James Corbett – Today Patrick Wood of Technocracy.news joins us once again to discuss the upcoming COP21 Climate Conference in Paris and how it plays into the technocrats’ plan to control the world’s resources and implement genocidal eugenics-based austerity.
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Show Notes
- Interview 1046 – Patrick Wood Exposes the Technocracy Agenda
- Technocracy Rising
- Technocracy News
- Technocracy Rising Hour on TalkNetwork.com
- The Irrational War On Carbon: Toward The 2015 Climate Change Summit in Paris
- Fuel poverty killed 15,000 people last winter
- Scientists: Genetically Modified Humans Can Fight Climate Change
- Carbon Eugenics
- Human species ‘may split in two’
- Grassroots Kodiak Defeats Agenda 21-Inspired Zoning
The Irrational War On Carbon: Toward The 2015 Climate Change Summit in Paris
Patrick Wood – The core stakeholders who will orchestrate the Paris 2015 Climate Change Summit are out in full force to froth the brew of anti-carbon rhetoric.
There is no better example of what will be said than what has already been said by the Carbon Tracker Initiative based in London. First, they call for a “carbon bubble deflation” where the excessive production of fossil fuel carbon will be methodically reduced to zero thanks to financial pressure and asset realignment. Comparing carbon to a financial bubble serves to create an urgent avoidance, but the analogy is deeply flawed.
According to this approach, “smart” utilities and other fossil fuel users are told that they should divest themselves of assets related to coal, oil and their derivatives. Carbon Tracker then reminds the company that if management winds up with “abandoned assets” in their portfolio, they will have failed their shareholders.
Christiana Figueres, the United Nations’ climate head, loves this approach and is backing it 100 percent. She stated in May 2014,
“Governments have agreed to limit global temperature rise to less than 2 degrees Celsius. Governments have also agreed to put in place the pathways to deliver this with a new and universal agreement in Paris towards the end of 2015. In order to reach this goal, large amounts of coal and oil will have to stay in the ground, unburnt. Carbon Tracker’s new [oil and coal cost] ‘Curves’ report indicates where in respect to the oil industry some of those stranded assets and some of those red lines will lie.”
Will The Carbon Tracker Initiative have an impact at the Paris 2015 Climate Change Summit? They believe they will:
“We have the technical knowledge, connections and reach to get inside the mind-set of the global financial community and effect change on a global scale. We are a non-profit, independent organisation, free from the commercial constraints of mainstream analysts and able to set our own research agenda.”
Secondly, they have the full support of the United Nations.
The ultimate goal (by 2030) is nothing less than to completely stop all production of coal and oil. Continue reading . . .
SF Source Corbett Report Nov 2015
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