Too few among today’s citizens have come to the realization that the very same tactics used to spread fear of global warming and the demonization of a CO2 as the causal agency for climate change, is identical in principle to those techniques used to spread hysteria over a new pandemic. In both cases, the same sleight of hand was deployed by the same imperial interests designed to persuade humanity that our survival is threatened by a non-existent danger, while our salvation is found in a poison.
In this presentation delivered to the 76th Stiftung Corona Ausschuss, Canadian Patriot Review’s Matthew Ehret lays out the fallacy of statistical thinking, the fraud of computer models, manipulated data sets and false consensuses used to get seemingly educated people to turn off their own powers of thinking. Not only is the history of the Anglo American promotion of eugenics (pre and post WWII) featured in this lecture, but we also shed light on the causes of today’s manufactured energy crisis, the ugly agenda behind the Great Reset and also debunk the belief that CO2 has any causal connection to climate change.
ESKOM Management Ushers in the Green New Deal for South Africa
by PD Lawton
André de Ruyter,Group Chief Executive (GCE) of Eskom Holdings, wants to power South Africa with wind and solar. De-carbonizing the economy of this coal rich country is a mutilation of its industrial capacity. In other words, the Ramaphosa administration has mandated the management that they appointed to Eskom, to de-industrialize Africa`s largest economy. While other African countries are trying to go nuclear, Ramaphosa continues to oppose expansion of South Africa`s nuclear industry, while he steers the republic towards the Oligarchy`s Green New Deal.
If he were alive today, Guyanese author, Walter Rodney, would call this neo-colonialism on steroids. He would write a book on the Oligarchy`s Great Reset cum Green New Deal and call it` How Europe Keeps Africa Underdeveloped`.
For a well educated person, Mr de Ruyter is remarkably blinded by glistening solar panels and fails to see that neither wind nor solar can, nor ever will, provide base load for an industrialized economy, no matter the technological advances made in the inordinately costly storage batteries. The only `base load` being provided by renewables is the substantial amount of cash on offer from the IMF for carbon-free enterprise. That begs the question : rather than being involved in a scandal of rascism , is Mr Ruyter involved in a scandal of legalized bribery?
In a recent interview he outlined his policy for South Africa`s power utility with 4 key policy points. These are, according to him, the trendy policies for the `energy revolution`.
1 ) De-carbonization – turning to renewable energy of wind and solar
2) De-centralization – project execution risk for mega projects, i.e the bigger the project, the greater the financial risk, therefore think small and private sector
3) Democratization – consumer choice
4) Digitalization – “a dynamic computer driven ability to optimize and match buyers and sellers on a real time basis”.
This is what his 4 policies really mean for South Africans:
De-carbonization: There is no scientific evidence that carbon dioxide levels correlate with temperature. If someone tells you that there is evidence then they are either misinformed or lying. Carbon dioxide is not toxic nor is it a pollutant.
South Africa has vast natural reserves of coal. It is the 8th richest country in the world in terms of known coal deposits. Technological advancement in the emissions scrubbing process from coal fired power plants now allow for near zero emissions of the real pollutant , sulphur dioxide. China recently co-built the Sahiwal coal fired power plant with the government of Pakistan. It is one of the cleanest in the world and as with all modern Chinese coal plants,far surpasses European and even Japanese emission standards.
De-centralization : is it going to far to say this is an attack on South Africa`s national sovereignty? Surely a centralized energy policy is the backbone of any national development plan? Don`t believe the propoganda and character assassination of South Africa`s power utility and its management under the Zuma government. Eskom, up until 2018 has served the country most commendably given the strangle hold on it by the Oligarchy`s Anglo-Swiss mnc, Glencore. De Ruyter brings up the cases of Kusile and Medupi as examples of mismanagement by the pre-2018 Eskom board when the deliberate sabotage of these projects is known about.
