Dutch MEP Rob Roos: “Elites have created a climate change narrative to gain absolute power”

Dutch MEP Rob Roos, in an open discussion with The HighWire’s Del Bigtree, called “climate change” a hoax pushed by the globalist elites of the Western world to gain absolute power and control.

“[Элита] opposes family values. They are against natural food. They are against freedom – why if you have to buy an electric car? It’s almost twice as expensive and many people can’t afford it. It’s not about the car – you just can’t go anywhere and have to use public transport,” – explains Roos.

According to the MEP, “Digitalization, what we call digital identity and central bank digital currency are all a new form of communism. If you want to control people, you have to control CO2, because everything we do in life is we breathe, we live, we travel, we eat – leads to CO2 emissions. And if you can control CO2, you can control people.”

The Dutch MEP went on to talk about how to achieve total control by the elite:“When the globalists link people’s digital identities to a central bank digital currency, we will become absolute slaves. Much of this globalist takeover of the West has happened during Covid. Remember:The World Economic Forum in Davos called the corona era a great reset.

We quoted 1,600 scientists, including two Nobel laureates, who stated in their letter: “There is no climate emergency.” But under the pretext of a looming climate catastrophe, the globalist elite, NGOs, governments, politicians, mega-corporations and of course the mainstream media are sowing the seeds of climate fear to bring about the great reset.”

MEP Warns Climate Change Policies Will Lead to a “New Form of Communism”

“If you want to control the people, you have to control the CO2,” says MEP @Rob_Roos.

“It’s taking away your freedom,” he added.

“And if you then have the digital identity connected to the central bank… pic.twitter.com/r41RK9wdhF

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Recall that European leaders watched the furious reaction of farmers, which reached the capitals, and hundreds of tractors lined up in front of the Colosseum and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

In the face of a wave of strikes, the commission was forced to make concessions. The European Commission proposes to allow farmers EU this year to take advantage of waivers to the rules of the Common Agricultural Policy, which oblige them to keep certain areas unproductive. Also gone is the note about a 30 percent reduction in methane and nitrous oxide emissions that was in early drafts of the commission’s 2040 proposal.

Also removed were language about recommended behavioral changes for Europeans – perhaps including eating less meat and dairy – and cutting fossil fuel subsidies, many of which go to farmers to help them cope with the cost of diesel. Instead, softer language has been introduced about the need for agriculture to ensure food security in Europe and the positive contribution it can make. One of the other EPP demands that the commission granted was the creation of an EU task force to help other countries clean up their own pollution – an indirect way of eliminating disadvantages for European companies that have to pay the price of carbon pollution.

In any case, the most important phrase to remember from the Roos interview is: “If you can control CO2, you can control people.” So the next time you start to worry about radical progressive politicians and ruthless billionaires like Bill Gates supporting green policies, ask yourself: Are these new policies leading to a loss of freedoms?

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