Climate tyranny a subversion tactic by communist China to get America “hooked on green technology”
By the year 2049, communist China is planning to have already taken over the United States and become the world's dominant power. And the dictatorial regime is effectively doing that through "green technology" tyranny.
All the hullabaloo we are always hearing about concerning earth-based "fossil" fuels "polluting" the planet with carbon dioxide (CO2) and other "greenhouse gases" is a farce designed to suck America dry economically and shift superpower status over to Big Red (China).
China has already successfully gotten the United States "hooked in green technology," is how one media outlet put it. Analysts are convinced that everything currently taking place in the name of stopping global warming is a ruse aimed at destroying the U.S. and uplifting communist China on the world stage.
"The Chinese communist regime has laid out the strategy to take over the United States as the world's dominant power by 2049," reports The Epoch Times. "Meanwhile, the United States is reducing its national security by voluntarily making itself more dependent on the 'green energy' that China dominates, analysts say."
(Related: Did you know that most so-called carbon "offset" projects are complete scams?)
Green scam shifting global dominance from U.S. to China
According to Steve Malloy, a senior legal fellow at the Energy and Environment Legal Institute, China is actively subverting the United States with "green" scam tyranny to enrich itself at America's expense.
"China is using climate to subvert the United States," Malloy told Epoch TV's "American Thought Leaders" program. "China has gotten the United States and Western Europe, and really all the developed countries, hooked on green technology."
So-called "alternative" or "renewable" energy technologies, as they call them, are code names for Chinese-controlled industries that control the "ingredients" or parts needed to produce everything from wind turbines to solar panels to electric vehicles (EVs), which require rare-earth minerals like graphite to produce.
China is by far the leading world supplier and processor of many of the materials needed in green technology, which means the U.S. is fading away economically, and from an energy independence standpoint, while the world's largest communist dictatorship rises to the top.
"I think their strategy is to get the Western world dependent on China for technology," Malloy further stated. "It's a fighting without fighting."
One example Malloy shared involved the use or rare-earth minerals, which include 17 different elements on which China has a near-global monopoly.
"And all these rare earths go into wind technology and solar technology, EVs, as well as our cell phones and computers," Malloy said. "The whole world really depends on China for this."
It turns out that so-called rare-earth minerals are not technically rare in terms of their supply somewhere on earth. It is just that in the United States, rare-earth minerals are not being mined all that much, which means they must be supplied from China and other places.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) describes rare earths, as they are also called, as being "relatively abundant."
"It's just that they're present in soil at very low concentrations," Malloy explained. "So you have to strip mine to do this."
Malloy believes that one of the reasons why the West has basically ceased virtually all mining for rare earths in the modern age is because of the environmental pressure imposed by strip mining.
"But you can strip mine in China," Malloy explained, noting that communist China's environmental protection laws are basically non-existent. "They have no environmental regulations. So China has volunteered to do this."
The latest data compiled by the USGS reveals that China accounts for about 70 percent of all global rare-earth mineral mining and production.
The latest news about communist China's involvement in ringleading the green tyranny movement can be found at GreenTyranny.news.
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