De-centralization is just another term for privatization, like `unbundling`. Since Zuma was forced out of office ( Johann Rupert financed the bribery to vote him out),Eskom has been the target of a conspiracy.
The goal of the conspirators is the privatization of South Africa`s prime national asset. The end-goal is to keep millions of citizens living in informal settelments without access to electricity or productive employment so that under this policy of malthusianism, they will have little chance of aspiring to anything.
Privatized electricity will become so costly that progress, higher living standards and investment in industry will be kept at what the Oligarchy refer to as a `sustainable level.` Sustainable development as meant by the likes of Klaus Schwab and Prince Charles is a policy for depopulation. In other words the Oligarchy want to keep the peasants scratching a living while they continue to live in splendor.
Democratization : this term is misleading. It is not a policy to introduce consumer choice. It is deregulation which is the reduction or elimination of government power in a particular industry. Competition is a good thing but with electricity ? The cards are already rigged in favour of renewables which are only relatively cheap at present because coal and nuclear are subsidizing the cost. Eskom is being used to pay for the installation of infrastructure and equipment of the renewables industry which is already owned by some of the richest individuals in the world.
Digitalization : – electricity demand as part of the speculative casino economy of the stock market which will benefit the banks and billionaires,the speculative economy.
I find Mr de Ruyter`s vision of South Africa`s future alarming. His most chilling statement in this interview is that he cannot promise that load-shedding will be an issue of the past. To quote him:
“But once we have completed this program of Reliability Maintenance, we will be able to significantly reduce but not entirely elliminate it ( load shedding/power cuts), let me stress that, the risk of load shedding, going forward.”
This exercise in self-righteousness on behalf of an environmentalist ideology which is provably based on fake science, is outrageous in a country where over 10 million people live in urban slums without access to electricity or sanitation.On what level of morality does this ideology base itself? The historical equivalent is Germany under Adolph Hitler where `untermensch` were imprisoned in camps and left to die. How can a national energy policy have a proviso for future load shedding if that policy is not aimed at population control as energy consumption correlates with living standards? This is malthusianism to reduce South Africa`s population!
Even if it were the case that the planet is dying due to carbon dioxide levels, which it is not, I would still choose to give every South African a job, every child a meal, every household a constant and cheap supply of electricity before saving exactly what, the weather?
Mr de Ruyter says on the question of the flat lining of economic growth in South Africa over the past few years and whether or not that is related to energy capacity:
“ I am not an economist, so I dont want to make an announcement on that” . You do not have to be an economist to work that out. You do not need a university degree to work that out. What drives production, Mr de Ruyter? What does a steel mill run on? What do factories that produce goods run on? What is the essential ingredient of a productive economy? Could the answer be…..electricity?
In fact in these Orwellian times, it is economists who can be the root of the problem, like many scientists and academia at large, they stick to official dogma or risk losing the research grant or their job. Professor Patrick Bond of Wits University and eminent South African economist, is fond of repeting the bizarre childish mantra” Keep the oil in the soil and the coal in the hole.”
Unfortunately he is in good company with an even more emminent South African economist, Grové Steyn and member of Eskom`s Sustainability Task Team. Steyn was involved in the public awareness campaign used to sabotage the plan for the expansion of the country`s nuclear industry. His economic vision for South Africa is uncannily similar to that of de Reuyter. Steyn says that the future is uncertain and that therefore we must not plan for it.
This is a dark Orwellian crawl into the realms of madness. South Africa under such leadership is losing its position in the world, its hold on reality, and its sense of duty to provide the moral right of every citizen with a dignified standard of living.
De Ruyter derogatorily describes Eskom as having been over the past 98 years, “a monolithic, vertically integrated utility.”
That is precisely how South Africa came to be the southern African mecca for employment and the most industrialized country on the continent.
