Climate Alarmism
Dear Friends,
I received a short notice text from one of my Freedom protester friends that Prime Minister Blackface was going to be in Alliston ON this morning shovelling out more billions in taxpayer’s money to create “good paying green jobs” and fight the never ending and largely fictitious “climate emergency.”
To my left is Shelby Sheep wearing a face diaper, as so many Canadians did; indeed Canadians continued dutifully wearing their face diapers, even long after it became clear they did nothing to stop the spread of airborne viruses.
Behind me is the Alliston Honda Plant where Trudeau was this morning announcing $ 5 billion in government handouts to bribe Honda to build its battery plant and hopefully create 1000 jobs in the Alliston area.
I am not sure if Trudeau saw us or not. Lots of police vehicles and black SUV’s (all internal combustion engines) drove by us. The security presence around Trudeau is larger by multitudes than any other Prime Minister in Canada’s history.
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Read MoreJapanese automotive giant Honda is investing $15 billion into four new electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plants in Ontario, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, and several Honda executives announced on April 25.
The federal government is expected to invest $2.5 billion in the deal through the EV Supply Chain investment tax credit and the proposed Clean Technology Manufacturing investment tax credit. The government of Ontario will also invest $2.5 billion in the form of direct and indirect incentives.
Honda Global CEO Toshihiro Mibe said Honda would be building the EVs entirely in Canada from raw materials to finished vehicles, and will begin production in 2028. Once the assembly plant is fully operational, it will produce as many as 240,000 vehicles per year said a government statement.
Mr. Mibe confirmed Honda will be investing $15 billion in the project, which includes an electric vehicle battery plant, retooling of an existing plant in Alliston, Ontario, for assembly, as well as two key battery parts facilities located elsewhere in Ontario.
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Read MoreThe federal Conservatives and New Democrats have both called on the Liberal government to assure Ontario workers that their jobs will be protected at four new electric vehicle plants.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the four-plant $15 billion deal with Honda on April 25.
Tory MP and industry critic Rick Perkins said earlier this week foreign workers being employed in EV plants have been heavily subsidized by Canadian taxpayers, citing a report from Canada’s Building Trades Union (CBTU) that claimed foreign replacement workers were being employed at electric battery plants in southern Ontario.
“Justin Trudeau’s offer of $44 billion in taxpayer money to massively profitable corporations did not even come with a promise that the jobs created would go to Canadian union workers,” he said. “Instead, he has allowed foreign replacement workers to fill these roles.”
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Read MoreAlberta officials have announced that almost all fires in 2024 are believed to have been caused by humans despite ongoing claims that “climate change” is to blame.
On April 24, Alberta Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen revealed that his department estimates that most of the province’s wildfires this year are man-made and not caused by “climate change” as claimed by mainstream media and politicians.
“We expect that almost all of the wildfires we’ve experienced so far this year are human caused, given the point we’re at in the season and the types of weather we’re seeing,” Loewen stated.
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Read MoreFinian Makepeace and Ryland Engelhart, producers for the “Common Ground” documentary, discuss the unsafe farming practices that have devastated most of the U.S. crop soils and the more holistic solution of regenerative farming that lead them to co-found the Kiss the Ground organization and two star-studded documentaries.
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Read MoreA cabal of globalists has descended upon Ottawa to draft an international legally binding Plastics Treaty to force countries to track all plastics on the globe at all times throughout their lifecycle.
Set to be the biggest international agreement since the Paris Agreement of 2015, over 3,500 lobbyists, business tycoons, politicians, scientists, and environmental NGOs arrived at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa this morning for the biggest discussion on the Plastics Treaty since it was
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Read MoreEvery wildfire in the province this year is suspected to be human-caused, according to Todd Loewen, Alberta’s Minister of Forestry and Parks. As announced Wednesday during Alberta’s weekly wildfire update, there are 63 fires that are actively burning in the province, with 172 already being extinguished this year.
“We expect that almost all of the wildfires we’ve experienced so far this year are human-caused, given the point we’re at in the season and the types of weather we’re seeing,” Minister Todd Loewen stated.
Loewen further warned Albertans to be alert for local fire bans and restrictions placed on their neighborhoods to reduce the high number of man-made wildfires.
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Read MoreFor the second year in a row, Canadians’ interest in electric vehicles has declined, with fewer than half of Canadians now saying they plan to make their next car purchase an electric vehicle.
According to a recent survey conducted by AutoTrader, respondents who did express interest in buying an EV for their next vehicle, primarily cited the high cost of fuel as their main motivator.
Other motivators include environmental friendline
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Read MoreWales’s blanket 20mph speed limits will be dropped by September, the nation’s new Labour Transport Secretary has said. The Telegraph has more.
Local councils can start raising limits in six months’ time, Ken Skates told the devolved Senedd parliament on Tuesday.
“We all agree 20mph works really well where it matters most. Outside schools, hospitals, heavily built-up areas, where children are coming into contact with motorised vehicles,” he said.
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Read MoreFurther scientific evidence has emerged to suggest that the Earth’s atmosphere is ‘saturated’ with carbon dioxide, meaning that at higher levels the ‘greenhouse’ gas will not cause temperatures to rise. A group of Polish scientists led by Dr. Jan Kubicki have published three papers recently, and according to the science site No Tricks Zone they summarise their evidence by noting that as a result of saturation, “emitted CO2 does not directly cause an increase in global temperature”. Current levels of CO2 in the atmosphere are around 418 parts per million (ppm) but the scientists state that past 400 ppm, “the CO2 concentration can no longer cause any increase in temperature”.
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