Climate Movement and Its Socialist and Religious Vibes
by Hannes Sarv, Freedom Research:
Kaarel Ots has been a financial sector executive for over 25 years. In Estonia he has long been an outspoken opinion leader and a frequent op-ed writer in the biggest newspapers, discussing mainly issues related to economic and financial conditions.
During the Covid pandemic, he became one of the few rational voices in Estonia arguing against policies such as lockdowns and vaccine coercion. In an interview with us, Ots says that Covid policies and the ‘climate change’ movement are notably similar. Both presume you ‘trust the science’ and if your views diverge, you’ll be facing censorship. In truth, this is no science any more, but ‘religion’, and if you look at the particular policies of that climate ‘religion’, it reminds one of Socialist ideology, he says.
In a rational world we must ask a few simple questions about the move to Net Zero, Ots says and asks some of them in this interview. Do we understand that the move we call ‘energy transition’ means recession? Do we understand that Europe with its ageing and shrinking population emits less than 10% of the world’s anthropogenic CO2? If we bring our emissions to zero, will it help the planet somehow? If Europe does everything that has been planned, what will the impact of it be on Earth’s temperatures in 10 years, 20 years, 30 years? Do we have those answers?
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