Critique of Environmental Policies

I think more and more

anyway, that we overestimate the psychopath

parasite class.

Parasite is the key word here. Psychopaths they most certainly are

with their evident disregard for humanity.

But more than anything else, they're parasites,

and so they're dependent

on their host, which is us, whether they admit it or not.

Their selfish

behaviors are increasingly deranged.

Look at them, smothering arable land with solar panels

while simultaneously spending billions of our unearned pounds

and dollars on technologies to dim the sun,

the same sun

that powers the solar panels.

There's no argument they might make that would make sense of that

dichotomy.

They cut down trees by the forest full so that they can make the wood

into pellets to burn for power, and then spend more billions

developing machines to capture carbon from the air, which is precisely

what trees do if they're left to be trees.

We are made of carbon, and yet they preach zero carbon.

CO2, carbon dioxide, is at low levels in the atmosphere

already.

If it goes much lower, it is on the up at the moment,

but it's coming up from the

bottom of the well.

If it had got much lower, life on Earth would have been impossible.

Net zero is more madness, anti-human

at its core.