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I got some very important information for you.
It very well will, if enforced,
affect your way of life.
Thousand and 15, 197 countries signed a
legally binding agreement called the Paris Agreement.
It was called the Conference of the Parties held
by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
They all reached a consensus to take serious action against
climate change to reduce and adapt to its impact.
The goal was to prevent the planet
from warming more than 1.5 degrees Celsius
or 2.7 Fahrenheit above the preindustrial temperature.
It requires a complete halt to the prospecting for
new fossil fuels, and they want to do a
breathtaking acceleration of wind and solar energy development.
The international energy agency IEA says the world
could quickly reduce global oil demand by 2.7
million barrels a day by cutting down on
car and plane travel, helping easing the supply
crunch caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Paris based agency said in a report
released Friday that practical actions by governments and
citizens could significantly reduce oil demand, make fuel
cheaper for consumers, shrink Russia's hydrocarbon revenue and
boost efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The IEA said in its ten point plan could, if fully
implemented in advance, economies cut oil demand by the same amount
as all the cars in China within four months.
It urged the countries to adopt the measures
in time for the annual peak demand season
of July and August as a result of
Russia's appalling aggression against Ukraine.
The world may be facing its biggest oil supply
shock in decades, with huge implications for our economies
and societies, said the IEA's executive director.
Faith by role I talked about in one of
my last videos how during World War II there
was rations, not only rations for gasoline, but for
food and rubber and other important commodities.
And it started in Europe first and then went around
the world to the United States, Australia, et cetera.
Well, it's coming here, it looks
like, to enforce the rationing.
What they did was issue books of stamp rations.
You were only given so many rations to buy
certain things gas for cars, truck, farm equipment, ambulances.
The speed limit was reduced by 5 miles an hour.
They said that would save on fuel.
But there was other rationing sugar,
coffee, chocolate, you name it.
It was probably rationed rubber, et cetera.
They did metal drives to collect steel and rubber.
And I talked about how this ration
book with the stamps nowadays, it would
probably be all computerized on a card.
Some might call it the Mark of the beast.
So what this organization the IEA is now
planning is reducing speeds on highways by at
least 10 km/hour or 6 miles an hour.
They want people to work from home
up to three days a week, where
possible, introducing car free Sundays in cities.
Yeah, no driving in your private car on Sundays.
Making the use of public transportation cheaper and
encouraging people to walk or cycle bicycle.
Alternating private car access to
roads in large cities.
When they had that gas war, I
believe it was back in the 70s.
They only allowed people to get gas depending on your
plate, either odd or even days to get gas.
So now they're talking about doing that.
Alternating private car access to
roads in large cities.
They want to boost car sharing and
other practices to reduce fuel use, Promoting
efficient freight and delivery driving.
I have no idea what that means.
Opting for high speed and night
trains instead of planes where possible.
Avoiding business air travel where alternative options
exist Such as economy travel or video
conferencing and encouraging the adoption of electric
and more efficient vehicles.
I know many companies and cities, big
cities are complaining about trying to reopen
the cities after the pandemic.
They want tourism to return and this working
from home up to three days a week.
I don't see how that's going
to help open up the cities.
The days of traveling depending on your
license plate, either odd or even.
Well, you might as well just
close up the businesses on Sundays.
I suppose I've heard that they're talking
about having four day work weeks.
I don't know how people can pay for the fuel,
Pay for their rent or even buy the food, which
is probably at least a 50% inflation rate when you're
only working four days a week and the majority of
people do not and cannot work from home.
So this is what the world organization of
the 197 countries want to impose on us.
And they're using the excuse of the Russian
war and the sanctions that were imposed on
Russia Because of the war in Ukraine.
Never let a disaster go to waste, right?
So what are your thoughts?
No driving on Sunday.
I guess you can write off that vacation, right?
A lot of people use the
weekend to get their shopping done.
A lot of people go to Church on
Sunday, Go to family dinners on Sundays.
And what if your family has licensed plate
Where one day only half the family can
get together and the other half can't? Yeah.
What are your thoughts?
Put those comments down below.
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