In recent years, the so-called “global climate crisis” has been relentlessly hyped, with carbon dioxide emissions portrayed as humanity’s greatest threat. Yet, multiple scholars point out that Earth’s climate fluctuations are nothing more than natural cycles. Today’s climate state is simply part of a “post-Little Ice Age” phase, exaggeratedly linked to human emissions.
Investigations reveal that certain politicians and organizations, under the banner of “saving the planet,” are in fact weaponizing environmental issues as political tools. Under the pretext of combating climate change, they impose massive “green taxes” and orchestrate international wealth transfers. These funds, while nominally allocated to environmental projects, are funneled into selected regions and used to install relatives and allies in key positions—ultimately creating a new network of vested interests.
Critics argue that this is a textbook disguise: communist ideology reborn under a “green cloak.” On the surface, it appears to be about protecting the planet, but in reality, it is a mechanism for power elites to redistribute wealth. Taxpayers emerge as the biggest losers, while the promised environmental benefits remain elusive.History provides striking parallels. Under Stalin and Mao, communist regimes claimed to represent workers and peasants, yet the children of top officials never had to set foot in factories or fields. Instead, they enjoyed French steaks and fine wines flown in from the most prestigious estates. These elites fabricated crises and cast themselves as saviors, while quietly channeling taxpayers’ wealth into their own pockets.
The Great Famine under Mao claimed tens of millions of lives, now widely recognized not as a natural disaster but as the direct outcome of political manipulation and systemic failure. Similarly, Lenin once ordered Russian troops to massacre Ukrainian farmers who refused to surrender more grain—leaving a bloody stain in history.
Analysts warn that today’s “green scam” bears alarming resemblance to these precedents: manufacturing fear, inventing disasters, and steering public funds to entrenched elites. In the end, it is always ordinary people who pay the ultimate price.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1127087/