Western Standard - Michelle Stirling on WEF green initiatives

00:00:00.000 always good to have you back on and boy they you know that's one of the things with these

00:00:03.520 annual meetings is they sure give us a lot of fodder to work with don't they

00:00:07.520 yeah and uh you know curiously people probably don't know this but the world economic forum did

00:00:12.640 a report in 2006 called uh global risk and two of the global risks that they cited was global oil

00:00:21.360 price shock and pandemic but by 2020 they'd moved those completely off the list and replaced it all

00:00:28.640 with climate change so you have to wonder if people have actually manipulated the situation

00:00:34.160 so they're cashing in on it right now yeah there's a lot of uh interests in there i mean i

00:00:40.560 it's it's hard to explain and discuss what that group is you know it's the world's elites they're

00:00:44.880 gathered their business elites their political elites and it's the i i had a bunch of people

00:00:49.520 get upset over a tweet where i pointed out that they want centralized government but with socialism

00:00:52.960 and they say it's not socialism there's going to be a bunch of rich people up top well actually

00:00:57.040 if you look at most examples of socialism that is how it works out despite what they say

00:01:01.200 so i think it's a classic thing but so the environment has been a big theme you know this year

00:01:06.080 i mean what i found crazy is a lot of them are talking of course they're still talking about

00:01:09.920 strangling oil and gas while everybody's in the midst of an energy crisis yeah it's ludicrous um

00:01:16.880 there was a what is it christian what's her name i sent it to you the other day norway or yeah the

00:01:23.360 woman from norway uh she was um saying that uh there it is norwegian finance ceo kirsten braithen

00:01:33.680 was saying that um the energy transition will create energy shortages and inflationary pressures

00:01:39.760 but the pain is worth it i don't think you can find anybody out there who's enjoying uh paying all

00:01:47.120 the extra prices and especially in the uk and europe where you know power prices and heating prices are

00:01:54.480 just going through the roof and it's also causing food shortages not just the war just the fact that

00:02:01.120 natural gas prices have skyrocketed it means a lot of food processing can't be done because ironically

00:02:07.120 there's carbon dioxide as a byproduct which is used for food processing and the a lot of the natural gas

00:02:14.000 processors just can't operate anymore there it's not profitable so we you know what what pain is

00:02:21.920 worth that and in fact as i was just pointing out to someone earlier so far we haven't seen one wind

00:02:28.000 turbine or one solar panel produced by wind or solar power until that happens we better not rely on that

00:02:34.960 as our future yeah and saying that the pain is worth it i see that as almost a vulgarity it's easy for

00:02:41.600 them to say again when you're on elite you're not dealing with figuring out how to pay your rent you're

00:02:46.160 actually globetrotting staying in luxury hotels to tell everyone else to tighten their belt it it brings

00:02:51.440 to mind david suzuki with his multiple houses uh you know going around telling everybody else that the

00:02:56.960 pain is worth it to shut everything else down the hypocrisy is is galling and i i know most people see

00:03:02.320 through it but they got to understand that this is a these are people who influence our world leaders

00:03:08.800 yeah they're tremendously influential and um you know i don't think that people actually know but

00:03:15.760 uh clintel the climate intelligence group out of the netherlands which has over a thousand signatories

00:03:22.320 who say there's no climate emergency and they're all scientists and scholars um they sent a letter to

00:03:29.120 the swiss government asking them how could the world economic forum have been granted host state status

00:03:37.520 so this is like giving them status equivalent to say the red cross as if they're doing something

00:03:42.480 great for the world um how could they have been granted status when they were the people who gave

00:03:48.000 greta thunberg a stage to make her scary monologue to the world i want you to panic i want you to feel

00:03:54.320 the fear i feel every day and yet in april 2021 when she testified to the u.s congress she said oh i don't

00:04:02.240 literally want anyone to panic um i was just that's just a metaphor well you know so this group of

00:04:10.160 influential business people who are all engaged in carbon markets and renewables and want to go green

00:04:16.080 and climate initiatives use this young woman to scare millions of children and people around the world

00:04:24.000 and yet in their own mission statement they claim that moral and intellectual integrity is at the heart of

00:04:30.400 everything the wef does and we are an organization accountable to all parts of society well let's

00:04:38.480 see some accountability let's see some accountability for the tweets that they were putting out during

00:04:44.160 lockdown saying lockdowns are improving the world yeah this video i don't know if people remember where

00:04:51.840 they had like a single individual on a skateboard skateboarding through this gutted empty city

00:04:59.920 like people were kidding committing suicide businesses were going bankrupt people were losing their

00:05:06.000 houses uh fentanyl overdoses were over the top and this group of elites think that lockdowns are improving

