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"While the Western world pushes for net zero carbon emissions by 2050, China is seeking to establish themselves as the head of the world order by 2049." "The Western world is responsible for roughly 27% of global emissions, which is less than China alone." "As long as China continues...

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Wide Awake Media1 年前

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WeAreNarrative1 年前

The world has wasted TRILLIONS appeasing climate catastrophism. To no effect except civilizational damage. Of the West; NOT China. Catastrophism is a proven* secular religion. With anti-Western guilt. It pushes irrational policy for the FALSE morality of 'saving the planet'. * For a robust proof that climate catastrophism is a secular religion, which defies all climate science, even the mainstream/IPCC, follow the link in my profile; paperback and free PDF.

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Ghostgirl 🇺🇲🇱🇧✝️1 年前

I find it interesting that chinese diplomats want to reinvest their money in their country to watch it explode, thrive, and become a superpower. Our politicians want to take our tax money and fucking flounder it all over the goddamn world and pillage the honeypot.

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Mr. zhang1 年前

@grok Is he right about the issue of carbon emissions?

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Stevefed1 年前

Let Greta handle it. That’s her shtick, right? Why do you not see her go to China, Russia, etc? Because she is a corner panhandler just like Al Gore.

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anastacia1 年前

They need to plant tress over there!!!!!

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