DISINFO: The "Green New Deal" is a fraud pushed by a lobby whose goal has been to dismantle the sovereign nation state

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DISINFO: The "Green New Deal" is a fraud pushed by a lobby whose goal has been to dismantle the sovereign nation state

SUMMARY

The Green New Deal being spread by London bankers like Mark Carney and Prince Charles which is really just another name for de-population. This is the program which China and Russia have rejected under the emerging global framework of the Belt and Road Initiative. China is planning to triple its nuclear sector by 2032 to power its vast growth program and Russia’s ambitious nuclear energy program is tied directly to Putin’s recent decision to challenge the Liberal Malthusian order by name. Any nation committed to raising the living standards and productive powers of its people cannot tolerate a de-carbonisation or de-nuclearisation plan for even a minute.

RESPONSE

This claim is a conspiracy presented without any evidence. It is recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation about climate change, following the narrative that global warming is a "hoax" perpetrated by special interest groups like green business that stand to benefit from climate hysteria. The Green New Deal is the name of a set of legislative proposals introduced to the US Congress in 2019, that were aimed to remake US economy and eliminate carbon emissions and address economic inequality. The proposed legislative framework involved improving infrastructure, working with farmers to eliminate pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, overhauling transportation systems, ensure jobs and healthcare for Americans and other proposals. Read more here. The initial resolution was initially voted down, but a series of smaller related bills were being prepared. The New Green Deal has no connections, neither to London bankers, nor Prince Charles.

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