🏭 ♻️ 👁 The carbon footprint deception: ‘personal environmental responsibility’ or globalist tool of control?
Coined by BP in the 2000s to blame individuals, rather than corporations or governments, for climate change, carbon footprint calculators estimate personal CO2 emissions based on how much energy is used to heat or cool your home, electricity use, emissions from travel, and meat consumption (the more you eat, the bigger the footprint).
Linked to the Club of Rome’s 70s-vintage doom & gloom scenarios on CO2 pollution, the calculators’ main point is simple: be a ‘responsible consumer’ to reduce your footprint and save the planet.
Big lie
🔴 Just 57 companies -mostly fossil fuel producers like ExxonMobil, Shell, BP and Chevron, account for a whopping 80% of global emissions, per the Carbon Majors Database
🔴 Militaries account for 5.5% more, with the US military alone spewing more CO2 than nations like Sweden or Portugal, per the Common Wealth think tank
🔴 In 2020, when lockdowns paralyzed nations and locked people in their homes, the International Energy Agency found that global energy-related CO2 emissions fell just 5.8%. So much for ‘personal responsibility’
Here's the scary part
While the vast majority of CO2 pollution isn’t the fault of individuals, globalists are eager to use the carbon footprint concept to enslave you.
🔴 The World Economic Forum is openly pushing a ‘My Carbon’ tool derided by critics as a “personal carbon social credit system” designed to “track everything you do, everything you buy, everything you eat” using blockchain tech integrated with CBDCs
🔴 Governments and banks are doing the same, promoting ‘personal carbon wallets’ dubbed “neo-feudalism” by critics, allowing the rich to buy carbon credits from the poor
🔴 Incidentally, a 2023 Oxfam report found that the yachts, jets and mansions of just 12 of the world’s richest people (including Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Carlos Slim) emit 2 million homes-worth of CO2. Gates’ excuse? Investing in emission reduction tech for use by poor people
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Coined by BP in the 2000s to blame individuals, rather than corporations or governments, for climate change, carbon footprint calculators estimate personal CO2 emissions based on how much energy is used to heat or cool your home, electricity use, emissions from travel, and meat consumption (the more you eat, the bigger the footprint).
Linked to the Club of Rome’s 70s-vintage doom & gloom scenarios on CO2 pollution, the calculators’ main point is simple: be a ‘responsible consumer’ to reduce your footprint and save the planet.
Big lie
🔴 Just 57 companies -mostly fossil fuel producers like ExxonMobil, Shell, BP and Chevron, account for a whopping 80% of global emissions, per the Carbon Majors Database
🔴 Militaries account for 5.5% more, with the US military alone spewing more CO2 than nations like Sweden or Portugal, per the Common Wealth think tank
🔴 In 2020, when lockdowns paralyzed nations and locked people in their homes, the International Energy Agency found that global energy-related CO2 emissions fell just 5.8%. So much for ‘personal responsibility’
Here's the scary part
While the vast majority of CO2 pollution isn’t the fault of individuals, globalists are eager to use the carbon footprint concept to enslave you.
🔴 The World Economic Forum is openly pushing a ‘My Carbon’ tool derided by critics as a “personal carbon social credit system” designed to “track everything you do, everything you buy, everything you eat” using blockchain tech integrated with CBDCs
🔴 Governments and banks are doing the same, promoting ‘personal carbon wallets’ dubbed “neo-feudalism” by critics, allowing the rich to buy carbon credits from the poor
🔴 Incidentally, a 2023 Oxfam report found that the yachts, jets and mansions of just 12 of the world’s richest people (including Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Carlos Slim) emit 2 million homes-worth of CO2. Gates’ excuse? Investing in emission reduction tech for use by poor people
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