DAVID BLACKMON: High Energy Costs Are A Feature — Not a Glitch — Of The Forced Energy Transition

[rangerrebew]

 
DAVID BLACKMON: High Energy Costs Are A Feature — Not a Glitch — Of The Forced Energy Transition
Story by David Blackmon • 4h •


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One enduring aspect of the flagging globalist attempt to debt-subsidize an energy transition into reality that is too often ignored is that higher costs for energy in all its various forms is a feature — not a glitch — of the overarching plan.

When viewed from the perspective of the authoritarian central planners behind this project, constantly rising energy costs make perfect sense for a variety of reasons:
 
・Higher prices for power generation and transportation fuels could result in “clean” energy alternatives becoming more competitive in the marketplace.

・Higher energy costs should result in lower energy usage by individuals who can no longer afford to pay the bills.

・Lower energy usage should result in lower carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions, thus enabling the central planners to claim “victory” in the end.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/david-blackmon-high-energy-costs-are-a-feature-not-a-glitch-of-the-forced-energy-transition/ar-AA1qacwZ?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=4a58825278e541db8eec7fd3e09de0a8&ei=70

[Hoodat]

Not just a feature, it is an economic certainty.  Replacing lower-cost means of energy generation with much higher-cost means of energy generation will result in higher energy costs.  Even a third-grader can figure that one out.

[Smokin Joe]

Assh*les are going to force me to go dig coal for heat, yet. (I have been scoping it out, in accessible outcrop)