"The great reset" is a topic that has been discussed on social media quite intensely for the past couple of years or so, mostly after the pandemic started and it is amazing to see that some people are still considering it(the reset) to be nothing more but a conspiracy despite Klaus Schwab writing a whole damn book about it.
The great reset, as we conspiracy theorists see it, is the elites' attempt to centralize their powers and control over us plebs in a god mode. Part of the so-called reset agenda is carbon credits which you have probably already heard of. The other interesting change worth mentioning is the transition from a society still accepting cash to a cashless society which is a must for the elites.
According to Chris Sky, who's a Canadian freedom activist, the average person emits something like 16 tons of CO2 every year, and the plan of the so-called elites includes a target of only two tons of CO2 emissions per person per year. That's an 800% reduction from where we are at right now.
How are they going to do so(implement the carbon credits)? The most obvious first step imo is transiting to a cashless society, a goal that is almost achieved once cash is entirely removed. Then the so-called authorities will be able to track every transaction and purchase we make and thus give us credits based on our carbon emissions.
Every shit that we buy will have some credit tag and the more polluting our lifestyle will be, like eating meat and traveling a lot, the less restricted we shall be. The elites will probably be the only ones still affording to be traveling by plane while the rest of us will only afford to eat vegan and chill in the metaverse ;).
DO Black is a company that has already released a VISA credit card that uses a carbon limit and there are also companies in Canada and probably the US that display "the carbon cost" for all sorts of things. Flying from Toronto to Amsterdam for example will cost a person something like 450 kgs of carbon credits, which is 25% of the annual limit that the elites plan on setting for us.
If one exceeds the limit, he/she will be able to pay for more credits but if travel is what you plan on paying for, by purchasing more "freedom credits"(carbon credits) then you should expect something like 170 dollars per kg of CO2 emissions once the limit is exceeded. That making a flight from Toronto to Amsterdam costs you $76 500, considering you have exceeded your yearly carbon credits.
It's easy to realize now who's gonna be traveling once and if this hell is implemented and why are these fuckers so desperate about climate change which is an invention of their own and has nothing to do with our lifestyle. Introducing carbon credits and the 15-minute cities which are a sort of climate lockdowns will work hand in hand as part of the great reset.
Remember the covid lockdowns? These were nothing but IQ tests and many of us have failed em... What do you think?
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian
