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The Inconvenient Truth Of Net Zero - child slaves

Over 40,000 child slaves work in the mines in Congo to mine the cobalt for electric car batteries.See the horrendous videoX.com   @JamesMelville    posted 8 hrs ago todayAlso for The Mail On Sunday by Barbara Jones'Child Miners Aged Four So You Can Drive An Electric Car.. Michael Gove Didnt Consider In His Clean Energy Crusade'

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 46d77 Comments

Most people move somewhere near their home and/or where they have families and friends.

Philippa Bond ● 1d

Child labour in Britain was not just in Victorian times!:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11617664

Philippa Bond ● 4d

Question - Was oil ever really a 'fossil fuel' ?Answer -Heres a hint -  hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah !

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 5d

Well not according to Trump who has just re-introduced plastic straws.BTW ... I am still waiting for info as to who I contact regarding my missing shill payments.

Chris Blackwell ● 10d

Kim Kardashian flew from L.A. to Paris to get one particular cheesecake from a hotel 'Hotel Costes' but they tell us peasants to drink from a paper straw to save the world.They are mocking us.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 10d

Our 'green king' just had had his Bentley shipped over to Rome ! The climate con is only for us peasants, those actually running the scam get about in private jets.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 10d

Ok if you shills cant answer where St Greta has disappeared to, can you at least enlighten us as to where the 50 million climate refugees we were told we would have by 2010 have  gone ?

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 11d

https://theconversation.com/swimming-pools-could-slash-bills-by-harvesting-heat-from-servers-heres-how-to-make-it-work-221693

Philippa Bond ● 11d

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/child-labor-laws-florida-immigration-desantis-b2721384.html

Andrew Jones ● 11d

Just in case you think that youngsters are only found working in the third world:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/03/child-labor-iowa-pork-plant

Philippa Bond ● 11d

Anna ... Are these shill payments back dated at all? I mention this because since you said I was being paid for replying to your posts I've been unable to think of little else and I reckon I might be able to invoice you for loss of earnings.

Chris Blackwell ● 12d

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq80ygdd3zloIf you want to need even less energy then you have to make sure all buildings are correctly insulated to mitigate the high and low temperatures we expect with climate change.Our increasing use of technology increases the amount of energy we use.

Philippa Bond ● 12d

Anna, you old thumb-sucker....perhaps Greta has been sold into slavery by your old chum "Ras" Putin.

Richard Greenhough ● 12d

Where has Saint Greta gone ?????????????? Stuart and his gang know deep down its time to do a 'zexit' i.e. exit the climate con.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 12d

Anna, one thing at a time. Please tell us who is being paid to rubbish your posts. Then perhaps tell us who is paying them. Its your claim. Otherwise one might regard the claim as existing purely in your  head.

Stewart Jones ● 14d

There you go again putting words in other people's mouths.Just because I don't express disgust about something doesn't mean that I agree with it.You, on the other hand, seem to be fine with Putin being able to avoid responsibility for the work crimes his sponsored illegal incursion into Ukraine has resulted in - I asked you about that once, and you gave no answer. By your logic, I would conclude you support the war crimes he is responsible for, or, at the very least support him evading all responsibility for them.But I'll give you the opportunity (again) to answer the question I posed a few weeks (or possibly months back - would you support Putin being held accountable for the war crimes his forces have committed and continue to commit? Please start your reply with the word "Yes" or "No". And to pick up on the point you made, I don't think that having child slaves in either of the two countries you may be referring to is a price worth paying. 

Andrew Jones ● 14d

How ridiculous you both sound and are.

Anne England ● 14d

n/m

Keith Iddon ● 14d

Will the child slaves still be able to work after Dumbass Donald's tariffs hit home, or will they be cast out to starve?

Richard Greenhough ● 14d

note that Andrew, Keith, Stuart and Chris all seem to be fine with my post about the child slaves in Congo performing a 12 hr day for 1-2 dollars; these forum chaps clearly think thats a price worth paying,(or ignoring),  to be able to run around in their electric cars.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 14d

Anna, please tell me where I should apply for payment for replying to your posts. I normally do it for free as it is very amusing but I don't want to miss out if I am due some fiscal reward.

Chris Blackwell ● 15d

I think most of us would gladly do it for free.

