
Europe’s structural dependence on inexpensive hydrocarbon energy from its now-hostile Russian neighbour has had two crucial outcomes. It has amplified and accelerated destabilizing dynamics already in play, bringing about a transformation of the international energy landscape. And it has starkly exposed the spectacular failure of Europe’s 30-year, market-distorting climate policies, in particular its delusions about a renewables-based net-zero energy transition.
Reality is a merciless mistress: remove hydrocarbons and net-zero energy magic vanishes, exposing Europeans to the truly shocking social and economic fall-out of decades of wishful political thinking fundamentally divorced from reality.








If “root causes” were to blame for the massacre in Saskatchewan authored by Myles Sanderson, our streets would be awash in blood.



