The Cabal's Catastrophic 'Carbon Capture' Campaign
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Former Vice President Al Gore is back in the news again promoting a new type of technology developed by the Climate Trace Coalition that tracks greenhouse emissions. The technology, he claims, can help identify those that are most responsible for climate change. But the system is already being accused of being nothing but mass surveillance.
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Well, to all our joys, former Vice President Al Gore and climate hoax promoter is back
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in the news again, promoting a new type of technology developed by the Climate Trace
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Coalition, that's an acronym, T-R-A-C-E, trace, that tracks greenhouse emissions.
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The technology, he claims, can help identify those that are most responsible for climate
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change. But the system is already being accused of being nothing but mass surveillance.
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Imagine our shock, right? Gore was, of course, Vice President under Bill Clinton. For those
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who are younger in the audience, we talked a lot about Al Gore back when the climate crisis
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really picked up. He was one of these guys who were promoting everyone to buy these mercury-filled
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green light bulbs as a solution to the problems, right? And all that stuff. He's kind of stayed
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under the radar for some time. But now, you know, it's COP26. They're back in the news
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as the COVID pandemic becomes the climate, you know, panic. You'll see people like this
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even more in the limelight. Anyway, there's an interview on MSNBC we'll take a look at here
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where he talks about the climate trace technology. Listen to this here.
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And your Climate Trace Coalition uses satellites to monitor greenhouse gas emissions. How significant
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will this technology be for holding countries and companies accountable?
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Well, yes, we use the, it's a coalition of artificial intelligence companies and NGOs. We get data
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continuously from 300 existing satellites, more than 11,000 ground-based, air-based, sea-based
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sensors, multiple internet data streams. And using artificial intelligence, all that information
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is combined, visible light, infrared, all of the other information that is brought in,
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and we can now accurately determine where the greenhouse gas emissions are coming from. And next
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year, we'll have it down to the level of every single power plant, refinery, every large ship,
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every plane, every waste dump. And we'll have the identities of the people who are responsible
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for each of those greenhouse gas emission streams. And if investors or governments or
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civil society activists want to hold them responsible, they will have the information
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upon which to base their action in holding them responsible.
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This is absolutely insane, right? But this is what they want to do. We've talked about this many times
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that this new phase that we're entering into the green, the great reset, the green reset. Yeah,
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that's maybe a Freudian slip right there. The green great reset is all about control, you know,
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fourth industrial revolution using sensors and haptic devices and the internet of things. And then
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it's the internet of bodies. We're going to be manipulated. We're going to be altered genetically
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in this process. We're going to become something new, right? It's always about. But this is not a surprise.
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Keep in mind, too, that much of this has to do with the monetary thing, like how these new companies
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are actually going to make money as they're moving into this, right? We talked about the direct air
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capture that Bill Gates was behind, right? He's entered into agreement now both with the EU
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and with Israel. And that's a whole nother insane process in and of itself. You have this massive
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machine starting up in Iceland now, which is a power plant. And they claim it's the first, you know,
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zero carbon or I think they even called it minus carbon power plant, which means that,
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you know, it runs, of course, ironically, on geothermal because they have so many
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hot springs and volcanic activity in Iceland. So they can afford, if you will, to do something
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like this and even end up in the minus when it comes to carbon production. So it's actually sucking
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the air, they're sucking the air out of the atmosphere. And then they're filtering
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the carbon, they claim, which they're going to turn into rock and place it underneath the ground,
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right? We've talked about how insane this is. Reminds me of the Spaceballs movie. Do you remember
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this? When they actually, the Statue of Liberty comes with a vacuum and then she's just a vacuum
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up the atmosphere. That's meant to be a joke, but that's kind of what these like bozo Bond type
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villains are doing now. They're just sucking up the air. To get from 51 billion tons of greenhouse gas
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emissions to zero, we need to change the way we make just about everything in the next 30 years.