00:05:14.000 cities and they want to do more lockdowns they have another tweet out there they want to do more

00:05:20.000 um and so you know they're a very dangerous group of people and because they're transnational they're

00:05:27.360 unelected they're unaccountable you know how do you how do you do anything to them especially when they

00:05:33.120 have this diplomatic uh immunity in switzerland yeah and i mean it was just gross uh that that picture

00:05:40.880 as you're speaking of that image of the empty freeways and and such and trying to say this is a a good

00:05:46.800 thing this is something to aspire to we want to become some sort of impoverished introverted

00:05:52.320 society where everybody's locked in their homes living in poverty uh because that'll theoretically

00:05:58.480 and there's the big theory save mother earth this is the only if anything it should backfire it should

00:06:03.280 make people realize this is how bad it would have to get before we even started to reduce to get towards

00:06:09.280 those crazy climate car targets that are always set for us yeah well it's very dangerous ideology you

00:06:15.600 have to remember also there was a report that came out in the fall of 2019 called exponential roadmap

00:06:22.000 and this was done by very influential engos like a world wild fund and a whole assortment of these guys

00:06:29.200 but they wanted to cut emissions in half by 2030 and most of the things that they proposed

00:06:37.200 actually were met by lockdowns so i find that a very suspicious connection call me a conspiracy theorist

00:06:43.440 i don't care read the report yourself exponential roadmap and you'll see that the things they

00:06:48.800 proposed were things like everyone work from home uh no going to doctor's meetings no going to school

00:06:56.720 you know because this cuts transportation emissions and of course for the billionaires associated with

00:07:03.600 world economic forum most of them in high tech this was fantastic for them they capitalized on it they

00:07:10.720 made bank while other people suffered and especially things like fintech which you know financial

00:07:19.280 financial technical uh startups they'd been kind of a nothing business for

00:07:25.840 five years or something just laying there in the corner not really doing anything

00:07:29.840 boom locked down they i think their stocks went up like 300 percent

00:07:34.880 so you know and all these wf billionaires were early investors you know just waiting for the opportunity

00:07:42.720 for this take off so you know and people can read a lot more about these guys you know there's the uh

00:07:49.680 fourth industrial revolution that's one book um and the uh davos man which is a new one i haven't gone

00:08:00.080 through this yet but i started it and it's the same shocking stuff about these elites as you say

00:08:06.480 people who they really don't care about you and me we're just useless eaters yeah well that's about

00:08:12.480 it and and i mean something i i think that's good though i mean because the world economic forum has been

00:08:16.480 around a long long time they've been holding these meetings for a long time and nobody's really paid

00:08:21.760 much attention to them or realize the amount of influence they have and now that the world is kind of

00:08:26.480 paying attention the commoners us unwashed uh and realizing what the agenda of at least the people

00:08:32.640 leading it i mean there's a lot of misconceptions too people seem to think just because somebody

00:08:36.400 attended it doesn't mean they've embraced every aspect of what the the leaders were saying at their

00:08:41.040 speeches or things like that but i mean they don't hide their agenda whatsoever the organization

00:08:46.560 itself or mr schwab i mean it's it's been in the open for quite some time and people are suddenly realizing

00:08:51.920 that yes uh well we have about uh three or four different videos uh one is uh called the great

00:08:58.080 reset in their own words uh a ponzi scheme uh these are all on our youtube channel we were also very

00:09:05.040 concerned after the davos 2020 meeting because of the depopulation talk there they featured jane

00:09:11.360 goodall who was saying you know we wouldn't have any climate change problems if the population of the

00:09:15.920 earth was only 500 million so you can take your own uh assumptions from that and unfortunately in the

00:09:22.880 world of climate change um people have been using this um rcp 8.5 people have been referring to this um

00:09:40.400 set of scenarios and uh they the ones that the catastrophic claims come from using this scenario

00:09:48.880 which is deemed to be implausible but these other scenarios have three billion fewer people in them

00:09:56.080 so uh in one that we did with clintel where they sent a message to the world economic forum on climate change

00:10:03.680 uh we tried to make that clear that you know hopefully no one has decided wow there's a climate

00:10:09.360 emergency let's get rid of three billion people but you can see how you know devious minds might come

00:10:16.160 up with that and i mean the um unintended consequences of lockdown will be hundreds of thousands millions

00:10:26.160 of people who die prematurely who suffer in great pain and uh we have already seen that many people took

00:10:33.840 their lives uh so uh you know that is a deep population program right there well and whether

00:10:42.000 it's intentional or not intentional i imagine for some of the crazed ideologues and they exist there's

00:10:46.160 an anti-humanity type of ideologue out there and a lot of them are in the environmental circles they

