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Neil Oliver underscores how Net Zero rhetoric has gone quiet now that technocratic elites need dependable energy for vast data centres, which he describes as "the building blocks of a digital cage". He says the sudden return to oil and gas, after years of promoting wind and solar, exposes... show more

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Tim Hinchliffe3 months ago

That was my assessment over 2 years ago when I clipped this vid of Larry Fink at the 2024 WEF Special Meeting on Global Collaboration in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Wide Awake Media3 months ago

Featuring: @thecoastguy Full video. 👇

Antony Booth3 months ago

How is a wind turbine or solar panel, ever considered green energy? Look what they're made out of, how they were made and how much energy is used to make & maintain them. And that's not even mentioning the environmental harm they do!

Polly3 months ago

Expose the Climate Change Act hoax! Seven pals of George Soros were behind it from the start meaning Tony Blair agreed it to please his pal Soros. Blair, Brown, Cameron, David Miliband, Stern, Turner and Al Gore who arranged Live Earth 2007. All Soros' pals. Wow!

stillgoing paul3 months ago

Even the IPCC has recently come clean! But it's been censored by the Globalist-controlled and Funded BBC!

Gail Moore3 months ago

Indeed. And why, going full throttle with this right now? Maybe usual control narratives aren't working anymore, & they're increasingly desperate to lock the door of the cage.

Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella (ret) 🐭3 months ago

@Nuni_Sas_Yu They cheer for their current investment ;)

Janmar Kaczynski3 months ago

"Net zero has gone quiet" . Meanwhile Canada fingers in ears and elbows up not listening.... yet . 👀

Nisho 🚜3 months ago

🎯 Where’s @GretaThunberg ? Why isn’t she chained to railings somewhere complaining about the damage AI data centres do to the environment? How dare she be such a cretinous hypocrite? 🤬🤡

Greg Maybury3 months ago

👀👇🙏👍

Scott Craig Stevens/Plucky Dad3 months ago

I don’t know, Milliband is still at large banning underfloor heating, etc.

russell brennan3 months ago

The reality is Mad Ed is still banning the little things that make life easier in his pursuit of net zero oblivion. The more interesting question is why a small insignificant emitter has a political class obsessed with creating poverty for the masses

Brother523 months ago

@john_gayan He’s correct. As usual he nails it. @thecoastguy calls truth to power. He always does.

Ash3 months ago

@DarrenPlymouth They’ve made their billions Bastards

RJ3 months ago

After an event the other day I was having a great convo with 2 people on unrelated topics but then one of them mentions he works for a "green energy" company and I'm like wow, this is like meeting Hiroo Onoda or someone still in the whale oil industry in the 1860s.

BloodyHell3 months ago

That’s why the Green Party say nothing about the environment now, they now identify as Islamists and activists😏

Jesus Wept3 months ago

Indeed it does. “Conspiracy theorists” were right again. Climate change is a hoax used to enslave the populace. As are data centers. Data center promoters be like👇

Dr John Lockley3 months ago

Why are these power-hungry data-centres so suddenly being needed all over the place in such humongous sizes and electricity demands?

Tony Pressland3 months ago

@DarrenPlymouth I don’t see any evidence of it going quiet.

Tribes of Britain 🇬🇧3 months ago

Somebody please tell Miliband.

Lynn Elgood3 months ago

The UK Government, through its UK PACT (Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions) programme, has approved a £800,000 contract (excluding VAT) for a project supporting Vietnam’s renewable energy expansion and net-zero targets.

jimmy mack3 months ago

Never thought I'd repost a Neil Oliver post, but there u go.

Aller Simple3 months ago

@jcdurbant @RonDeSantis @JayCollinsFL Interesting pivot when it suits someone's narrative!

Alvin "everything is completely satire" Alberta3 months ago

Better tell Canada because they're still doing it

Jackie Ashley3 months ago

It won't go quiet. Despite the data centres,Net Zero is going full steam ahead for the peasants. Watch out for water shortages while they guzzle our supplies away.

CanadaInPeril3 months ago

@GoogleExpertUK Imagine that

Justine Warrington3 months ago

Sure is a sharp turn from the net zero to supporting all these data centres no matter what 🤔

🇨🇵 Francois LARREGAIN 🇨🇵3 months ago

Une évidence !

postkey3 months ago

'until it is possible to mine the minerals, build the components, manufacture and transport the technologies without the use of fossil fuels at any stage in the process, then there is no such thing as “renewable energy” ' ?

damien3 months ago

And this is why we must protest/ boycott these data centers, the lies that created wealth for a few at our expense (tax) have been exposed. The social media ban for under 16 except for the most vile (blue sky), is very telling. STOP THE DATA CENTERS

Jill3 months ago

Yes it does!

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