Get ready for a rude awakening, folks! The government has devised a plan, and it's not looking good for us, the common people. Here's the deal: you're about to receive a letter, and it's not what you'd want. It's a notification that you'll need to make costly upgrades to your house, and guess what? You're footing the bill. If you're renting, don't breathe a sigh of relief just yet – your landlord will be hiking up your rent to cover these "improvements." All this chaos has a name: the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, courtesy of the EU. But don't think you're safe if you're outside Europe; this storm is heading your way too.
This directive, a brainchild of the World Economic Forum's Great Reset and Agenda 2030, mandates that all privately owned houses must reach at least an energy class of D by 2033 and become zero-emission homes by 2050. The cost? A staggering average of €100,000 per house. Most folks can't cough up that kind of cash, which means they'll be coerced into selling their homes. Remember the World Economic Forum's slogan, "You will own nothing and you will be happy"? Well, it's turning into a grim reality.
This so-called green agenda is turning into an all-out assault on the middle class. Homeownership, a cornerstone of middle-class identity, is being yanked away, pushing us towards a new era of feudalism, where the rich get richer and the rest of us are left in the dust. These changes aren't just environmental; they're a means to control and own us. But there's a twist – we don't have to accept this lying down.
This isn't just a suggestion; it's our duty to resist. We can't let them strip away our homes under the guise of "upgrades" like additional insulation or solar panels. This isn't about improving our lives; it's about making it impossible for us to hold onto our properties. It's a blatant wealth transfer.
Ownership isn't just a concept; it's the bedrock of our freedom. If we lose our right to own, we're stepping into a world where the so-called elites control everything we need. It's time to stand firm, to be disobedient. Yes, there will be consequences and a price to pay, but if we unite in our refusal, we can stop this encroachment on our rights. We are many; they are few. Let's not forget that.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article represent concerns raised by individuals who often feel voiceless in the face of sweeping policy changes. This piece aims to give a platform to those alternative viewpoints, reflecting the apprehensions and challenges faced by many in response to the ongoing environmental and economic shifts. It is important to recognize the diversity of opinions and experiences in this complex debate.
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