Green Energy Policies, ESG Scam Wrecking Economic Havoc In Sri Lanka, Europe, Africa And Around The World

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Green energy policies are wrecking havoc around the world, as western left-wing leaders and investors push their so-called Environmental, Social (and corporate) Governance(ESG) practices forcing companies and governments to adopt woke policies.

Ghana for example, had one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, and was almost self-sufficient in its energy supply. This was before the globalists at the World Bank approved the "largest-ever guarantees for Ghana's Energy Transformation." In other words forced the small west African nation to adopt ruinous green energy policies supposedly to fight 'climate change.'

Ghana agreed to limit its carbon emissions, and entered the Paris climate agreement. Former President Donald Trump pulled America out of the globalist agreement calling it a scam. His successor Joe Biden has since rejoined the climate alarmist non-binding treaty.

What did Ghana get for embracing the globalist green energy cartel? Destruction of its national power supply, rolling blackouts and economic mayhem. International observers say the country is now facing severe food shortages and starvation within a matter of months.

The World Economic Forum(WEF) and their Marxist academic Joseph Stiglitz a Columbia professor, wrecked similar havoc in Sri Lanka, a country which is in the news recently.

The president of Sri Lanka Gotabaya Rajapaksa on advice of WEF, banned the use and importation of chemical fertilizers. which is widely used by the country's farmers. Why? Climate change or something!

What's the result of the South Asian nation's embrace of of WEF policies? High food prices and millions living in poverty.

The economic collapse in Sri Lanka has triggered an ongoing popular uprising against the government.

President Rajapaksa fled to the Maldives on Wednesday, ending his family's near two-decade dominance of the country. His wife and two bodyguards left the main international airport near Colombo aboard an air force plane, the air force said in a statement.

Rajapaksa's ally and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in charge as acting president triggered more demonstrations, with protesters storming the premier's office demanding that he resign too.

In South Africa rolling blackouts that last 8 hours or more, are crippling economic activity and disrupting life. In Germany and all over western Europe, officials are preparing to ration electricity supply, as Russian gas supply dries up.

A video recently went viral online showing Trump in 2018 remarks during a meeting with NATO Secretary General, warning Germany against reliance on green energy and Russia gas. Globalists dismissed the former president's warning.

The government in Netherlands working with global climate alarmists and Bill Gates, has proposed measures supposedly aimed at slashing nitrogen oxide and ammonia emissions by 50% by 2030. This will lead to the shutdown of many farms in a country which is a top world food exporter.

The plan has triggered weeks-long protests by angry Dutch farmers blocking roads with their tractors, and protesting outside the homes of politicians.

On his show Tuesday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson slammed the green energy scam pushed by "dumb" far-left academics and politicians like congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez(D-NY). He pointed out that these countries all get high ESG scores for wrecking their economies in pursuit of fantastical climate change goals.

"Ghana has achieved a near-perfect ESG impact score of 97.7. Carlson said. "According to World Economic Research, Sri Lanka has an ESG score of 98.1, the Netherlands 90.7. So, the poorer you get, the more human suffering there is, the higher your ESG score and that's important because companies will not invest unless you have a high ESG score. Interesting. So, these countries have no choice and that's why South Africa, for example, works so hard to get an ESG score that now totals 91."

WATCH the rest of Tucker Carlson's monolgue on green energy policy and ESG.