Thread by @chrislittlewoo8

🚨 The Climate and Nature Bill: A Blueprint for Tyranny 🚨

This bill, with its second reading on 24 January 2025, has the backing of 192 MPs, councils, mayors, and political parties.

But beneath the flowery language lies a chilling reality: mass control, surveillance, and the destruction of your freedoms.

Here’s what they don’t want you to know 👇

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The Climate and Nature Bill claims to "protect the planet," but in reality, it will enslave the majority while sparing the elites.

Read the bill yourself and see the truth behind their words:

👉 zerohour.uk/downloads/clim…

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The bill demands:

•Ending fossil fuels "rapidly," leaving millions without affordable transport or heating.

•Carbon quotas for every person, tracked digitally.

•Halting "harmful" activities to "nature," at the expense of jobs, homes, and freedom.

Sound fair?

It’s a nightmare in the making.

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Your car? Gone.

•Fossil fuel vehicles will be banned.

•Electric vehicles priced out of reach.

•Public transport rationed.

If you live in rural areas, expect isolation.

If you’re urban, welcome to overcrowded trains and buses.

Meanwhile, the elites drive their EV fleets.

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Your holidays? Cancelled.

•Foreign travel will become a privilege of the wealthy.

•Flight taxes and quotas will make trips abroad unaffordable for ordinary families.

Think private jets will stop flying? Of course not.

The elites will still travel as they please.

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This bill creates a surveillance state:

•Digital IDs to track your carbon usage.

•Smart meters monitoring your energy and habits.

•A potential social credit system to penalise you for stepping out of line.

They’ll know where you go, what you do, and how you live.

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Your home is not safe.

•Land will be seized for rewilding projects, displacing families.

•Rural areas will be emptied, forcing people into high-density "smart cities."

The government will tell you it’s for "sustainability."

But it’s about control.

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Your dinner plate will be rationed.

•Livestock farming will be gutted, making meat and dairy unaffordable.

•Food imports restricted, leading to shortages of basic goods.

The state will control your diet.

Eat what they tell you, when they tell you, or go hungry.

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This bill creates a two-tier society:

•The wealthy and powerful exempt themselves from restrictions.

•Everyone else lives in scarcity, under surveillance, with no autonomy.

This isn’t about saving the planet.

It’s about creating a permanent underclass.

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The elites support this dystopia:

•MPs: zerohour.uk/mps/

•Mayors: zerohour.uk/mayors/

•Peers: zerohour.uk/peers/

•Councils: zerohour.uk/councils/

•Parties: zerohour.uk/parties/

Is your representative on this list?

Find out.

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Reform UK is the only party standing against these mad Net Zero policies.

While other parties push these dystopian measures that will destroy our freedoms and livelihoods, Reform UK offers hope, accountability, and a real alternative to the chaos being forced upon us.

We are fighting for:

•Freedom from constant surveillance and carbon quotas.

•Opportunity to live your life without government overreach.

•Accountability for politicians and elites imposing these devastating policies while exempting themselves.

No other party dares to stand up for you. No other party is fighting to protect Britain’s way of life.

This is more than politics, it’s about the future of our country, our families, and our freedom.

👉 Join Reform UK today and take a stand for hope, accountability, and a better future:

reformparty.uk/join

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Connecting the Dots:

How the Climate and Nature Bill Enables a Dystopian Future.

In response to requests for clarification, here are the specific sections in the Climate and Nature Bill that correspond to the concerns raised in my original thread.

Below, I’ve highlighted how the bill's provisions could lead to drastic societal changes, surveillance, and control under the guise of environmental protection.

1. Surveillance State

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(a), (b), and (c)

These clauses mandate reducing territorial emissions and emissions from imports, effectively requiring tracking and monitoring of all production, consumption, and personal activities that contribute to emissions.

Implication: A digital system for tracking personal carbon footprints could be implemented, likely linked to digital IDs and smart meters.

2. Private Transport Restrictions

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(d)

Calls for the rapid end of fossil fuel exploration, extraction, and imports.

This will directly phase out traditional vehicles, forcing people toward expensive electric alternatives or public transport.

Implication: Those unable to afford EVs or access public transport, especially in rural areas, will be left stranded.

3. Foreign Travel Limitations

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(a) and (b)

Includes emissions from international aviation and shipping. This means taxes, quotas, or outright restrictions on flights to meet emissions reduction targets.

Implication: Foreign travel becomes a luxury only for the wealthy.

4. Property Seizures and Rewilding

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(f) and Clause 2(3)(g)

Requires restoring ecosystems and avoiding nature loss, prioritising rewilding under the Mitigation and Conservation Hierarchy.

Implication: Landowners, farmers, and rural residents could face compulsory purchases or restrictions on land use for rewilding projects.

5. Food Shortages

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(f) and Clause 2(3)(h)(ii)

Focuses on minimising ecosystem damage from food production and trade.

Measures may include reducing livestock farming to cut emissions and limiting imports that harm ecosystems.

Implication: Higher prices, scarcity of meat and dairy, and potential food rationing.

6. Economic Collapse

•Bill Section: Clause 2(5)(c)

Acknowledges the need for retraining and financial support for those affected by the transition out of high-emission industries.

Implication: Mass job losses in fossil fuels, aviation, automotive, and farming sectors, with vague promises of support.

7. Two-Tier Society

•Bill Section: Clause 2(3)(h)

Calls for offsetting adverse impacts of UK production and consumption, but without equity safeguards.

Implication: The wealthy can buy their way out of restrictions, leaving ordinary citizens to bear the brunt of reduced consumption and austerity.

8. Authoritarian Governance

•Bill Section: Clause 3

Establishes a Climate and Nature Assembly, granting unelected bodies the power to influence laws and enforce compliance with strict environmental measures.

Implication: Democratic accountability is eroded in favour of technocratic rule.

Key Points for Reference

•Full Bill Text: zerohour.uk/downloads/clim…