Great read Tilak and unfortunately the world organizations have been hijacked by the Malthusian Keynesians who are denying the basics of future prosperity (i.e. access to abundant and cheap energy) to anyone and in particular the EM countries which need it the most...
As far as I've understood the history of 'climate', it was started by the Rockefellers in the early to mid 20th century, as part of their and others' desire to reduce population numbers. Maurice Strong and the billions poured into unelected international institutions and agendas as well as the Rockefellers' establishment of the UN and their support of eugenics, should also be remembered as factors in the propaganda that cheap energy use causes climate chaos. Perhaps it's not so much the Greens and NGOs, but the billions of dollars, pounds and euros that created and continue to support them and influence the IMF and World Bank. It's worth considering whether the refusal to lend money to develop cheap energy in developing countries has been intentional - to prevent development.
Great read Tilak and unfortunately the world organizations have been hijacked by the Malthusian Keynesians who are denying the basics of future prosperity (i.e. access to abundant and cheap energy) to anyone and in particular the EM countries which need it the most...
How about we discuss the science instead of your opinion?
Let's start with Ocean Acidification.
What do you plan to do about it?
As far as I've understood the history of 'climate', it was started by the Rockefellers in the early to mid 20th century, as part of their and others' desire to reduce population numbers. Maurice Strong and the billions poured into unelected international institutions and agendas as well as the Rockefellers' establishment of the UN and their support of eugenics, should also be remembered as factors in the propaganda that cheap energy use causes climate chaos. Perhaps it's not so much the Greens and NGOs, but the billions of dollars, pounds and euros that created and continue to support them and influence the IMF and World Bank. It's worth considering whether the refusal to lend money to develop cheap energy in developing countries has been intentional - to prevent development.
That's really silly. I earned a Master of Science in that very complex field.
Want to discuss it?
What would you like to discuss?