Keith Iddon ● 15d

Anna, you claim that contributors on this forum are paid to rubbish your posts. Please expand and give details. Thanks

Stewart Jones ● 15d

Each panel contains -gallium arsenide, tellurium, silver, crystalline silicon, lead, cadmium, etcer, you're wrong, but when has that ever stopped you posting incorrect information?CdTe isn't present in all solar panels.GaAs is a semiconductor material that's been used for decades.You should be more concerned about climate change and CO2 emissions, but you won't be of course, because you are a remarkably st**id person.Either that, or a very good troll, however I reckon it's the former.

Andrew Jones ● 15d

Solar panels cost more to dispose of than they do to produce !Each panel contains -gallium arsenide, tellurium, silver, crystalline silicon, lead, cadmium, etc and these leech into the ground and our air.Ah - NOT SO GREEN  after all then !

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 15d

To add to my first post - the child slaves in Congo work a 12 hour day for 1-2 dollars.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 15d

https://www.instagram.com/lr_wool/

Philippa Bond ● 19d

https://www.lrwool-haberdashery.com/

Philippa Bond ● 19d

https://www.lrwool-haberdashery.com/

Philippa Bond ● 19d

I never knew there was one do you mean within Daniels Bedding.

Janice Evans ● 19d

https://www.facebook.com/UNclimatechange

Philippa Bond ● 20d

https://ealingrepaircafe.org/whats-on/I'm sure that there are more.  It is a shame though that the little haberdashery shop within Daniels of Ealing on the Uxbridge Road will presumably be closing when Daniels closes. What a pain because who wants to buy small amounts online when the postal cost is so expensive when you also need to match colours etc which can't easily be done online.

Philippa Bond ● 20d

I spent several years searching for jeans WITHOUT stretch!  I did eventually find some in M&S.  Anyway those peel on stretchy ones don't seem to be fashionable now - there seem to be an awful lot of really baggy ones in fashion again!  Those will definitely be much cooler in hot weather!

Philippa Bond ● 21d

Also jeans used to be cool to wear now with the stretch ones they can make you feel hot, they might fit better but find them uncomfortable in summer.

Janice Evans ● 21d

The problem with cotton is the tremendous amount of water that is used to make it - let alone the chemicals used when growing it.  That makes it important to look after it and reuse and repair as much as you can.  When it is too holey you can recycle it for rags or the worms in the wormery will eat it.How I just loathe all those jeans that have been made and then had most of the wear worn out of them before they hit the shops all tattered with extra holes pre-made.  We used to buy our jeans when they were stiff like cardboard and needed to wear them until they were soft.  Nothing better and so much better value! Recycle Now has added the WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Plan) information on looking after your clothes - something no-one should grow up and leave home without knowing!https://www.recyclenow.com/recycle-an-item/clothing-textilesThe WRAP 'Love your Clothes' campaign ran years ago but remains important and can be found with a lot more info at the bottom of the website page above.

Philippa Bond ● 21d

The only retailers where I have seen 100% cotton is some of Morrisons clothing which I purchased during lockdown and now always buy their leggings, or Primark I buy towels and throws from there they lasta long time and wash well.

Janice Evans ● 21d

Fashions come and go!  Anna missed out the obvious linen and sackcloth.There's a newer one called lyocell and also material made out of pineapple fibre and fruit peels.There used to be material made out of nettles in the Museum for London.  I think the Romans were wearing this.  Uniforms were made out of this in WW1.That's without looking anything up!

Philippa Bond ● 21d

😅

Janice Evans ● 22d

My Mum decided that Bri Nylon was the thing to wear and so she bought us nylon pyjamas and nylon bedsheets. Geting into bed was interesting as the static electricity caused our hair to stand on end and the shiny nylon pyjamas / bedsheets meant we slid in at the top of the bed and shot out of the bottom.

Chris Blackwell ● 22d

Now thinking about school shirts, as my Mum had limited vision we had to dress in front of a mirror to check we had dressed properly, it has stayed with me all my life, and if I go to hospital or doctors and there is no mirrorto get dressed it really gets me flustered and find it difficult to dress withouta mirror as you can see what your doing, odd I know but things in life stay with you.

