2024-01-29
It's a silly question really - the laws of Nature are "immutable", at least as far as human beings are concerned.
So perhaps the government really have set themselves up for an epic fail, even by their own abysmal standards of creating projects that don't work and/or don't come in on time and within budget (yes, such things are possible given reasonable project planning and management that respects the laws of Nature).
The question of course, given that the Government is (at least in its own thinking) all powerful, how much damage it will wreak to the nation and to the population in its attempt to support the unstoppable legislation when it meets the immovable object of the laws of Nature?
And in fact it's much worse than that - it's not just one Government that is hell-bent on this disastrous course, it is pretty much all (largely western) governments, all besotted by the pronouncements of the UN-WEF partnership and their various unaccountable hangers-on. But though they may be unaccountable to us, so equally may the laws of Nature turn out to be unaccountable to them.
So whilst I cannot make reliable predictions (especially about the future) it doesn't take much imagination to suggest with a degree of confidence that the current green fad, as supported to the hilt by global governmental hubris in the very teeth of real science, is not going to end well - in fact it seems to be on course to:
- destroy our food supplies (supply chains constructed painstakingly over many years)
- send our youthful ingenus to face Russian / Hamas guns in far-flung conflicts that have no obvious relevance to the UK (unless you believe that the Russians are as mad for conflict as our own governments - personally I think they have been remarkably restrained ... so far)
- destroy our ability to keep warm, keep the lights on, cook what food we will be permitted, and stay fuelled up for safe transport
- choose for those who survive how we will be permitted spend our earnings after tax, compulsory levies, more tax, etc
Just saying ...
