“One of the greatest deceptions (…) is the claim that CO2 pollutes the air. How is it that in 2005 the European climate policy began – a policy that is madness of ecoterrorism – and at the same time, over 20 years, this policy, which was supposed to reduce emissions, has not affected reality, because over those 20 years the world increased emissions from 29.5 billion tons annually to 38.5 billion tons of CO2 per year. CO2 produced in the USA or India does not need a passport or visa to cross borders and affect us here as well. The EU, in its ideological climate madness, is leading to the impoverishment of Europe and does not significantly contribute to reducing CO2 emissions. They are higher.”
Today, in the town of Święte Nowaki (Skierniewice County), another program convention of Law and Justice (PiS) from the series “Thinking Poland. Alternative 2.0” is taking place, this time devoted to sustainable development – environment, climate, and energy policy.
“There is a certain madness in the minds of many people in the world, also in Poland, also today in the government, which boils down to a process that scientists have called the animalization of humans and the humanization of plants and animals. This is a process aimed at convincing humans that they are indeed part of the environment, but the least important and the most harmful part. Well, no – humans are a part of the environment at least as important as all its other parts; moreover, they are the most important element of this environment. For humans, for future generations, we have a sacred duty to take care of the natural environment, to multiply everything we can and pass it on to future generations. No animalization of humans and humanization of animals – simply sustainable development, normality,” declared Przemysław Czarnek, Law and Justice (PiS) candidate for Prime Minister, at the beginning of his speech during the convention.
“A person who interacts with nature daily always demonstrates greater common sense – that is what I heard from Professor Stanisław Kiczuk, a long-time Vice-Rector of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, a great logician. Because the processes that occur in nature are natural; nature cannot be deceived. Humans deceive themselves by removing themselves from this nature, explaining to younger generations that humans are worse than what surrounds them, that they are intruders,” he added.
“Let us save Europe from ecoterrorists”
According to Czarnek, “it is not the case that industry and the economy must be stopped in order to live in a cleaner environment.”
“One of the greatest deceptions (…) is the claim that CO2 pollutes the air. How is it that in 2005 the European climate policy began – a policy that is madness of ecoterrorism – and at the same time, over 20 years, this policy, which was supposed to reduce emissions, has not affected reality, because over those 20 years the world increased emissions from 29.5 billion tons annually to 38.5 billion tons of CO2 per year. CO2 produced in the USA or India does not need a passport or visa to cross borders and affect us here as well. The EU, in its ideological climate madness, is leading to the impoverishment of Europe and does not significantly contribute to reducing CO2 emissions. They are higher,” admitted the Law and Justice (PiS) MP.
He added that “we are losing 500 jobs per day in the EU, and the share of European industry, due to this madness of climate ideology, has decreased over 10-15 years from 25 percent to 17 percent.”
“Accelerated deindustrialization of Europe is taking place. Poland suffers the most from this, because it is Poland that is subjected to the strictest conditions and burdened the most with fees for invented mechanisms that have no effectiveness in combating environmental pollution. (…) Poland must follow the path of sustainable development so that young people do not have to flee the country due to unemployment and poverty. That is what sustainable development is – everything contributes to it, first and foremost – the human being,” Czarnek emphasized.
He admitted that the CO2 emissions trading system – ETS – has been subjected to “uncontrolled circulation,” and the cost of allowances has increased from 8 to 75-80 euros, with further increases expected.
“What does this mean for Poland? That we are to accelerate toward the fastest deindustrialization in Europe, massive unemployment, so that young Poles look for work picking asparagus in Germany or cleaning toilets in England or Austria. Is this sustainable development or submission to catastrophic, anti-human ecological terrorism?” he added.
Czarnek declared that “we are leaving the ETS, we do not agree to adopt ETS2.”
“Let us save Europe from ecoterrorists,” he stressed.
He proposed investment in stable energy sources, including geothermal energy, hydroelectric power plants, and biogas.
“Renewable energy sources – yes, but stable, available all year round. They can contribute to our energy mix, the result of which will be cheap electricity, not absurd EU-subsidized solutions that make Poles pay the highest electricity prices in the EU,” he concluded.