00:10:51.120 think that anything humans do is is evil and and we should just basically get rid of people they're

00:10:55.760 self-loathing it's it's a a real problem uh as far as i'm concerned they need help but they get into

00:11:01.280 positions of influence but now the other thing we're looking at is is uh and again not all of

00:11:06.880 them necessarily are supporting but we've got a world food supply crisis coming down the pipe and

00:11:12.400 it's funny because we were warning you and i were on the show talking about the energy crisis back

00:11:16.400 last summer you know saying hey europe is up the creek they're in big trouble we got problems coming

00:11:22.080 and uh it wasn't heated and now you know due to with with the russia ukraine conflict on top of that

00:11:27.280 it's just become all the more acute but now we can see it anybody looking at economics anybody looking

00:11:31.680 at supply chains anybody looking at the regions where the war is we got a really big food crisis

00:11:37.280 coming and they're not talking about that at the world economic forum they're worried about reducing

00:11:40.880 our carbon footprint right and uh you know they're they're definitely not interested in helping people

00:11:48.560 say in uh egypt and and africa where they get most of their wheat from the ukraine so you know that uh

00:11:59.040 that material can't be shipped now it's locked in port at the moment and i just saw a video about it and

00:12:05.280 you know that we're not talking about part of their food coming from there we're talking about like 80

00:12:10.880 percent to some of these countries um and without that people will die on mass and uh the video i

00:12:18.320 just saw was um also talking about how in 2007 2008 there were you know there was the arab spring and

00:12:25.520 most people said oh that's you know because egypt wants to be democratic well it's because that part of

00:12:31.440 the world was suffering food shortages and food price hikes and there's a group of people called uh new

00:12:37.600 england complex systems institute and they did a study showing that as food prices rise civil unrest

00:12:44.960 rises and they could actually predict where in the world the next civil unrest would be based on their

00:12:52.720 complex system analysis yeah i mean look at somalia or anywhere in north africa and i i can't presume on

00:13:00.160 on your uh date of birth by any means but i'm old enough to remember the famines of the 80s

00:13:04.640 and the early 90s it was terrible north africa was was in ethiopia it was awful to see what was

00:13:10.320 happening and the thing that the reason we don't see it today is good modern i mean it didn't suddenly

00:13:15.920 turn into good growing areas in ethiopia and somalia and the populations didn't go down but due to modern

00:13:21.920 energy modern transportation and supply chains as you said we've been able to bring in wheat and products

00:13:27.120 from ukraine and such down there to feed people and that's not going to be coming down this year

00:13:32.240 we're going to see some serious problems yeah yeah it's catastrophic it's uh criminal and as you say

00:13:39.200 these guys at the world economic forum that should be if they are in fact accountable to all parts of

00:13:45.200 society if they are in fact doing things with morality and integrity at the center of everything

00:13:50.640 they do then this should be the first thing on their agenda and it actually it might even be a climate

00:13:56.960 war between ukraine and russia despite the other things that have been said but um uh you know the

00:14:04.560 world economic forum wants a global price on carbon by 2030 and russia has never ever bought into that

00:14:10.560 ideology of climate change we have on our website their rebuttal to the kyoto protocol from 2004 and

00:14:17.520 they called climate change ideology a threat to human civilization and i guess we're seeing that right now

00:14:23.840 absolutely and i mean russia didn't take the bs and that's part of why they became uh an energy

00:14:29.600 powerhouse because they weren't shackling themselves and and they could provide products

00:14:34.320 in volumes that the world demanded and then suddenly homework you know beholden to them and something

00:14:38.560 else that was interesting listening to them talk about their great transition and i heard a speech i

00:14:43.600 can't remember who was talking about but we're going to need cobalt and we're going to need lithium and

00:14:48.800 well even if you go that way now you're still going to have some small single source areas that

00:14:53.440 you're reliant on for your energy and and you're going to be vulnerable to energy crisis if there's

00:14:59.440 any disruptions yeah yeah you have to have a mix and actually you know there's uh fairly substantial

00:15:05.280 evidence that russia was funding most of the environmental groups to get germany to not uh keep

00:15:12.400 their nuclear plants online to uh you know not keep their coal plants open to uh continue to buy russian

00:15:20.560 oil and gas and uh you know and sadly i mean i think samuel for fari who's a professor emeritus of um

00:15:29.680 belgian university um and an energy director general for the eu for 36 years you know he wrote quite a

00:15:39.760 thoughtful article about how the war could have been prevented simply by making a proper energy deal

00:15:46.720 with the eu and russia and ukraine you know and solve it in a financial economic negotiated

