‘Net Zero’ madness iscoming at you from all directions right now.
And from places youwouldn’t expect.
Once we were proud to callBHP “the Big Australian”.
Now it’s “the WokeAustralian”.
What will BHP’s 80,000workers think about its demand to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars by2035?
“Every day, the world ismoving closer to lower greenhouse gas emissions electric-powered transport,”one of the company’s bigwigs said this week.
You can bet the massivetrucks they use to dig up and cart iron ore in the Pilbara won’t be running onbatteries.
So why would BHP be sokeen to take away your right to own whatever car you want, a plan which wasannounced by their boss of nickel mining on Thursday?
Well, they say it rightthere on their website.
“At BHP, we're focused onthe resources the world needs to develop and decarbonise … [such as] nickel forelectric vehicles.”
Let that sink in.
One of the biggest miningcompanies in the world is telling YOUR government to ban YOUR petrol and dieselcars to force YOU to buy battery powered cars made from the nickel they sell.
They want more business.
This kind of highwirehypocrisy would be funny if it wasn’t so serious.
Why is it so serious?
Because governments aroundthe country are listening to this madness.
Albo and his mates in theGreens can’t force Australia onto ‘Net Zero’ without doing something aboutpetrol and diesel.
So the Woke Australianplans to make billions of dollars by forcing the government to restrict yourfreedom to buy whatever car you damn well please.
Doesn’t sound like a “freemarket” to me.
You’d think there’d besomeone calling this out.
So far it’s crickets fromthe ‘Net Zero’ fan club that calls itself mainstream media.
Meanwhile, the rest of theworld is waking up to the ‘Net Zero’ scam and Australia risks being leftbehind.
In Germany – once thedarling of the green-left – wind farms are being dismantled to make way forcoal mines.
In China, India and therest of Asia, new coal-fired power plants are being commissioned every week.
Nations around the worldare growing strong while we grow weak with ‘Net Zero’.
And every time the powerbill hits, it’s Aussies like you that are paying for the privilege.
Matthew Sheahan
Executive Director
ADVANCE
