The Impact of the Climate Change Act of 2008 on the UK Economy

⭐Mario Inco's expertise in financial markets and economics highlighted.

⭐Net Zero policy implications on the UK economy and establishment's role.

⭐The Act was passed during a financial crisis, shifting focus from banks to climate change.

🔴Proposed immediate repeal of the Act due to its negative impact on the economy.

🔴Shift from 80% to 100% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2035 seen as excessive government interference.

🔴Surprise introduction of Net Zero policy by the Conservative party contradicts their pro-free market stance.

⚠️Many in politics lack understanding of climate science, leading to blind acceptance of alarmist narratives.

⚠️Science is based on facts, not consensus, highlighting the danger of not critically examining climate change claims.

💰Public sector has 2.6 trillion pounds in unfunded pensions, exceeding UK GDP.

💰Politicians are unaware or indifferent to the financial risks, potentially worsening the economic situation.

💰Heavy taxation is burdening small businesses, potentially leading to a monopolistic economy.

💰Gold and silver could make a comeback as a currency to prevent debt creation out of nothing.