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Is it possible that the Elite Scum of the Earth are moving to replace the failing petrodollar with an electronic "carbon currency"?
staggering economic ramifications that is going to accelerate the takeover of the economy by the well-placed financiers who have already plundered the Treasury
The first thing that needs to be understood about the brand new trillion dollar carbon-trading commodities market that will be brought into existence is that it is a ripoff designed by and for the very corporate interests the environmentalists claim to be fighting
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
a reply to: ChefSlug
Nobody, anywhere would have to go hungry or homeless again.
How would that effect world populations?
What would happen to all other species?
How is this a good thing?
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
a reply to: ChefSlug
Nobody, anywhere would have to go hungry or homeless again.
How would that effect world populations?
What would happen to all other species?
How is this a good thing?
"Overpopulation" is a possibility only from a resource standpoint. If we had infinite energy, that wouldn't be a problem when coupled with today's emerging technology.
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
a reply to: ChefSlug
Nobody, anywhere would have to go hungry or homeless again.
How would that effect world populations?
What would happen to all other species?
How is this a good thing?
"Overpopulation" is a possibility only from a resource standpoint. If we had infinite energy, that wouldn't be a problem when coupled with today's emerging technology.
Where would it end?
10 Billion?
20 Billion?
Where would other species live if every square inch is developed?
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: Psynic
originally posted by: Cuervo
a reply to: ChefSlug
Nobody, anywhere would have to go hungry or homeless again.
How would that effect world populations?
What would happen to all other species?
How is this a good thing?
"Overpopulation" is a possibility only from a resource standpoint. If we had infinite energy, that wouldn't be a problem when coupled with today's emerging technology.
Where would it end?
10 Billion?
20 Billion?
Where would other species live if every square inch is developed?
originally posted by: captainmjp
While this would be great in the long run, it would not happen without great chaos and upheaval worldwide such as we have never seen.
originally posted by: chrismarco
a reply to: Cuervo
This world is enormous but more than half of it is not habiable...look at how families on welfare continue to churn out large families...third world countries could explode just by simply having access to water and electricity.
Do people think that the prices of houses would drop because oil is free? No way...
originally posted by: chrismarco
a reply to: Cuervo
Welfare should not exist now but we allow people to stay on it indefinitely...little or no questions asked...when you allow independence you would then shake the very foundation of what this government is trying not to do...which is to allow people to not rely on the government....never ever going to happen.
Nothing will ever be free....not the water that we drink or the land that we own...
The next biggest reason why free energy will not happen is that is gives all countries more of an equal footing around the ability to launch or produce weapons...nobody including the United States want's North Korea or some other country that is considered rogue to have unlimited energy..especially with what's going on with ISIS...