Topic: Fuel Poverty

Paul Joseph Watson critiques the UK's lockdown model, which was originally inspired by the Chinese Communist Party's actions. As China continues its "Zero COVID" insanity in Chengdu, the UK faces an energy crisis where average household bills could surpass £6,000 next year. This economic pressure is expected to push half the country into fuel poverty, leading to potential civil unrest.

German official Stephen Kramer predicts that energy rationing and gas shortages will lead to mass protests and riots that dwarf previous anti-lockdown demonstrations. In response, other officials are labeling cost-of-living protesters as "enemies of the state" and "domestic extremists." The government is accused of demonizing the middle class to deflect from its own policy failures regarding energy security.

Greg Reese reports on the "abiotic theory" of oil, suggesting that petroleum is a natural, renewable component of the ecosystem rather than a finite fossil fuel. The report criticizes Germany's energy policies, including the shutdown of nuclear plants and the return to burning wood, as a "complete lie" designed to usher in the Great Reset. Reese argues that the green agenda is intentionally destroying industrial society to return to a neo-feudal state.