By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
IF we travelled back in time to say the 1800s and told people that in the year 2024 humans would be cutting down 70 million acres of trees, turning them into solid blocks and burying them in order to “save the planet”, they would be incredulous.
But that is exactly what Bill Gates has been doing this year through his Breakthrough Energy organisation and its business arm Graphyte. Some of the biggest names in business have joined him in this moronic scheme – Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Alibaba’s Jack Ma, Virgin Group’s Richard Branson, and hedge fund manager Ray Dalio.
Welcome to the carbon capture business, which is symptomatic of the existential crisis facing humanity at this time, a crisis where common sense, tradition and truth is cast aside for the woke, atheistic ideology of the New Left which turns common sense and truth on their head.
This insanity virus has also infected the boards of numerous companies like Glencore, which proposes to pipe CO2 into the Great Artesian Basin, threatening to acidify underground water and setting off a chain of underground chemical reactions that will pollute otherwise useable water.
Gates believes his radical tree burying scheme is “saving the planet from climate change” by capturing the carbon that these trees would otherwise have released, presumably from decomposition. Common knowledge, particularly among environmentalists, is that trees absorb CO2 and release oxygen.
Breakthrough Energy and its business arm Graphyte in 2023 allocated $6.6 million to the project, which astonishingly, will require 70 million acres of forests, mostly in the Western United States, to be cut down while environmentalists are at the same time advocating for more trees to be planted and locked up from logging.
Graphyte’s goal was to remove 15,000 metric tons of CO2 from the atmosphere by the end of 2024 by burying the culled and processed timber and aims to remove an additional 50,000 metric tons in 2025.
Graphyte has a plant in operation in Arkansas where the timber is dried and compressed into solid blocks the size of a shoe box and buried instead of being used for conventional means, like timber for housing, which would make sense by providing a much needed resource and employment.
Graphyte began operations in Arkansas early this year. Trees are culled by another company named Kodama then sent to Graphyte for “carbon casting”, which involves drying and compressing biomass from timber and agricultural by-products into blocks roughly the size of shoe boxes.
The blocks are then covered in an impermeable barrier, buried underground, and monitored to prevent decomposition, which supposedly eliminates potential emissions created when the biomass is burned or left to decompose.
It’s pure idiocy and insanity on a corporate scale based on the fantasy of a theoretical global threat to the climate caused by supposed carbon dioxide generation – a threat that is hotly disputed by thousands of independent scientists who are not recipients of the environmental slush fund created by the virtual new monetary system of “carbon credits”.
Graphyte CEO Barclay Rogers says the “innovation” removes carbon at the cost of about $100 per ton while carbon removal via direct air capture, by contrast, can cost anywhere from $600 to $1000, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF) – an organisation where delusional minds gather to plot delusional schemes.
Graphyte claims its process “will keep captured carbon out of the atmosphere for more than 1000 years”. We would agree, just like we agree that green fairies inhabit the far side of the cheese moon.
Corporations investing in this insanity include American Airlines, which theoretically paid for the removal of 10,000 tons of CO2, thereby assuaging the airline’s guilt for all the burnt fuel it literally spews into the atmosphere on a daily basis.
The fact that the earth’s ecosystem already can accommodate 40 million airline flights annually involving the expulsion of millions of tonnes of burnt jet fuel without obvious major side effects should speak to the environmentalist mindset.
Gates and company might take comfort in the fact that grand delusions at a societal level are not new and are actually referenced in St Paul’s New Testament Letter to the Thessalonians circa 51AD a couple of decades before the apocalyptic destruction of Israel, Jerusalem and its temple by Roman armies.
“The coming of the lawless one will be accompanied by the working of Satan, with every kind of power, sign, and false wonder, and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them. For this reason God will send them a powerful delusion so that they believe the lie, in order that judgment may come upon all who have disbelieved the truth and delighted in wickedness.”
There are various interpretations of this passage, but it clearly links rejection of truth to satanic and delusional behaviour. The truth of God’s nature being good (Genesis 1) is rejected by Gates and his ilk who have now resorted to treating that nature as a threat, denying it’s obvious use and wantonly wasting it for their own profit.
This is the same Gates who pushed and personally profited from hundreds of millions of doses of a toxic gene-altering injections at the behest of a collection of corporate elites who “game planned” a global pandemic at the notorious Event 201 in October 2019, just a couple of months before it happened.
Gates and those who are accomplices in his mad schemes are now an existential threat to humanity.
