Sharm-El-Sheikh is a former Israeli fishermen’s village at the shores of the Red Sea. Up until 1967 it was only inhabited by a few hundred people. When Egypt conquered the area from Israel, it decided in the 1980’s to make a tourist walhalla from the area. By now, the place has expanded with hundreds of hotels an airport, and is exploded from a fisherman’s village to a city that holds hundreds of thousands of people, all year long. All of this happened artificially, in a desert. Millions of tons of CO2 are produced every year, in this “Las Vegas” of Egypt.
And where does the United Nations hold their Climate Conference this year? Yep, in Sharm-El-Sheikh. There, the elite will decide how much the average person will have to pay extra in “CO2 taxes”, what we will be allowed to use to heat our houses, etcetera.
This is not just ironic, in my opinion it is laughing in the face of every single word citizen to hold it there. It’s beyond sarcasm.
This fact shows how far the elite are away from reality. The climate has become a business. Where the aim is not to create a better planet, but what they can do make the most money out of the measures they take. Multinationals have complete departementschef that are focussed on taking the most advantage of what the UN climate panel decides. Preferably through “green washing”. Climate Change is a business model and we are the product!
Sincerely,
Pele23
