly
to green investors (and not so much to taxpayers).
For the Green Machine, “due diligence” means putting the risks onto
the taxpayer and citizen. For the free market, “due diligence” means
assessing the scientific credibility of those who say they can control
the weather. What are the odds that the debate can be kept out of the
mainstream media, and this bizarre meme (man-made global warming) will
still be running in a few decades? The risk is that voters will get sick
of being called names for asking good questions, and they chuck out the
gullible fools and parasites. How long has the Golden Gravy Train got?"
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