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Loony tunes time…. Bill Gates says it’s so, so it isn’t a conspiracy theory any more. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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Billionaire Bill Gates has announced he will be ditching the climate "doomsday" narrative.
This is according to Gates' own blog post, which says the doomsday narrative is incorrect.
"The doomsday outlook is causing much of the climate community to focus too much on near-term emissions goals, and it’s diverting resources from the most effective things we should be doing to improve life in a warming world," Gates states.
According to Trellis, Gates has spent more than $2 billion of his fortune on projects that claim to combat global warming.
"Although climate change will have serious consequences — particularly for people in the poorest countries — it will not lead to humanity’s demise,” Gates wrote.
“People will be able to live and thrive in most places on Earth for the foreseeable future.”
This is contrary to some of Gates' earlier remarks on climate change.
As CNBC reported in 2021, Gates posted a blog post stating, "As awful as this pandemic is, climate change could be worse.”
"This problem is urgent, and the debate is complex, but I believe we can come together to invent new carbon-zero technologies, deploy the ones we have, and ultimately avoid a climate catastrophe," Gates wrote in his 2021 book How to Avoid a Climate Disaster.
As the New York Post reports, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has spent huge amounts of money on reducing greenhouse gas emissions technology, including technology to dim the sun and redirect rays out of the atmosphere.
Gates has faced criticism for flying around in his private jet worth $70 million, which spews 450 gallons of fuel per hour, to spread his climate doom narrative.
He says in his blog post he offsets his footprint with “with legitimate carbon credits.”
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Something that occurred to me this morning as I'm reading over and over again (regarding the back to work order) is the use of the "Not Withstanding Clause" as a bad thing and over reach by government etc...THIS coming from the unions and NDP is laughable, what's even more laughable is they referring to using the NWC to force vaccination, you know the thing Notley wanted to do?
WHAT IF the Liberals, NDP and Unions in an attempt to not only get rid of Danielle but remove the NWC (that is currently in the courts by the Feds) so the Feds can take over Alberta with no opposition having that pesky clause standing in the way of our rights and freedoms in Alberta. I think this is bigger than a teacher's strike and far more nefarious. I believe they see Alberta separation as a real threat and want to squash us and take away our autonomy over our resources. We live in interesting and very scary times
Here is what I received this morning about pensions. Have a read. I couldn’t agree more. It’s time to bring our pension and its control home.
When Alberta first proposed the idea of an Alberta Pension Plan, opponents on the left immediately claimed it was a scheme for politicians to seize control of Albertans’ retirement savings.
They warned that the government would use pension money to fund pet projects or make political investments.
That was always absurd.
The idea behind an Alberta Pension Plan was never about political control - it was about independence, fairness, and ensuring that Albertans receive full value for the billions they contribute every year to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP).
We’ve been clear from the start that we would only support an Alberta Pension Plan if it were managed by an independent, non-political board based in Alberta - not by bureaucrats or politicians, and certainly not as a tool for anyone’s agenda.
But ironically, since Alberta began seriously discussing its own plan, Ottawa ...
