E.U. Rules Will Force Dutch To Ban Livestock Farming

Dutch livestock farmers are increasingly outraged and bewildered over a 2019 court ruling that has begun to force thousands of them out of the business—by design.

The 2019 ruling, issued by the highest court in the Netherlands, upheld lower court rulings that found the country was failing to comply with European Union (E.U.) environmental regulations. The ruling ordered the Dutch government to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent by 2020—requiring the country to “nearly double the entire amount of greenhouse gas emission cuts it has made since 1990 within one year” (something it notably failed to do). The chief basis of the ruling appears to be limiting the impacts of greenhouse-gas emissions tied to manure.

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Climate Activism Has a Cult Problem

Maybe you saw Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” smeared with two cans of tomato soup. Or the 20-year-old man who set fire to his arm at a tennis tournament, wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the words “End UK Private Jets.” Or the traffic on London’s M25 highway blocked by protesters for days. One 24-year-old girl, Louise, climbed atop a crane on the highway. “I’m here because I don’t have a future,” she exclaimed between sobs.

All these stories feature young members of a movement that claims to fight climate change by demanding their governments stop using and producing fossil fuels immediately.

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The ‘15-minute city’ is not a conspiracy theory

If you drive a car, you might be worried about how the rise of low-traffic neighbourhoods across Britain will affect your daily life. But before you voice your concerns online or talk to other worried motorists, you need to be careful. Because according to warnings from the mainstream media, you could soon find yourself tumbling down a dark, conspiratorial rabbit hole.

Hmm this is much worse than I read the first go round.

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Norwegian Shipping Company Bans Electrified Vehicles Over Fire Fears

Another shipment of electric cars is on its way.

Norway’s Havila Krystruten is one of two shipping companies that sails between the coastal cities of Bergen and Kierkenes and says that it will no longer carry electric or electrified vehicles on its ships following the results of an external investigation.

The company mostly carries passengers and goods on the route, but now says that it will only carry private vehicles with internal combustion engines. Havila Krystruten cited fire safety as the main reason for its decision.

h/t Mauser

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GOLDSTEIN: Liberals praise their ‘Just Transition’ plan no one has seen

If the federal government’s “Just Transition” program for workers who will be laid off in Canada’s transformation into a green energy superpower is as great as the Liberals and their media apologists claim, where is it?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised it in the 2019 federal election and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said recently he hopes to unveil it early this year.

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Wyoming lawmakers push to ban all electric vehicles by 2035

Justin Trudeau crying on cue.

While Canada moves to get gas-powered vehicles off the road, lawmakers in Wyoming have gone in the opposite direction and are calling for a ban on electric vehicles.

The bill, introduced into the state legislature on Jan. 13 by Senator Jim Anderson and other Republicans, supports phasing out the sale of new electric vehicles in Wyoming by 2035.

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California’s Green Debacle

The Golden State’s energy policies impose ruinous costs on residents but make no measurable impact on global climate.

Climate change, which serves as the all-purpose villain for every adverse event today, is the driving force behind California’s energy policies. Whether in response to summer drought and wildfires, winter rains and mudslides, or alleged price-gouging by climate-denying oil companies, the state has adopted energy policies that will supposedly vanquish climate change, much as Hollywood’s heroes vanquish evildoers.


Now the Cartels are stealing water to irrigate their pot farms…

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Bumpy Road Ahead For Justin’s EV-La-La-Land

Is Canada ready to meet its ‘aggressive’ electric vehicle mandate by 2026?

As Canada has mandated at least 20 per cent of car sales to be electric vehicles by 2026, some are questioning if the goal is realistic given supply levels and charging infrastructure.

The federal government has said that there will be penalties for manufacturers and importers that do not meet the 20 per cent sales target. After 2026, the government is aiming for 60 per cent of sales to be EVs by 2030, with all sales being electric by 2035.


No surprise that the idiots in Ottawa ruining our economy are divorced from reality.

EV’s are a latter day version of Hitler’s “People’s Car” the Volkswagen, an outright con.

