From the Tribune Friday, November 5, 2021 http://www.tribune242.com/news/2021/nov… .

PRIME Minister Philip Davis said after having come from COP conference and having had conversations with world leaders. “So, you will hear them talk about alternative energy, but they don’t ever talk about what they call the net zero which is now the new term they are adopting to see where countries will get to net zero meaning elongating(?) fossil fuel altogether, but no one is talking about it now, it can’t be done now, they see that 20, 30, 50 years into the future..."

And Prince Charles said "...I know you all carry a heavy burden on your shoulders and you do not need me to tell you that the eyes and hopes of the world are upon you to act with all dispatch and decisively because time has quite literally run out....With a growing global population creating ever increasing demand on the planet’s finite resources, we have to reduce emissions urgently..."

The greatest user of resources and creator of emissions is the large population of man. So guess what is the easiest and most effective way to reduce resource usage and emissions? The financing issue is the least of our problems. Look up 'global rewilding'.

https://www.dogpile.com/serp?q=global+r…

The incompetence of government and BPL officials simply aggravated the energy cost. Many of the tourists we target are living off their credit cards - knowing that the bills will not be repaid. Coupled with the extreme anomalous weather events worldwide along with collapse of the food supply, also coupled in with worldwide unrest and unrestrained migration to parasitic nations - the prognosis is more austerity (increasing costs) for all of us. Buckle up coz' it's only the beginning of teotwawki. Just like I said some time ago - very few of us have the dollars long enough to survive the proposed re-wilding agenda.

Many recipients of said 'food assistance' are forever scarred by not only the seemingly intentional choice of nutrition poor toxic foods, but also the stingy way the meagre amounts were given. Yet, the public is expected to repay the loan we govmin' dem got to implement the food assistance program.

Back in the day dementia, just like autism, was rare. Dementia is best caught at its onset when proper treatment can regrow brain cells. In my opinion, the estimated 6,000 by the year 2050 in much too low. The signs of early onset is just about everywhere.

**repost**

"In my youth I detested unions, and wondered why they were allowed to exist. However, after spending years in management and observing the practices of other managers and organizations, I realized that the overwhelming majority of managers are themselves evil. The unions are a necessary evil to counter the evils of management. BPL executives are possessed by demonic forces and are relentless in their evil doings; obviously, they detest fairplay and are ungracious sore losers."

Nothing has changed to this day especially Captain Oblivious.

> "...advanced real-time meteorological services capable of monitoring and managing the weather..."

Simply absolutely amazing. Just like kids happily and innocently having unfettered access to a connected cell phone, and being unaware of the true nature and capabilities of the device; we will now have another technologically advanced device of which we are unaware of its true intent and capabilities. Enjoy teotwawki.

@Porcupine
Well said, but the main problem is the system itself (not negating the incompetence and greed of our officials). We live in a world based on capitalism, which is structured for infinite growth (esp. profits) which equates to a ponzi scheme. Since we live in a finite world with finite resources the ponzi scheme has a growth period then the inevitable collapse. The banksters at the top of the pyramid are seeking maximum profits by creating derivatives on anything they fancy, which is driving the increasing costs of real goods and services. Just look at the deteriorating infrastructure of our neighbour to the north - apparently they seem to not have sufficient monies to repair their ageing bridges and other failing infrastructure, but they find monies for everything else. The same applies to our government - IE the interest on our debt has put our government firmly 'in the hands of the finance man' whose only interest is maximising interest. The ponzi has peaked and we have begun the downward spiral, so brace for impact and casualties are to be expected.

This is good news, and it only verifies what I posted years ago...

"The problem with BPL is inept executives, who are being appointed and controlled by the arrogant/ignorant men off of the street (elected politicians)."

Most of BPL's executives came up through its ranks (homegrown) and have never experienced an industrial setting with proper customized training manuals and rigorously thorough job training, so they are oblivious to the true problems.

I agree with Dr Sands that the govmin' dem should bring in the dengue vaccines. And since our valuable, very loving and extremely concerned 'health professionals' are the ones being exposed to diseases on a daily basis, it should be stipulated in law that they are mandatorily injected and boosted every three months - or more frequent if necessary - for their protection. The stipulation would allow all other citizens voluntary access to the same vaccines. In addition, any other vaccine that comes available and is publicly mentioned by our esteemed 'health professionals' should automatically be included in the mandatory injected mix'; of course, still being voluntary for any other brave soul.

@Porcupine

I am not suggesting that we give up, but only giving a true assessment of the situation so that we are not delusional or frustrated about our impact.