Does QGI's fuel harm the environmen6 Dec 2018 17:05
Oil companies are attacked by green activists for the harm they do to the environment. so as investors in QFI, should we feel guilty?
I say not.
Think about motive. We all live on Earth and want to survive and want our children to survive, and most people care about wildlife and want animals to survive, so why would anyone falsify evidence to deny MMGW theory and object to anything being done to save the planet?
There is no motive, but there is plenty of motive for making up a hoax theory that MMGW is killing the planet.
How much has Al Gore made out of it? A fortune.
In Britain, politicians who have promoted the green agenda in parliament have made money from green companies. I have read of plenty of MPs and Lords who are paid consultants to some green energy business or on the board of directors of a company in the environmental field or green energy business. They give speeches in parliament and push through measures that cost us, the public, money, but they put money into the business to which they have a connection.
How many politicians, even with no connection to environmental firms, have used climate change as the reason to demand more new taxes - politicians love new taxes. However, I do agree with plastic bag levy, but that isn't about global warming.
The motive is there to push MMGW but the only motive for denying it is to let the world hear the truth and end the hoax.
Are you old enough to remember Johnny Ball? He used to present BBC science programmes for children. He explained science in an informative and entertaining way.
If you are too young to remember him, then you must have been one of the schoolchildren he talks about here, so I ask you to listen to Johnny Ball and then ask yourself if you were brainwashed in school.
"Johnny Ball - Climate Change Lies"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZRh1fP1EpU
"Johnny Ball - Politicised Science Brainwashing our Young"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZoZ_GwaR74
So on that basis, that MMGW is a lie, we need not feel guilty.