British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is a socialist savage who rules the country. Highest industrial power price in the world, appealed to President-elect Donald Trump Monday to “show leadership” on climate change.

Mr Starmer’s comments came as he stepped off a carbon-spewing jet as he arrived in Azerbaijan to attend the United Nations climate change conference COP29. (Related: President of UN climate change summit host country defends fossil fuels, slams media and eco-friendly ‘hypocrisy’)

Remember, the annual COP meeting is a yearly gathering of the world’s elites to discuss how to leverage the doctrine of climate change alarm as a means to destroy Western democracies and trap the energy-consuming masses of the world in energy poverty. This is a place to discuss. Wagyu steak $1,000 $2,000 bottle of wine with dinner.

“I have repeatedly emphasized the importance of global leadership on the issue of climate change.” Starmer said.“It is therefore very important for me to attend the COP…I think climate change is a huge opportunity for the UK if we get it right. That’s why we need to ensure we have clean electricity. is one of our missions.” 2030. ”

Among the means starmer government What it is using to demonstrate its “global leadership” on the climate alarm front is by heavily subsidizing and concealing expensive and inefficient offshore wind farms. vast belt British farmland and countryside with giant solar arrays. At the same time, the Starmer government Closing The last remaining coal-fired power station in the UK and one of the last remaining coal-fired power stations steel factory It appears to be part of a concentrated effort to hollow out a once-mighty economy.

President Trump has made it clear that his approach to energy policy is the exact opposite of Starmer’s Labor government. Trump has already said he’s gonna pull The United States once again withdrew from the Paris climate change agreement, a step he took during his first term but was reversed by President Joe Biden.

President Trump has also proposed a carrot-and-stick approach to reindustrializing the U.S. economy, including incentives for companies to build new factories and assembly plants in the U.S. and opening up manufacturing capacity overseas. This includes the imposition of tariffs on companies that choose to invest in in Recent pre-election interviewsPresident Trump has detailed plans to address instability and capacity shortages in the U.S. power grid by implementing policies to accelerate permitting and construction of new natural gas and nuclear power generation.

“We have to produce a lot of electricity that we don’t have. But the environmental impact statement says we can’t do that. The rules and regulations that we have right now don’t allow us to do that. We can’t do anything,” President Trump said. “But if I were president, we could do it, and we would do it with clean natural gas. And we would do it primarily through natural gas and nuclear power.”

On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly promised to revive his first-term policies aimed at stimulating the domestic oil and gas industry and returning the U.S. to the “energy dominance” status it enjoyed under the previous administration. did.

Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev spoke at the beginning of COP29 festivities. caused ripples Among the climate change fanatics who made up the majority of attendees, appearing to support President Trump’s approach.

Oil and natural gas are called “.”god’s gift”, President of Azerbaijan spoke“Countries should not be blamed for having resources, nor should they be blamed for bringing these resources to market because the market needs them. People need them. ”

At other points, Aliyev appeared to be lecturing Western elites like Starmer. I’m saying: “Unfortunately, in some Western countries, double standards, the habit of lecturing others, and political hypocrisy have become the modus operandi of some politicians, state-run NGOs, and fake news media.”

In his summit interview, Starmer displayed an astonishing lack of self-awareness. by claiming His government has no plans to “start telling people how to live their lives.” We’re not going to start dictating what people do. ”

That, of course, is exactly what Mr Starmer is doing, and the kind of thing President Trump is trying to avoid despite any demands from the globalist climate warning industry. The main beneficiaries of the contrast in policy approaches are Americans.

David Blackmon is an energy writer and consultant based in Texas. He spent 40 years in the oil and gas business, specializing in public policy and communications.

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