Janice Evans ● 22d

Most go for a easy care materials, who wants to stand ironing for hours,

Janice Evans ● 22d

I gave up wearing polyester socks when I first heard Anna say that man made fabrics were derived from plastic and that our clothes were seeping into our pores. These days I simply pour crude oil directly into my shoes and slide my feet in to the gorgeous gooey ooze. Lovely in the Winter because you can use warm oil from your car's sump but I have yet to experoence this in the Summer.Only side effect is the state of my sheets but I'd rather that than have plastic on my brain.

Chris Blackwell ● 23d

That was probably when the big oil companies discovered that it was the burning of fossil fuels that was causing problems and they then decided to keep quiet about it so as not to dent their profits.  We could have done with the extra time to work towards more and better solutions.  Big Oil  Big Business  Big Problem.

Philippa Bond ● 24d

Now I understand (how some people get it so wrong).No.  A pinecone does not represent the Fibonacci Sequence.The Fibonacci Sequence represents (describes) the mathamatical formula for the growth of a pinecone (and many other things in nature.

T P Howell ● 24d

Pippy - I did make clear I was giving some examples, why dont you research the full list for other forumers and post it. Make yrself useful lassie !

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 24d

Some fabrics and tissues are made from bamboo.

Janice Evans ● 24d

There are a lot more natural fibres being worn all the time than that!!!  More are also being created as part of the Circular Economy too.

Philippa Bond ● 24d

Examples of natural fibres are - silk, wool, cotton.Every fabric that ISNT made from a natural fibre - is made out of petroleum.Therefore - polyester, acrylic, nylon, spandex are all derived from fossil fuels !

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 25d

Polyester is basically plastic clothing.  When we get warm our skin pores open up. The microplastics from the polyester sink through our skin into our bodies.  We currently have around a spoons worth of plastic in our brain..  :(

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 25d

The Club Of Rome was the organisation that came up with the plan for the climate hoax and decarbonization.The Club Of Rome was a think tank founded in 1968 at the magnificent Italian estate of David Rockefeller, it also came up with the idea for  depopulation and the transhumanist agenda.The plans sprung from ideas of the oil barons of Rockefeller in the 1950ies when they realised 'climate disaster fear' had super potential as a control tool over the peasants ( thats us). And the rest is history folks...

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 25d

Very good Richard and Janice.

Philippa Bond ● 28d

What's wrong with safety first when there is so much at stake?    I don't think that it did stop everything anyway as they do have some backups.  Maybe they don't have enough green alternative energy installed themselves?  It has certainly been a very great mistake to rely on so much Russian energy!Perhaps we need some more swimming pools (there's a distinct lack of public ones in the UK) so we can use them to cool data processors and warm the swimming pools?https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/jan/15/energy-innovation-could-heat-150-uk-swimming-pools-after-200m-investmenthttps://theconversation.com/heathrow-closure-what-caused-the-fire-and-why-did-it-bring-down-the-whole-airport-expert-panel-252834

Philippa Bond ● 28d

aha - lithium batteries exploded and caused the fire that shut down Heathrow airport recently. Lithium was used instead of diesel - to appease the netzero nutters.welcome to clown world.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 29d

PiersLOL, he is a complete fruitcake like the others

Julian Pavey ● 35d

Achieving a first in physics doesn't make you an expert in other fields. What is your great achievement, Anna ? Shilling for "Ras" Putin ?

Richard Greenhough ● 35d

Piers achieved a first in physics at Imperial College. What is your great achievement Richard ? - shilling for Hounslow council / shilling for Hillary Clinton ? shilling for whoever is willing to pay your grocery bill in Asda I suppose..

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 35d

Do you really think that your chum "Ras" Putin would be bounced into anything because of the deaths of 186 children, given the numbers of people, including children, who have been killed as a result of his invasion of Ukraine ? But then, any information coming from one of the Corbyn family would be immediately suspect.

