The tide has turned on net zero

Find out what’s really going on in this week’s news in review, with Nigel Farage…

The net zero dam has finally broken. It was struggling to hold back Europe’s farmers, German small businesses, unconnected wind and solar farms dotted across the UK’s countryside, unprofitable green energy companies and much of the Third World’s poor.

But they’ve all finally had enough. And the politicians are responding.

Especially across Europe, net zero policies are being delayed, reversed and even abandoned at an ever-increasing pace. Corporate leaders are speaking out about the implausibility of net zero policies and the lies of the past. Even government departments are delaying their net-zero plans.

In this video, Nigel Farage and Nick Hubble review the key policy reversals and analyse what happens next.

We also give a dishonourable mention to the next big green energy boondoggle.

Find out what it is from Nigel Farage in this video…

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[peterhoulis]

The WEF NEEDS SHUTTING DOWN NOW AND KLAUS AND HIS MOB INVESTIGATED ABOUT COVID

[David-ttmt]

Very bad mistake losing our industrial capability. Politicians have shown no grasp of the realities of a successful functioning country

[roydavis]

Agriculture may only be 1.5% of the European economy, but it is the MOST important ! Without food, we die. Without CO2, plants die, we die. Simple!! The Netherlands alone, is the second biggest exporter of food in the world !!

[richardwallis]

Why don't they just ban oxygen same effect as banning co2!

[timanstee]

Losing Port Talbot's blast furnaces is absolute madness 😢😢

[Theoobovril]

I would like Nigel to open up on the WEF, for they are much the driving force behind of all this.

[terydn]

Net zero is slowly being recognised as impossible. Engineers have known this for years and not a real issue as whatever we do will make no difference to a complex system like the climate changes that occurs regardless.

[marumaru]

Given the WEF control of our government both parties lets see if any meaningful push back is possible!

[batmanlives]

Blind Freddy could see net zero was impractical irrational and down right idiotic….
Now, it seems, after the protests, the message is FINALLY getting through

[ivanord]

I wouldn't trust any leader of the EU. The protesters should continue

[AlanRoberts-xywu]

Years ago I had zero interest in politics until a friend urged me to listen to a speech in the EU parliment by Nigel Farage. He made so much sense I have followed him ever since, I think this country would soar with him in control.
Vote Reform 🇬🇧

[andypandy]

Having worked in the precision engineering industry all my working life I cannot believe how ignorant politicians are about the situation with Steel production. There are hundreds of variations of steel all with specific qualities, each a different composition and recipe. there are used in everything we use in daily life.

[geoffclarke]

Spot on Nigel. We need to stop this ruinous charge towards net zero.

[Paul-ifjq]

Nigel is a real politician. imagine if he was PM, I think it would be better.

[stephenrichards]

Brussels has only paused their move to NetZero

[christinewyatt]

We do need a full Brexit. If labour gets in, they will bring in closer ties with the EU
We need you back in politics Nigel

[richard]

Just hope you are correct Nigel. Listened to a BBC interview with R Reeves this morning - 2 women who both did not have a clue what they were speaking about from a scientific/technical point of view, debated the fact that under a future Labour government energy will be completely wind and solar by 2030. Let's not underestimate the depth of ignorance on this subject with many politicians.

[michaelking]

Net zero is a sick joke It is not even possible

[paddyh]

Regards from the Netherlands 🇳🇱. Love listening to this. Support our farmers and I look forward to the European elections in June. 😎

[andreas]

Farmers wouldnt even need subsidies if they were actually paid what products they produce are worth. Here in Norway (luckily not part of the EU) our farmers are still paid the same amount of money for milk, meat etc as in the 70s-80s (!) but the prices of these products have gone up several 100%.

ALL the money is going to the store owners, making billions upon billions in profit that you as a tax payer is paying (because if they actually paid farmers the farmers wouldnt need the subsidies which again is paid for with your taxes).