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Bad mimetic ideas – like the green/ESG movement – have bad consequences.
Sri Lanka self-inflicted itself into a food crisis, and now, a revolution. Germany is going to be rationing electricity. Dutch farmers are revolting.
The bill of green-agenda is coming due.
Sri Lanka self-inflicted itself into a food crisis, and now, a revolution. Germany is going to be rationing electricity. Dutch farmers are revolting.
The bill of green-agenda is coming due.
Is Greta Thunberg going to be footing the bill for these nations that are collapsing? Is the Davos crowd going to suffer any negative consequences for their ill-advised ideas?
Bad ideas have bad consequences, and we should never forget that.
Bad ideas have bad consequences, and we should never forget that.
POV: you're a country that's going "green" to meet climate targets and are about to experience widespread food shortages
Source here: foreignpolicy.com
everyone wants to virtue signal about green/climate, but:
- wealthy politicians keep buying waterfront property in Miami
- Davos elites fly private and eat steak
the masses also play along because green *feels* virtuous, until, there's no food. then they do this:
- wealthy politicians keep buying waterfront property in Miami
- Davos elites fly private and eat steak
the masses also play along because green *feels* virtuous, until, there's no food. then they do this:
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