00:15:53.040 contractual way because it makes the most sense actually for russian oil and gas to feed europe

00:16:00.720 otherwise europe has to bring everything by boat you know which is way more energy intensive the prices

00:16:06.160 are much higher and um you know and then you're you're creating an enemy by not buying their product

00:16:13.760 if you get my meaning yeah and then meanwhile here in canada we we have uh trudeau you know this is

00:16:20.960 kind of throwing out a left field but i imagine you've probably seen it and thought about it

00:16:23.840 they're looking to tax fertilizer now they're actually looking to treat fertilizer as uh because

00:16:29.200 they they feel it contributes to climate change and start taxing it to reduce the use of it which

00:16:34.160 of course will reduce the amount of food when we're moving towards a world food crisis this is

00:16:40.080 the the insanity of the ideology that's being pushed right now yeah yeah there are a lot of people in

00:16:45.920 the green movement who are very eager to go back to sort of organic farming and uh this is a project

00:16:52.880 that's happening in europe right now it's called the food to fork program and this is uh including these

00:16:59.680 things like reducing uh chemical fertilizers and chemical pesticides herbicides and um uh you know going

00:17:09.200 back to having cattle fertilize your field which they do anyway you know they'll just go out there

00:17:15.840 and poop all over the place and that's great and their hooves dig up the ground and you can see

00:17:20.080 marine pools film about about that return to eden that's on our website too but um but you know you can't

00:17:28.160 create mass food production with uh like my grandpa did with a um you know cowl around his neck a

00:17:37.360 yoke yoked to um to an oxen you can't do that like many millions more people will die so we can't go

00:17:47.200 back to that and actually you know there's lots of evidence showing that livestock doesn't create ghgs

00:17:54.560 that agricultural methods of today the farmers are way smarter and far ahead of all these crazy

00:18:00.480 um environmentalists and uh you know it's just insane that the government is listening to ideologues

00:18:09.200 and not the real people who do the real work people are going to suffer and die i know and i'm afraid

00:18:15.280 it's going to be a a cold comfort of being able to say i told you so you know eight nine months from

00:18:20.960 now when we see starvation really starting to to come into play in in vulnerable areas such as northern

00:18:26.480 africa or you're one drought away from it in some south american countries or places all over

00:18:31.520 and if they were listening i mean as you said if the world economic forum was an international

00:18:36.240 group of elites who want to actually better the world this should be the front and center subject

00:18:41.440 of today i'm sure economists have been asking for it i'm sure agricultural experts have been pointing

00:18:45.600 it out you know supply chain experts but they aren't talking about it and that's really disturbing

00:18:49.840 and that really kind of exposes them for what they are yeah yeah green grifters all of them

00:18:54.720 yeah well we'll watch and see as i said the one little upside is hey people are paying attention

00:19:00.400 to them more than they ever have before and people are realizing it you know like so many

00:19:04.800 of the other conspiracy theories out there well they weren't actually so much a conspiracy once the

00:19:08.720 facts came out so uh i i think you know kind of like a vampire that shining a light on it and exposing

00:19:15.360 it is going to be what takes their power away and we're working towards that but unfortunately i think

00:19:20.000 that these ideologues in the world stage are going to cause a lot of suffering and damage before we can

00:19:23.760 can finally get them under control yeah well and they all own big tech this is the real problem

00:19:29.680 they own a lot of the media you know after greta made her appearance there uh mark been off of

00:19:35.200 salesforce who's part of the world economic forum they put her on the cover of time he owns time you

00:19:42.000 know so um you know and uh mark carney he's a trustee there and what did mark do he told uh companies

00:19:49.760 that if you don't uh get on the climate change bandwagon you'll go bankrupt so you know these

00:19:55.120 people are just shooting their mouth off all over the place and making a mess of the world and uh we

00:20:01.360 can't really do a lot about it because they're not elected they're not accountable and they're

00:20:06.720 transnational so send your letters to the swiss government like clintel did you can see that

00:20:12.960 letter on our website on our blog great naturally since you brought it up and to close it out i

00:20:18.160 appreciate you coming on to talk to us it's always great when we have you on where can we find more

00:20:22.080 information about uh friends of science and yourself and where you're documenting all this because your

00:20:26.240 your site's a great resource i mean it's it's if you want to drill down and find a lot of stuff it's

00:20:30.560 there thank you well um you can look at uh www friendsofscience.org we're now going into our 20th

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00:21:07.440 and uh youtube of course so um look and see what we've got and we welcome any comments great well

00:21:15.200 thanks again michelle always good talking to you and i hope we can talk again sometime soon thank you

00:21:20.320 corey

Western Standard - May 26, 2022

Michelle Stirling on WEF green initiatives

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