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This is the greatest opportunity for innovation in human history. We're going to build the trillion
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dollar global industries of tomorrow. Some of the solutions we need, like wind and solar power,
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are already starting to compete with the fossil fuel incumbents they're designed to replace. But for
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many of the newer technologies, we need to bring down the cost and demonstrate that they work in
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real world situations. We've seen this work before with solar energy. But even in that case, it took 50
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years to go from powering calculators to powering cities. And we can't afford to wait 50 years. And
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that's why Breakthrough Energy is launching the Catalyst program to bring the next generation of climate
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solutions to market in time and at a low enough cost to avoid a climate disaster. The early investors
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in these technologies will be recognized for their contributions. That's why we're creating Catalyzed
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Emissions Reduction Framework, which measures the reductions in emissions and the cost of these new
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technologies over time. This framework will let our funding partners be recognized for the impact of
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their contributions. Direct air capture, where we literally take the carbon out of the air and store
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it away where it will no longer cause any heating. In science, a catalyst is a substance that accelerates
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a chemical reaction. Our Catalyst program is designed to accelerate the journey of innovation for the
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technologies we need to avoid a climate disaster. I'm optimistic we can succeed if we act boldly together.
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That's an insane proposal, right? And then later on, you're going to get the solar dimming and stuff,
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which is going to lead to everybody basically have to go into the metaverse or a digital space
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because they've ruined our environment. That's what seems to be the plan here, right? But the monetary
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thing, as we shift over to this, you know, they call it a green economy and all these kinds of things.
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Keep, you know, keep this in mind. Someone pulled this up. It has to do with the Kyoto Protocol.
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Kyoto in Japan, right? That's one of the early stages of the Kyoto Agreement. I think it was called
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when countries started to move into, you know, net zero carbon and stopping greenhouse gases and all
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that kind of stuff, right? And it says here, one important element of the Kyoto Protocol was the
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establishment of flexible market mechanisms which are based on the trade of emissions permits.
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Under the protocol, countries must meet their targets primarily through national measures.
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However, the protocol also offers an additional means to meet their targets by way of three
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market-based mechanisms. International emissions trading. Sound familiar? This is to make money
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on this kind of stuff. We're talking eventually carbon credits. It's going to be linked to your
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social credit score. What's your carbon footprint? If you overburdened your carbon footprint,
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if you've eaten one too many steaks, for example, you'll end up in the red and the minus and stuff
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like that, right? As we move over to this green economy, you have a whole new industrial base
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as opposed to like the old oil-based one, a new energy sector which seeks to make massive amounts
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of money as countries and companies make this transition over to the supposed net zero carbon
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Now is the time to look much more closely at The Great Reset, a fake utopia being sold
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to us by charlatans. And he writes this in the piece here. The Great Reset is a term that has been
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bandied about quite readily by most Western neoliberal politicians, so often in fact,
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and without proper explanation that it strikes the prudent observer as a kind of paid advertisement.
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But what is it exactly? The term rose to prominence at the 50th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum
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in June 2020. It was initially launched by the Prince of Wales before being absorbed into the
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philosophy of the sartorially dystopian sci-fi villain Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman
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of the World Economic Forum. Of course, we've gone into details about this quite extensively in past shows
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and stuff like that, so I'm sure you're familiar with it. But just to speak to the origins for a second
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regarding the Prince of Wales. Of course, his dad envisioned that he would be reincarnated at some great
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virus to actually be purging the majority of the world's population. Even Boris Johnson and his
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dad had actually very much of a similar path. He's written several books. Stanley Johnson is his name.
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He's written several books. One is actually called The Virus. One is called, I forget all the exact
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titles here, The World Populations and the Dilemma or something like that, or The Problem with the World's
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population. And one more kind of aimed at kind of launching the climate change slash depopulation
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kind of agenda. But regardless, Prince Charles recently spoke as all the world leaders were
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getting together. And of course, we saw some of this footage coming out of them sitting in their
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lavish, golden palaces, right? Here's Prince Charles with Biden. He was over there visiting.
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He later went to Rome. I don't think this is Rome. I think this is the COP25. I could be wrong on this.
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He had like an 85-car entourage or something like that, Joe Biden, speaking about climate change and all
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that. Macron was there. There's Boris Johnson, Kerry Johnson, the wife and stuff, many others as well.
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But check out this clip here, what Prince of Wales, the Prince of Wales, proposes should happen now as
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we enter into this economic crisis. Countries won't be able to pay their debts. And in the wake of this,
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of course, you're also going to have this new ridiculous climate policies coming into effect
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with the new green economy. But it's not going to be happening overnight. So we need something
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to rally the troops in this regards, literally. Listen to his proposal right here.
