The federal government’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance says such as a ‘super deduction’ for mutual funds and equities that are more climate-friendly – Climate Change Scam Revealed – June 15, 2019,
The federal government’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance pushes for more corporate welfare. Often overlooked is how many government agencies there are destroying the Canadian economy for foreign interests. What’s often ignored is that this happens primarily because of the extremely high cost of living, fueled by regressive taxes, adding to this disaster is the federal government’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance call for financial incentives for investors to choose mutual funds and equities that are more climate-friendly, such as a ‘super deduction’ which would give investors income tax deductions for the investment worth more than 100 percent.
This is basically how the government destroys the incentive to build domestic solutions. Almost every province has a climate initiative, Trudeau also added a carbon tax and it’s not like Canada doesn’t have a market for renewable energy, the problem is that it’s too expensive to implement and the main reason it’s too expensive is because of our government emphasizes investment be done outside of Canada to solve any supposed climate change related problems we have in Canada.
So if a mutual fund that has companies that use parts made in China, they’re going to get an income tax deductions for the investment worth more than 100 percent! This is what I’ve been saying for years, most of these so-called green projects are being made in countries where they don’t care about climate change. CO2 emission by kilo Tonne is led by China, the United States isn’t even a close second, Canadians are becoming increasingly dependent on Chinese made goods and these government people want to incentivize Chinese investment. The real problem is that manufacturing is being concentrated in parts of the world where Co2 emissions aren’t even a discussion. China didn’t sign onto the Paris agreement, but if you look at most of these clean projects, and green investments China is right in the middle of all of them.
Even Tesla is looking to make its cars in China, so this climate change scam is being exposed, and again it’s not like we don’t already have the solutions to solving our cleaner energy problems, we have them, the problem is the federal government keeps regulating our solutions out of existence. Nuclear power has been with us for years it’s clean, hydro-electricity is clean, Natural gas is clean, propane is clean, hydrogen there are endless clean energies already in existence, the problem is that special interest groups want you to only use a select few ‘green energies’ so they can have complete control over the world economy and dictate prices similar to how they dictate oil prices.
Furthermore, clean energy inventions are being made all the time, the conspiracy prior to this climate change scam, was that the government was suppressing clean energies in order to prevent wars. But the government doesn’t have to get involved for clean energies to dominate, the government needs to get out of the way and let the market fix this problem.
Because this is an area I’m very familiar with, it really irritates me to read about this nonsense. Stop artificially raising the cost of living to appease the Oligarchs. If you care about the environment get rid of these government agencies. Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance? Kevin Quinlan has no real-world business experience which makes him a puppet and political puppets like him are easy targets for so-called “green companies’ to use as a mule to guarantee their shareholders have a growing portfolio. Climate change is a scam, carbon taxes are a scam. Canada has the ability to solve any green initiatives by making itself a hub for green energy technology and you attract investment into Canada by dropping unnecessary regulations, lowering taxes and welcoming Green companies into our country.
Canada has a lot of catching up to do on sustainable growth, says panel – CBC Karina Roman
Interesting times ahead