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Colin Smyth, a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the leftist Scottish Labour Party in the region, admitted that “having to use diesel generators to de-ice faulty turbines is environmental madness” while going on to rip the Scottish government over the fact that their “rhetoric on net zero is very different from the reality” while accusing them of “dishonesty." The rapid and nonsensical pivot to massive windmill and solar farms to power our modern economies is pointless. Not only is the technology not sufficient to generate enough energy, but there literally is no genuine, replicable data proving that our modern lives are producing 'enough emissions' to 'change the climate.' The climate has been 'changing" the entire history of the planet and will continue to do so no matter what humans do, short of destroying the world with nuclear weapons. Sources include: Breitbart.com DailyRecord.co.ukTake Back Control: Reform Party Calls for End of Foreign Ownership of Utility Firms https://t.co/vM9Hpc0pMY
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