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So, ladies and gentlemen, my plea today is for countries to come together to create the environment
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that enables every sector of industry to take the action required. We know this will take trillions,
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not billions of dollars. We also know that countries, many of whom are burdened by growing levels of debt,
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simply cannot afford to go green. Here we need a vast military style campaign to marshal the strength of
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the global private sector. With trillions at its disposal, far beyond global GDP, and with the greatest
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respect beyond even the governments of the world's leaders, it offers the only real prospect of achieving
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Yeah, so there you go. A vast military style campaign, and that will be required to marshal a fundamental economic
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transition. A military campaign is defined by top-down planning, executing and controlling.
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And of course, you can even argue that it talks about that's a form of a planned economy, which the
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you know, the Soviets had this, the Bolsheviks introduced this, the communists had this and stuff like that.
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It's going to be planned by a central authority organized along a top-down chain of command,
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essentially, right? So they're not even mincing words anymore. They're just saying right out in the
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open what they want to bring about. But you can't, so you can't bring about this reality
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until you've had a crash, until you've had a collapse, until you have something where people
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beg for something to be restored so that we can go back to normal. But do you think these people sitting
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in these halls while they're going to these global conferences with their private jets and all that
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stuff was lecturing us and what carbon footprint we must have and how we must lower our meat intake
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or something like that? They're going to continue to do it. It's basically an insurance plan for them.
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It's to so that they can continue their lifestyle while ours be, you know, let's assume that this
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climate alarmist and this fear they have is even genuine at this point. I don't think it is, but let's assume that
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it is genuine for some of these people. That is being done so that their lifestyle can be continued,
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so that they can have an insurance plan for them to continue with business as usual and have the
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lavish dinners and get-togethers and all that stuff while they depopulate the plan so they just can
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continue basically, right? But yeah, so that's the climate change elites. And as we said, Joe Biden was
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there. And in fact, it was so exciting when he attended the, I think it was COP 25. We did a,
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was it the COP 16 or 13? I forget which one it was. We actually was, we were one of those in
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Copenhagen. Check out, check out Biden here and tell me he's not sleeping here, is he?
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This conference is one of the most important meetings in history. You have a chance to make
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decisions and reach agreements which will affect the lives of generations to come. You are the
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opposition of a strong manpower. You can change forever the trajectory that you're on. You can make a
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make a world that is once again full of hope, not fear. This is my message from Earth to COP.
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First of all, it's, yeah, who is the voice talking? I was like, is that a lizard? And
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then it was saying something from Earth to you or something.
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It's the alien talking there? Like, what the heck?
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Even that couldn't keep him awake, I guess. It was an alien that landed.
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Well, didn't they have a lizard in one of their recent videos or something?
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So, Biden is just hilarious. He's just falling asleep and fumbling his words.
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It's a diversion at this point. It's to keep people glued.
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Yeah, to just laugh at it all while they're still pulling all of this off and no one actually is
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So, the climate agenda, right? We have COP25 going right now. This is one of the biggest things
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that are just going to take over as a dominant theme once they drop the pandemic. I'm sure we'll be
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there part of, on some level still, you know, when it comes to the COVID vaccination passports and
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things like this. That probably won't ease up until decades. We'll see what they have up their sleeve.
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But the climate change issue is going to dominate more and more and more. And here's an interesting
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video I want to show you from Reuters that was released here the other day, or today actually.
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And it was regarding how, as you can see on the screen, some of the world's most protected
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force are becoming carbon emitters. Now, I believe we mentioned this concept that basically
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we are talking about an elite that wants to destroy the natural world. They want to destroy
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beauty. They want to destroy the very things that we have left to go to as a refuge away from all of
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this madness that's happening. And of course, we've talked about as they're opening the borders,
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and as our countries become more and more populous with immigration and stuff like that,
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they pave down the forest, you know, they pave over the forest and they build high rises to house all
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these people and things like that. At the same time, as they're talking about how we should all,
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you know, venerate nature and things like that. And I'm convinced, you know, if we talk about the
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drought issues that they're saying coming in the wake of climate change, which they say is human,
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you know, anthropogenic, it's humans behind this. But they might actually create this very scenario,
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right? This is to drive us into the digital space. And we'll connect that dot in a moment here too.
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But check out this video here, basically having to do with, you're going to see start of destruction
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of the very things that would actually preserve the natural world, right? And this is in line with
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the millions of machines that we talked about the other day that's going to be built to suck carbon
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dioxide out of the atmosphere. What do you think is going to happen when that happens? Basically,
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everything, anything green is going to die at that point, there's going to be no carbon left
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in our atmosphere, which basically is going to force us into some kind of artificial existence.
