Writer Brandon Smith argues that globalist organisations like the World Economic Forum (WEF) are using carbon taxation and climate equity as tools to centralise power and wealth.
Smith asserts that carbon controls are not about sustainability but about restructuring the global economy to benefit those pushing the social justice agenda.
He cites the WEF’s push for “justice, fairness, and DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion)” within carbon policies, which he claims will transfer wealth from developed to developing nations.
However, by prioritising equity over merit, Smith suggests that carbon taxation will stifle small businesses, consolidate power within mega-corporations, and erode the middle class. He describes this as a modern form of feudalism under the guise of climate management.
Smith challenges the scientific basis of anthropogenic global warming (AGW), pointing to historical climate data showing that temperatures and CO2 levels have fluctuated naturally over millions of years.
He argues that climate alarmists are exploiting a narrow 140-year data window to justify policies that prioritise wealth redistribution.
“Call it ESG, call it carbon taxes, call it equity and inclusion, the goal is the same – the destruction of successful western economies to make way for a new dark age of equitable poverty,” he concludes.
Centrist Ltd.