Richard Greenhough ● 35d

This info came from the scientist Piers Corbyn at a lecture I attended last month - Piers was in attendance at meetings leading upto the Kyoto Protocol and the Russian scientific team told Piers that Putin was adamant he would not be signing up to that protocol; some time later Piers was stunned to see on the tv that Putin was actually signing it. Piers phoned his Russian counterpart to find out why, the scientist told Piers that he couldnt speak with him and would only say one word to him, that word was 'Beslan' - referencing the tragedy where 186 Russian children had been killed. Basically Putin was bounced into signing Kyoto by terrorism. And this folks - is how some bas*ard governments out there get their way in the world  : (

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 35d

- Rootin'  Tootin'  Pootin'lol. Im starting to sound like LBC radio - listen to them now n then 4 a giggle at the propaganda

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 35d

Do you have any proof of this Anna?They killed innocent people did they?With Geo Engineering?Why would they do that when the people who presumably created the poisonous climate change are breathing the same air?You do realise that anybody can post anything online right? I once posted a video of my son when he was 7 being chased by one of his friends dressed as Freddy Krueger but that doesn't mean that Freddy is real.

Chris Blackwell ● 35d

Putins name reversed is Nitup which means two faced, is that correct or am I doing an Anna.

Janice Evans ● 35d

Anna's chum "Ras" Putin gets everywhere, including your kitchen - the packaging for the lasagne I had last night read "Putin oven". ;-)

Richard Greenhough ● 35d

Last year was the hottest one recorded.  Our old homes need insulation and ventilation to keep them warmer in winter and cooler in summer.  We need to be prepared for the sudden harder downpours which cause flash flooding that hotter weather causes.

Philippa Bond ● 35d

- the only thing that 'changed' was the bank balance of the bankers running the scam !!!!!!!!!!!!!  lol

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 36d

Climate change was a lie. They killed innocent people and wildlife by poisoning the air and earth. They used weather as a weapon of war against us. www.rumble.com  'The Dimming' www.geoengineeringwatch.org

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 36d

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/nov/20/blackrock-climate-human-rightsYou don't think that that just might also be because of an OECD complaint alleging that they have increased investments in companies implicated in environmental devastation?

Philippa Bond ● 36d

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/nov/20/blackrock-climate-human-rights#:~:text=Friends%20of%20the%20Earth%20US,damaging%20ecosystems%20and%20violating%20the

Philippa Bond ● 37d

Phillipa - the climate change scam is failing due to funding getting pulled by Blackrock , so in that case I wonder who is funding you to shill about this stuff ????!

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 37d

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/nasa-sea-levels-rise-2024-report-b2714693.htmlLast year's sea level rise was more than expected.What do you do when the country you live in is made up of low lying coral atolls and increased temperatures lead to greater storms, storm surges and salt water contamination of your fresh water and soil? There's a brilliant RSC play on for a short run at Soho Place - London's newest theatre (opp Tottenham Court Road tube) with great reviews called Kyoto. It's about the Kyoto Protocol.

Philippa Bond ● 38d

1. A pinecone with its spiral structure represents the Fibonacci Sequence - a mathematical pattern that governs growth in nature(sunflowers,shells etc ) Its spiral resonates with the frequencies of expansion and evolution.In esoteric traditions the pinecone is the humans 'third eye' - resonating with the frequencies of intuition and a higher consciousness that is sometimes associated with the God frequency -963hz in sound healing.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 40d

false science like anti-vax, chemtrails, self-appointed experts and their youtube channels, Russia assets spouting Vlad's latest message? Good to see you talking sense at last

Chris Jenkins ● 40d

In the King James bible we are warned to guard against false science and so called science, seeTimothy 6, 20amazing how they seemed to know what was coming

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 41d

There are films at midday today at Acton.  Find out more.

Philippa Bond ● 44d

and not all EV manufacturers use them.  There is new innovation all the time.

Philippa Bond ● 45d

but try and repair or rehome first.  Chiswick has a repair cafe and I hear that there is still an electrical repair shop.When buying new you can usually take back the electrical/electronic item to the shop that you bought it from.  They are delivering?  Check out their website as they make collect the original you are replacing or even other electricals at the same time.  Sometimes it is a small fee BUT sometimes they will give you a small discount off a new item.

Philippa Bond ● 45d

you no longer want.  We have laws here re producer responsibility so that the earth's finite resources are not incinerated and lost forever.  This will also save  homes and communities being destroyed and uprooted by mining works and any exploitative action.

Philippa Bond ● 45d

I guess this forum has now become Anna's official platform to spout nonsense, conspiracy theories and assorted hokum.Been fun while it lasted.

Francis Sheehan ● 46d