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These people have to be stopped. Look at this video here. Some of the world's most protected forests
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are becoming carbon emitters, contributing to climate change by emitting more carbon than they absorb.
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That's according to a new report that's alarmed researchers.
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Forests are considered vital for curbing climate change due to their ability to work as so-called
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carbon sinks. Trees and other plants absorb carbon dioxide and emit oxygen,
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removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. But according to the report, at least 10 forests
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designated as World Heritage Sites, including Yosemite National Park in the US,
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have been net carbon emitters over the last two decades. Other net CO2-emitting forests are located
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in Indonesia, Australia and Russia, among other countries. The phenomenon is driven by human
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activities like logging and intense climate-related events such as wildfires. UNESCO investigators and
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researchers from advocacy groups, the World Resources Institute and the International Union for
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Conservation of Nature analyzed the data of 257 forests for a period from 2001 to 2020.
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They say all the World Heritage Site forests together do act as a net carbon sink. To be exact,
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the heritage sites had a net absorption of 190 million tons of CO2 annually over the 20-year period.
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Over the course of centuries, the forests have stored some 13 billion tons of carbon,
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equivalent to Kuwait's proven oil reserves. The new findings drew on data published by the journal
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Nature Climate Change in January, which mapped greenhouse gas emissions and absorption by forests globally.
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While just 10 of the UNESCO protected forests were found to be carbon emitters,
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the report said other sites also showed clear upward trajectories in emissions.
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In other words, you're going to start seeing them discussing cutting down the forests because
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they're leading to, which again, it's like, well, they're there and so humans are logging it,
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which leads to more carbon being produced. So let's just cut it all down and then hide it, right?
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I've even seen people opposing using wood for houses and stuff. And it's like, and it was a carpenter
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on the UK radio show saying, well, they're there. It's a renewable resource. And the host,
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the dumb ass host on this LBC leading Britain broadcast says, well, how so? Well, you can plant
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trees and they grow again and you can do it. And it is like, no, that the trees are environmentally,
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you know, dangerous now. What do you do for a living, Cameron? I'm a carpenter.
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A carpenter. Right. So how safe is that for the climate?
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Well, I work with timber, which is a much more sustainable material rather than concrete.
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I also work with trees that have been cut down then, don't you?
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It's a sustainable building practice. How is it sustainable if you're killing trees?
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Because it's regenerative. You can grow trees. Right. Well, you can, you can grow all sorts of
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things, can't you? Well, you can't grow concrete. You can.
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See you, Cameron. Cheerio. That was Cameron. He grows trees and then cuts them down and then makes
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things from them. Brilliant. Marvellous. I don't think I ever want to talk to any of those people.
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These people, they hate nature. They hate nature and they hate nature not only because they're against
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it, but also because, as I said before, it gives us an out. It's somewhere where we can turn to
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to restore normalcy. Like these people are control freaks. They want to have us part of their digital
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virtual space. And the only way, it's the same thing as UK. They were dumping raw sewage in some
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of the most pristine waterways. Now, there was a big story just about like last week, I think it was,
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uh, where someone had, uh, filmed with a drone up above. It was, uh, I forget exactly which outlet
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it was or which sound it was, but it was the coast of the UK. And, uh, they filmed that they were just
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dumping, uh, raw sewage for 48 hours straight. Right. And it just ruined the waterways and stuff like
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that. And then there was other clips coming out showing, uh, small, smaller, like, uh, rivers and,
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you know, creeks and stuff like that, a lot more pristine waterways that weather efficient,
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and stuff like that. People go out there to enjoy nature and stuff, just full of raw sewage.
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And it was like the stench, uh, the people who, uh, you know, posted it said it was like
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unbearable and stuff like that. And that's how they knew it was raw sewage too, by the way.
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Um, so what I'm saying is there's a twofold thing here. What, what they're saying that they're
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protecting as usual and, and what they're standing up for are the various things that they're destroying.
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Right. That's always how this goes. And ultimately, I think it's part of this to go into the,
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the digital space, virtual reality, augmented reality, right?
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You will see people living in squalor, uh, as this one, right? In the streets, in tents,
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intense cities, but with virtual headsets on to go into a digital space to escape from the hell,
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which is the reality, right? And that's what ironically meta is, is all about. It's about,
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you know, going into a different type of space. And of course that will be controlled by Mark Zuckerberg.