“The comments below by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, are very timely as G-20 nations convene in Glasgow for the COP26 Summit. President Museveni is absolutely correct. The Green energy movement proposed by the West will lead to more deaths, increase poverty, and impose more misery, and suffering across the continent of sub-Saharan African (SSA). Under the guise of reducing C02, the “Green Reset” supported by all the global financial instructions, will suppress the growth of agriculture, manufacturing and industry in SSA. “
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Solar and Wind Force Poverty on Africa: Africa Needs Reliable Energy-Nuclear-to Power Industrialized Economies
The comments below by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, are very timely as G-20 nations convene in Glasgow for the COP26 Summit. President Museveni is absolutely correct. The Green energy movement proposed by the West will lead to more deaths, increase poverty, and impose more misery, and suffering across the continent of sub-Saharan African (SSA). Under the guise of reducing C02, the “Green Reset” supported by all the global financial instructions, will suppress the growth of agriculture, manufacturing and industry in SSA. The deficit of energy in SSA is killing Africans today and has retarded economic growth in SSA for decades. Over the last several decades Western nations and intuitions have done nothing to address the huge infrastructure needs in Africa. However, now these same institutions are using the Green ideology to prevent Africa from developing. My estimates are that SSA needs at least 1,000 gigawatts of energy. I support burning as much oil, gas, and coal as necessary in preparation to transitioning into economies powered by nuclear energy. Only in the last ten years as we seen minimally, but important construction of vital infrastructure by China and Belt and Road Initiative.
Season 1 comes to an end, but don’t despair, Season 2 premiers next week. In this last episode, Princy explores how South Africans access energy differently depending on their socioeconomic status.
Africa4Nuclear is a platform that takes you through the evolution of energy and how nuclear energy and its range of applications have become a driving force that can improve lives all across Africa.
Princess ‘Princy’ Mthombeni is the receipt of the Women in Nuclear Global Excellence Award 2021, awarded by Women in Nuclear Global.
The topic of global warming and climate change is far more scientifically complex than the public is led to believe.
Myriads of newspaper, magazine and TV items over decades have tended to simplify the science to the point at which the general public believes that it is all so simple that any fool can see what is happening. Public groups often accuse world leaders and scientists of being fools, if they do not instantly act on simple messages projected by individuals or public groups.
One often hears phrases like: ‘The science is settled.’ It is not. Even more worrying is that the reality of the correct science is actually very different to much of the simple public perception.
An additional complicating factor is that there are political groupings wanting to change the world social order and who are using the climate change issue as a vehicle to achieve these objectives. They want the ‘science’ to say what they want it to say and are not interested in the truth. Sections of the public, with noble good intentions, then frequently do not realise that they are being induced by such elements to unwittingly support a political agenda, which in reality is unrelated to the climate issue.
Cette semaine, nous avons la joie de partager avec vous notre interview de Dora Muanda, directrice scientifique de la Semaine de la Science et des Technologies en République démocratique du Congo.
The Belt and Road Initiative Empowering the African Youth to Realize Future Africa
Source: BRIX Sweden
Africa’s Renaissance in the Digital Age!
23 October 2021
In this webinar hosted by RythmInno a youth-based China-Africa innovation and digitalization hub, Hussein Askary, board member of the Belt and Road Institute in Sweden (BRIX) explains the different stages of Africa’s coming economic renaissance in collaboration with China in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Hussein Askary is a board member of the Belt and Road Institute in Sweden (BRIX). Visit RythmInno at: http://rythminno.com/ Visit the Belt and Road Institute in Sweden: www.brixsweden.or
Development in Africa , which is the alleviation of poverty , is primarily being realized through partnership with China`s Belt and Road Initiative. This is because China lends ( and gives) financing for hard infrastructure, transport and energy projects.
Ethiopia is the foremost African country in China`s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Destabilizing Ethiopia is attacking development in Ethiopia, which is attacking development in the Horn of Africa which is saboutaging development across the continent which is ultimately an attack on China as China expands development of the physical economy through the BRI.
