Accelerate the World's Transition to Sustainable Energy - to fight Anthropogenic Climate Change, page-23071

Among the many frauds perpetuated on the gullible public, nonehave captured the zeitgeist like the climate con.

Don't get me wrong, the climate is changing. It has always beenchanging - even before man walked the earth.

There is also nothing unprecedented about the current rate oftemperature change. The geological evidence makes that very clear.

So why the climate change alarmism?

It's merely a tool to implement control and top down rule by theelites. If you can control industry, agriculture and travel then you cancontrol people.

After all, work, food and movement are three staples of life.

The means of that control centres on carbon dioxide emissions.These have been labelled 'carbon pollution' which paints them as some sort ofglobal poison.

The reality is that CO2 is an essential gas for all life onearth.

To call it a pollutant is to suggest that humans are alsopollution as we all exhale this life force with every breath.

Australia is set to spend close to $1.5 trillion in a futileattempt to get to net-zero carbon dioxide emissions.

Collectively, this unattainable goal is estimated to cost theworld USD 150 trillion and will require so much raw mineral materials that manydoubt they are actually mineable.

Unsurprisingly this is only a moral dilemma in the woke Westernnations.

They've grown so soft and soggy that they ignore the real issuesand instead focus on the contrived.

That's the only way to explain why the world has given a freepass on emissions to places like China and India.

Have a look at their carbon emissions relative to the rest ofthe world.

We are part of the 'rest of the world' who emit barelytwo-thirds of China's carbon dioxide and yet we are destroying our own economyin a fruitless pursuit.

The Asian nations must be laughing at our stupidity.

Not only are we destroying our economies for no reason, werationalise giving our economic competitors a free pass based on somenonsensical 'fairness doctrine'.

When you pile on the embarrassing social agenda of pronouns andpathetic symbolism poisoning our corporate, military and domestic engagement,it's little wonder Australians feel like our nation is going backwards.

The next century will belong to Asia.

They work harder, are more disciplined and simply don't give afig for the social justice warriors intent on destroying the West.

As I wrote in my very first blog post in 2008:

...as nationsbecome wealthier they tend to become soggy, and sogginess inevitably leads tofailure.

It is no coincidence that historically the epicentre of global economic powerhas always shifted away from the soggy empires to the nations that keep things‘crunchy’.

Accordingly, I believe that the next two decades will see the centre of globaleconomic growth shift from the USA to Asia.

Australia, and the West, have become very soggy indeed.