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Now we'll see how far they go on that, but, uh, there was some good, uh, uh, you know,
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some, some good graphics that people were sharing basically of what's going to happen and how it's
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going to look. Basically, as you live in your dead space, the only, uh, the only area that you can
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resort to is, uh, is into virtual space, right? And that's where this seems to be going, whether
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that will be a future where you live underground somewhere or you will live, you know, somewhere
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else basically, but they're going to be driving us out of the natural spaces and we're going to be
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forced into a virtual space. It's basically every dystopian movie that you've ever seen, seen, uh,
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weaved into one. That's, that's the reality of what we're looking at here right now. But, uh,
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regarding meta, there was an interesting, uh, little tidbit that came out after we covered that in
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the last, last aspect Friday show. Uh, and it's related to what the word actually means in, uh, in
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Hebrew, as you know, Mark Zuckerberg, he's Jewish. Uh, and of course, I believe he is a Kabbalist. I know,
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uh, I think he knows about these kinds of things. Remember that way back in the early days where he
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was caught, he was always had very odd behavior. People think he's an android and you know, maybe
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he is, or maybe he's a lizard, who knows? But, uh, he had this weird jacket with all these symbols
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on the inside of the jacket, kind of like a talisman. It was like feeding him occult power. And it was like
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all this weird stuff about how he's taking over the world and all these things. And he was sweating
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profusely in this interview just to keep this jacket on. It was the weirdest thing.
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Do you feel like it's a backlash or that you feel like you're violating people's privacy?
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Do you, you feel like you're adequately portrayed?
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Before we move off this privacy thing. And I thought that was a fascinating answer.
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Okay. You want to take off the hoodie? No, I never take off the hoodie.
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I know you don't. What's with that? There's a group of women in the audience that wish you would.
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Girls? Whoa. All right. Sorry. Yeah, that's okay. Um,
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um, can you explain what this instant personalization thing was? Maybe I should take off the hoodie.
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I'm going to get someone. You all right? Yeah. This is a great moment in internet history.
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Yeah. That is a warm hoodie. Yeah. No, it's a thick hoodie. We, it's, um, it's a company hoodie. We print
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our mission on the inside. What? Oh my God. The inside of the hoodie, everybody. Take a moment.
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What is it? Making the, making the world more open and connected. Oh my God. It's like a secret cult.
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Look at that. Making the world open and connected. Stream graph platform. And this
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weird symbol in the middle that is probably for the Illuminati.
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But it came out that meta actually means, uh, death or no, sorry, dead. It means dead, uh, in Hebrew.
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The BBC piece out here that there was Hebrew speakers were ridiculing it because, you know,
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Facebook is dead because of the whistleblower and all that stuff. But I'm absolutely convinced
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that they know what they're doing. This is not an accident, uh, because this has to do with, uh,
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your condition. Once you enter into this realm, whether it be controlled by Mark Zuckerberg or
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someone else in the future, another company that pops up, something is going to come along at some
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point here. And it's going to offer us a solution, uh, to all the madness that we're seeing. And that
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will basically be to be in our own space where we can control absolutely everything. No one is ever
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going to hurt you. You can go wherever you want. You can do whatever you want to read all these things.
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Uh, but, uh, yeah, so meta came out, meaning, uh, meaning dead, uh, or is dead,
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I guess was one of the, uh, translations you could do on it. Well, in, uh, uh, in Hebrew,
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which is of course very, very, uh, appropriate. There's a couple of movies that have shown this
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scenario. We actually rewatched, uh, ready player one, which is all about this living in a digital
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space. Everything is a game and stuff like that. Uh, and they showed people basically living in
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squalor trailer parks that were stacked on top of each other, but everyone is occupied with the
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the virtual space and stuff like that. And all of the ending of the movie kind of demonstrated
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like, Oh, we should be more in the real world and, you know, hang out with each other and stuff.
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You know, that that's, that's not what people are going to do. Right. Same thing is depicted in a
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sense in the movie surrogates, uh, with Bruce Willis in it, right. They're just lying in basically like
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in a, in a very sad biological state rotting essentially in, you know, in a room, in some closet
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somewhere while they're walking around with their, uh, you know, Android, their perfect
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Android representatives in, in, in the real world. Um, and then of course you
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also have a cloud Atlas where they're showing, uh, uh, a scene where they're walking into
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this month, the most dreary type of, uh, you know, apartment.
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