Andrew Korybko gives a highly lucid and intelligent assessment of the Oligarch`s proxy war in Tigray, Ethiopia in an interview with Prime Media:
“We see a country, the second most populous in Africa, with a very proud, anti-imperialist history and a very proud legacy of never having been colonized, standing up for itself, fighting against a rogue former political faction that turned into terrorists and are committing terrorist acts. They [the TPLF] are holding people de facto hostage in their region, starving them as they have previously done in the 1980s, but the whole story is not being said because the United States and other countries want to put pressure on Ethiopia……”
“…while there is a lot of talk about the upcoming Asian Century, there is no Asian Century without there being an African Century. The Asian Century is centered on China`s rise and China requires Africa to continue growing and rising and visa versa.
Because Ethiopia is China`s top Belt and Road Initiative partner, I mean we see the recent creation of the Addis-Ababa Railway which is a very important Chinese investment in Africa, it is the flagship project, actually [of the BRI]. And we see all the Chinese investment in Ethiopia, we see the political cooperation, we see the training programs [high skills and technology transfer], we see all of that!
If Ethiopia is destabilized that could eventually impact not only on Chinese-Ethiopian relations but also more broadly on Chinese-African relations. And against this new Cold War paradigm of the Asian Century being dependent on the African Century and visa versa The United States believes they can kill, proverbally, two birds with one stone, by striking at one of Africa`s most important countries, Ethiopia. And striking via proxies.
This proxy war is multi-faceted. The United States is waging it indirectly through support of the TPLF, through corrupt UN officials who are suspectedof arming and equipping the TPLF as well as providing them with fuel and vehicles.
It is also being waged through economic means, sanctions through the US and the influence the United States exerts over international financial institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund, with which Ethiopia is presently trying to negotiate a debt deal.
Now another way is information warfare, this goes back of course to your first question : Why is Ethiopia in the news so much?”
watch the full interview here:
Source: Prime Media World
Andrew Korybko on the intent of coordinated international pressure on 🇪🇹 Exusively on Prime Media
Human Rights Commission asked to look into post-apartheid forced removal
255 people live in dire circumstances in “Soweto” in Mthatha after they were forcefully relocated in 2012
| By Mkhuseli Sizani and Hoseya Jubase News | Mthatha
Sandile Mngweba, 61, crawls out of his hovel in Soweto informal settlement in Mthatha. He says since his eviction in 2012, “life has been difficult for me. … For all these years I have been crawling like a dog into this dog kennel of mine.” All photos: Mkhuseli Sizani
Since their eviction from their shacks in 2012, the community of Soweto informal settlement, Mthatha, has lived in dire conditions.
They say their lives were destroyed and they have never recovered after the Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality forcefully relocated them.
The community says no help has been forthcoming from the municipality.
Most survive by scrounging for food in bins or waste picking for recyclables.
They have taken their case to the South African Human Rights Commission.
Over 250 residents of Soweto informal settlement in Mthatha have taken the King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality (KSD) to the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), they say, for subjecting them to inhumane living conditions.
They also allege that the municipality duped them into believing they would get RDP houses.
The community lives in squalor, mostly in 15 bungalows in and around an old mechanical workshop. They live by scavenging for food in dirt bins and waste picking for recycling.
The residents are the remnants of a much bigger eviction carried out in May 2012. They say they were evicted illegally from Tipini, an old dumpsite near Waterfall Park. Some had been living there for decades. Their shacks were demolished by the municipality and then torched by neighbouring Waterfall Park residents.
Nuclear for Africa’s Prosperity!
ENERGY IN ALL ITS FORMS
This episode explores the popular forms of energy sources: from renewables such as solar and wind, to fossil fuels like coal. And of course… nuclear energy!
Africa4Nuclear is a platform that takes you through the evolution of energy and how nuclear energy and its range of applications have become a driving force that can improve lives all across Africa.
Princess ‘Princy’ Mthombeni is the receipt of the Women in Nuclear Global Excellence Award 2021, awarded by Women in Nuclear Global.