The scheme by which workers, under the influence of a massive advertising campaign, parted with a portion of their wages each week to put towards buying a “Strength Through Joy car” turned out to be no more than a means of getting them to put in more overtime so that they could contribute to the financing of rearmament. By the end of 1939, 270,000 people had lent 110 million Reichsmarks to the state in this way. In the end, no fewer than 340,000 people invested their money in the scheme. Not one of them ever got a Volkswagen in return. The factory was converted to war production in September 1939.

EV’s are being used to provide Trudeau’s Green-scam a veneer of normalcy as if the transition to the nirvana of Justin’s Electric-La-La-Land will be virtually painless.

Just as German workers were conned out of funds Junior is robbing Canadians to support an EV manufacturing and supply chain strategy made out of whole cloth.

You will not have a car let alone an electric vehicle if Trudeau and his fellow fanatics have their way.

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The costly stupidity of the recycling religion

For decades, we’ve been told: Recycle!

“If we’re not using recycled paper, we’re cutting down more trees!” says Lynn Hoffman, co-president of Eureka Recycling.

Recycling paper (or cardboard) does save trees. Recycling aluminum does save energy. But that’s about it.

The ugly truth is that many “recyclables” sent to recycling plants are never recycled. The worst is plastic. Even Greenpeace now says, “Plastic recycling is a dead-end street.”

Hoffman often trucks it to a landfill.

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Ontario has much at stake in Japan’s losing EV race

Japan is at risk of losing the race in all-electric vehicles (EVs). And that poses a danger for southern Ontario, with its three Japanese auto plants.

Among the 35 models in Bloomberg’s latest ranking of the best performing EVs only three are Japanese vehicles.

Toyota Motor Corp., the world’s biggest automaker, concentrates on hybrid vehicles, which it pioneered with the first gas-electric Prius a quarter of a century ago. As do most Japanese automakers.


Bear in mind that Toyota among others are not sold on EV’s as the future. No one should be, that is no one who hopes to own a personal vehicle. EV’s are a pipe dream.

Toyota’s CEO Still Not Sold on EVs

Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda is still pushing his company’s interest in hybrids and hydrogen. And he says many in the industry agree with him.


The Trudeau government has been running around throwing money at virtually anything that has an Electric-La-La-Land sticker on it.

We’re late to the EV game but that may be a blessing assuming saner heads prevail and recognize that EV’s are nothing but a con job. 

I have a sinking feeling that the only carbon reduction Canada will see thanks to Justin’s nonsense will be all that cash leaving the country.

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The unhinged environmentalism of Al Gore

Lucky old Americans. They only had to put up with one fruitcake as president, in Donald Trump. It could have been worse. But for a few hanging chads in Florida in the 2000 Presidential election, they could have ended up with Al Gore.

It isn’t just the hanging chads, though, that have become unhinged, but Gore himself. In an extraordinary speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos, an increasingly crimson Gore angrily berated the rest of the world – Greta Thunberg and other youthful activists excepted – for failing to realise just how close we are to climate apocalypse. ‘People are familiar with the thin blue line which astronauts bring back in their pictures from space,’ he began. ‘That’s the part of the atmosphere which has the oxygen and it’s only 5 to 7 km thick. That’s what we are using as an open sewer.’

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Someone tell Trudeau: For the rest of the world, energy security, not climate change, is now paramount

Energy is now about security

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy security has replaced climate change as most countries’ number one concern, especially the countries we count as friends and allies. No matter how much Justin Trudeau may long for it, the world is not going back to the kumbaya days of the Kyoto and Paris climate accords.

Trudeau is not fit to be in charge of anything beyond costume selection. Canada is becoming an economic basket case thanks to Junior’s Greta envy.

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Trudeau denies natural gas to another ally in favour of fictive agenda

Trudeau’s natural gas snubbing of Japan and Germany is really bad policy for Canadians

Having shown Germany the back of his hand in August when Chancellor Olaf Scholz asked to buy some of Canada’s abundant natural gas, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau repeated the performance only two weeks into 2023 — this time snubbing the people of Japan.

Trudeau views the world much like a not very bright teenager. Magic thinking is no way to run a country. Canadians will pay and pay and pay for this madness.

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