From 1News … one of NZ’s leading government mouthpieces…

That climate ruse again.

“Global sustainability consultant Aimee Christensen told Q+A that industrial countries – like Aotearoa – are struggling to let go of their industries and acknowledge their contributions to historic emissions…”

Some of us know why the climate’s changed but they won’t be owning up to that any time soon. One of our former MPs Amy Adams did admit back in 2014 that geoengineering was a practice being considered to ‘combat climate change’. So we can safely assume it’s not conspiracy then as Nick Smith claims? Australia’s Sen Malcolm Roberts has put paid to the climate lies however, have a listen to his speech on topic in 2019.

So Aimee wants us to consider lab grown food? Show us the safety studies please Aimee. I’m remembering the failed Golden Rice fiasco. That pitched a second try on the public in 2018.

This latest attack on NZ farmers is all on cue. PM Ardern recently announced she wants to introduce a fart tax on farmers for their methane emissions! It will reduce our carbon footprint she says. Meanwhile these globalists (Ardern included) think nothing of swanning off to their elite annual meetings in Davos in private jets. They are not even smart enough to dupe us with the appearance of a smaller ‘carbon footprint’. And as to the climate ‘expert’ she has Clinton, Rockefeller and WEF links in her (not) impressive resume. You will even see Coca Cola, World Bank and Google in there.

This proposal for a fart tax was put out there a year or two back. It is how globalists typically work. Introduce the idea. Make like it’s dismissed when everybody gets up in arms. Then at a more opportune time, bring in an ‘expert’ like Ms Christenson to float the idea again.

In order to press farmers into their way of thinking ‘the Government needs to wield some heft’ she says.

“I’ve always had to have hope, and I’ve seen it – I’ve seen fearless leadership by government leaders…”

Fearless leadership? Heft? From our one source of truth?

Ardern is pretty good at that, as we’ve observed here in NZ for the past two years.

Here is a link to the lamestream article.