If Poland has enough gas supplies to hold out until the end of the year when a new pipeline comes on line than why the twenty four percent rise in energy prices? Why has electricity prices in Europe been exploding? Because they've been busy beavers implementing the redistribution of energy though out Europe building the infrastructure needed to realign how countries receive and distribute energy needs. The final goals after dealing with natural gas will be the transition of interconnector transitions lines to move toward green new energy goals. Somebody has to pay for all that infrastructure. During a course of out of control inflation, shut downs and job losses it would be pretty hard to look at your constituents and convince them that now is the time to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into new green energy initiatives so what better way than to fear monger people into submission. Somebody has to replenish that pot of one hundred million dollars given by the EU Recovery and Resilience Plan and the six hundred fifty seven million to the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) just allocated in an electrical grid that spans the route in place of where the east med pipeline was suppose to go until recently put on hold, possibly never to see the light of day again.
Like I said in an opinion piece yesterday that in his yearly letter to investors Nick Fink of Black Rock said that climate goal changes doesn't entail the total elimination of fossil fuels. Dependent upon what countries are using transition over to a cleaner source of energy is moving towards carbon reductions. I think people would be really surprised to see just how busy these people have been working towards transitioning your life. Many of these pipes lines have already been operational, some close to operational (like Poland), with others expected to come online within the next couple years. Most of this looks to be scurrying liquefied natural gas around the globe to where ever it needs to go with the goal of reducing coal as a main source of fuel.
They argue it's meant to reduce buying oil/natural gas from tyrants, and I admit my research thus far is preliminary, but one couldn't escape the thought of how does not buying oil/natural gas from tyrants end up being about emissions reductions. These projects are praised for achieving the goals towards 2030 carbon reductions and alleviating "fears" of tyrants shutting off the gas. There has been a incident here or there but anything that justifies billions of dollars on new infrastructure? Reading the headlines this morning on Poland and the dramatic increase in energy prices I am still of the mindset thus far to believe what I said in my prior post yesterday. This war is being used to drive the goals of the climate agenda. All the hype and distractions keeps you from noticing that they are implementing their agenda behind your backs without you even noticing it.
