Climate Crisis, Carbon Credits, and Globalist Control
A satirical dialogue critiques the global climate agenda, focusing on the implementation of carbon credits, the banning of gas stoves, and the promotion of insect-based diets. The discussion highlights the irony of burning biomass from British Columbia in English power plants while labeling it carbon neutral. Further criticism is directed at the limitations of wind and solar energy, the push for electric vehicles, and the concept of 15-minute cities or ultra-low emission zones.
climate crisis· carbon credits· net zero· biomass· windmills· ultra low emission zone· 15 minute cities
00:00 While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit infowars.com forward slash show and support The Info Wars. Whew! It kinda feels hot. You feel hot? Yeah yeah it's pretty warm. Yeah I think we're all gonna die. I think this is it the world's being destroyed What?! Yep this is it end of the world. The apocalypse Armageddon. I'd say we have three weeks left to turn this thing around The worst part is it's all your fault. I can't believe you've done this. What? How is this my fault? Well, you produce carbon dioxide and there's way too much of that stuff Too much?! Yeah how much is there? How much is too much
00:46 I don't even know. I'm not here to understand vague pseudoscientific talking points, i'm here to enforce insane restrictions on the basis of those talking points. Restrictions? Yeah you know like carbon credits and no gas stove and you have to eat bugs and live in a tiny box like a bug and injure bloodline...you know no children or anything like that Like a bug. Okay, that is insane yeah? Well it's a crisis! A climate crisis so we don't have time to think about this stuff We're saving the earth from what well from people Yeah like other people not like you and me but like you know people humans
01:24 So you want to eliminate humans? Well, it's not quite that simple. Yeah I feel like that should be a hard no. Well no see its math we have this equation and were trying to get this number down to zero and one of those variables is people. Yeah thats right were trying to reach zero by multiplying these non-zero numbers by whatever the value of people is We call it net zero Ok because people produce carbon dioxide by existing Right, so it's all about switching energy production to carbon neutral sources. Yeah alright and also not breathing or eating I'm sorry what? Great news we're making big progress the oldest and largest power plant in all of England just went 24 hours totally carbon neutral they didn't burn a single ounce of coal all day What did they burn instead? Biomass! What is biomass? Trees
02:11 big, beautiful trees from across the ocean. See we cut them down in British Columbia ship them across the Atlantic and burn them for fuel. Wait so just because you don't burn coal your calling that zero emission? Well the banks do yeah The banks? Yeah the bank! The international bankers they're in charge of all this because their selfless and caring Okay and there making us give up combustion fuel well not totally just like natural gas and coal stuff like that but not trees No not trees, trees are fine Alright, that's crazy. Isn't there any other power generator source? Like what about windmills? Oh yeah! Windmills are great Yeah after like 18 years they're carbon neutral for a couple of years plus when they freeze you can just keep them spinning with the diesel engine Also they kill a ton of eagles Is that a good thing?
02:56 I guess not, but we're saving the earth here. You can't make obelisks without breaking a few eggs and you can't build windmills without killing a ton of eagles and whales and chopping down two million trees in Scotland! Okay wait so your burning trees for fuel but your also cutting down entire forests to make fields to build windmills? That's right and also were just chopping down trees straight up burying them into the ground it's uh...it's a new initiative I hate trees. Don't trees like absorb carbon dioxide? No, that's what my giant vacuum machine is for. It's huge! Okay this is getting weird... windmills. Windmill work though yeah windmills were great unless there's you know too much wind okay what about solar panels solar panels also fantastic unless there's you know too much Sun all right what about nuclear energy no
03:45 Alright, well what about cars? I mean cars run on gasoline. So what about them actually every car is gonna be electric from now on Can the power grid handle that every car being electric now so how I don't get it. How are people going to drive? How are you gonna drive when you don't own a car? What do you mean, I won't own a car? I mean how will i get anywhere? Oh that's easy everybody will share a small amount of cars You'll have an app like Uber where you can request a ride and also apply for a transit permit To leave the 15 minute perimeter What...15 minute perimeter Yeah the one I'm gonna put around you It's called an ultra low emission zone Its a core aspect of the sustainability development goals its where you cant leave your neighborhood And dont own a car never fly and cant eat meat
04:26 Look, you're never gonna get these laws passed. No! They'll pass... just not through law. No I'm just going to sort of do it See? I don't have to pass a law to make beef illegal. I'll just buy the cattle farms and shut them down See, I control the market with my incredible wealth You control the market?! That's right So are you the one that off-shored all our manufacturing to China? Yeah that was me Maybe China, where there's no environmental controls at all. The number one polluter on Earth? No! That can't be right... No way that would be crazy. Watch the full video right now at BAM.VIDEO Welcome to the Alex Jones Show I am Chase Geyser your host Just very briefly this morning joined by one and only Harrison Smith One of our favorites here at InfoWars
