Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle Carbon Credits can be Traded to Offset a Company’s Need for Energy:
If it’s determined that any company in these carbon-emitting industries has exceeded their annual carbon permit quota, they may purchase “emission credits” from a government-approved exchange to offset their CO2 emissions – that’s the “trade.” …Businesses able to maintain their emissions below the allotted permit cap will have surplus credits, and will be able to trade those credits on the “carbon exchange.” Credits, or “offsets” will also be awarded to major landowners who create or maintain carbon dioxide sinks by planting trees, not cutting down standing timber, or not plowing their fields. Those credits can also be traded on the exchange… Every time a carbon credit is sold or purchased, somebody will get a slice of the transaction – a fee. And just like the way they trade in the commodities market, these smart investors will buy bulk-loads of credits on the cheap, and then position themselves to see the credits to needy businesses for great profits. Carbon dioxide will be a new currency. (pp. 299 and 205) Sussman adds: “One can only imagine the tremendous opportunity for graft, corruption, and
favoritism carbon permits will allow and encourage.” I compare carbon credits to the nefarious “indulgences” that the Catholic Church was selling back in the Dark Ages to allow naïve, gullible parishioners to buy their deceased ancestors way out of purgatory. Carbon credits are just as nefarious and based on deception, graft, and lies.
3) - Financial – There is Much Money to be Made
Whenever there are strange programs that do not make much sense, especially from a whacky environmental viewpoint, the best thing to do is to follow the money trail. There is enormous money to be made by pushing the environmental scare tactics and from the smart meters and smart grids.
The following is taken from an article that appeared on Infowars, June 27, 2009, which lets us know how much money it would all cost – almost a trillion, and $4.5 billion for the smart grid part. It also lets us know who would benefit the most from the money involved.
New World Order Rams Through Sham Cap and Trade Bill,” by Zachary T. Baker
The U.S. House of Representatives are nothing more than prostitutes for the international banking cartel. Brothels in Washington D.C. were packed Friday afternoon with eager congressman who sold Americans out 219-212 in favor of The American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (ACES). Also dubbed “Waxman- Markey” the bill will implement the infamous cap-and-trade system on greenhouse gas emissions, signaling the NWO’s final moves towards total financial bondage. The federal government will have an annual allowance of almost a trillion dollars worth of grants/ bribe money to use as they seem fit. Much like the mafia acting as a middleman between people and businesses, the EPA will create a list of companies who are “trade sensitive” or rely on imports. With General Electric’s smart grid technology in place, energy companies along with their customers will have no other choice but to convert to the communist style system of rationing vital utilities. What smart grid visionaries foresee are home thermostats and appliances that adjust automatically depending on the cost of power. The availability of $4.5 billion in federal economic recovery money for smart grid
technology gives incentives for companies to convert over to the new digitalized grid. Energy Secretary Steven Chu says, “If you want to create mischief one very good
way to create a great deal of mischief is to actually bring down a smart grid system. This system has to be incredibly secure.”
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