Christer Ericsson

Christer Ericsson

Articles by Christer Ericsson

The Epstein Files: The Most Shocking Is the Least Remarkable

The end of the reign of the current kakistocracy in the West?

Danish Farmers Raise Alarm About Climate Feed Additive Bovaer

Cows get sick, collapse and die

BBC scandal: Mainstream Media Is Fading Fast

On November 9, Tim Davie, director general of the BBC, the flagship of the British system media, resigned. Head of News Deborah Turness also felt forced to leave her post.

Digital ID Introduced at a Furious Pace Worldwide

We list countries that have already been affected

Scary Case Study: The British Climate Organization ECIU

The Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit: Part of a gigantic and hidden globalist-controlled network

The Murder of Charlie Kirk – An Attack On Us All

Charlie Kirk was unique within the growing conservative, traditionalist and patriotic movement

Netherlands Forced to Ration Electricity

Tens of thousands of companies and households are waiting to connect to the "green electricity grid"

Exclusive Military Analysis: The Air War Between India and Pakistan

Did Pakistan Really Shoot Down Five Indian Fighter Jets?

Europe’s Food Security Eroded: Cold and Wet Ravages UK Agriculture

The second worst harvest since measurements began

Bill Gates wants to bury trees - for Climate's sake. Photo: carboncredits.com

Bill Gates’ New Plan: Cut Down 70 Million Acres of Trees to “Combat Global Warming”

To be buried to prevent carbon emissions.It sounds like a bad joke, but the project has already been launched in US national parks. Millions of trees are to be felled "for the sake of the climate." The project is called the Carbon Lockdown Project and involves logging robots cutting down trees and dragging them to large pits where they are buried under oxygen-free conditions. "One ton of biomass in the soil is one ton of carbon dioxide not in the atmosphere," says Ning Zeng, the founder of the project. Bill Gates sponsors such a "climate company" called Kodama Systems, which has set itself the goal of burying one billion tons of biomass.