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Pierre Poilievre's Common Sense Climate Policy · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  I think we should take a look at this, just wondering in terms of
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  the Conservative plan, how would you reduce greenhouse gases? I know you touched
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  on that a little bit, but we haven't really heard a fleshed out plan
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  from the Conservatives and how you're going to reduce greenhouse gases. Again, our
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  approach is to lower the cost of alternatives rather than raising the cost of traditional
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  energy. We still need. That means quickly approving hydro electric dams in for
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  example, Quebec, which needs to double its output of hydro electricity over the
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  next several decades. In order to meet the demand for emissions free energy,
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  we need to green light tidal wave power off the East Coast, the kind
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  that Trudeau blocked with years of bureaucracy. We need to speed up small modular
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  nuclear reactors that will supply clean, emissions free electricity onto the grid. We
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  need to support carbon capture and storage that will allow industry to put emissions back
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  underground where it came from. In other words, where Trudeau proposes taxes,
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  I propose technology. Where he proposes to raise the cost of traditional energy,
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  we still need I propose to lower the cost of alternatives. Where he wants
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  to drive our jobs to dirty dictatorships. I want to bring home powerful paychecks
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  for our people. So I mean that seems like just a reasonable response.
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  Fine, I have no problem with green energy, right, It's just that
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  we shouldn't pretend that we can run a modern technological society off that. You
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  know, we do need to use the resources that we have. And also
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  there are countries that want the resources that we have. Right, Trudeau keeps
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  saying no. Germany came as, can we get some metro gas please?
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  We've got this thing happening with Russia right now. Trudeau said no. He
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  just said no, flat out no. He said, well, we've got
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  some hydrogen boondoggle you might be interested in in fifty years Japan, same thing
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  they asked for liquefied natural gas. Trudao said, no, no interest,
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  no interest whatsoever. China and India are going to keep building coal plants regardless
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  of what Canada does. Canada cannot change the world climate. Canada, if
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  it was wiped off the map tomorrow, would account for under two percent of
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  the world's emission. Is that if that's if Canada was wiped off the map,
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  Okay, it would not make any difference Canada, we are going to
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  impoverish ourselves with a tax that will make the weather gooder. India, we
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  crossed one billion tons in coal and lignite production Narenda Modi a remarkable feat.
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  Crossing one billion tons in coal and lignite production marks a historic milestone for India,
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  reflecting our commitment to ensuring a vibrant coal sector. This also ensures India's
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  path TODs whatever that is a vital sector. So this is what's happening in
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  India. They're very proud of it. While Trudeau virtue signals to zero effect.
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  Well, the only there is an effect. It's to impoverish Canada and
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  Canadians and to turn Canada from a first world country into a third world country,
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  to make Canada no longer a wealthy country but a poor country. Along
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  with everything else he's doing, by the way, flooding the country with mass
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  immigration that we just simply can't handle. That we don't have the room for,
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  we don't have places to put the people, for God's sakes. So
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  that's what's really happening in the world. And at least Pierre Polyev understands that.
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  I mean, he was going to have something like this anyway, because
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  you just have to. I mean, it's just politically in Canada, you
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  have to. And you know what, like modular nuclear power. Great,
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  if there's you know, green stuff that actually works at least a little bit,
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  fine, why not use that too. I mean, who doesn't want
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  cleaner air in cities that sort of thing, right, But we can't go
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  under this fantasy of this agenda twenty thirty bullshit nonsense, and this net zero
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  nonsense. It's just not going to happen unless there is some unbelievable technological advancement
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  that nobody is anticipating, not in the next you know, really in like
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  the next fifty years, Anti pop says eat Zi bugs. It's talking about
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  Klaus Schwab, who penetrated the Canadian through those cabinets. Fifty percent the projections
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  for China and India will dwarf all Western output will he That's completely true.
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  That is true. That's why I say that Canada cannot change the climate.
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  It's just not going to happen.