Bloomberg's Covert Takeover Threatens America's Energy Independence
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**Billionaire Bloomberg's Covert Energy Takeover Exposed**
Michael Bloomberg's influence over state energy policies has been laid bare in a shocking report, revealing how the billionaire is effectively puppeteering state bureaucracies to impose his radical green agenda.
Documents obtained by investigative outlets indicate that Bloomberg's philanthropic efforts have infiltrated at least ten state attorney general offices, providing funding for officials who aggressively pursue litigation against the fossil fuel industry.
According to these revelations, Bloomberg's funding has extended into state regulatory agencies that oversee utility companies and energy infrastructure—areas critical for ensuring reliable and affordable energy.
This alarming development suggests a coordinated effort to push green energy initiatives that prioritize the interests of wealthy elites over the everyday American.
Bloomberg's machinations follow a troubling pattern reminiscent of other leftist billionaire benefactors, such as George Soros, who have exploited financial resources to install prosecutors sympathetic to criminal elements, undermining public safety.
The strategy is clearly aimed at restricting energy production and access to affordable electricity, all under the guise of a "clean energy" future that benefits the upper echelons of society while threatening the livelihoods of average citizens.
Take, for instance, the appointment of Rula Thabata to the Louisiana Public Service Commission, who has a track record in "diversity, equity, and inclusion" rather than a substantial background in energy policy. Such nominations raise significant conflict-of-interest concerns, particularly when private funding is leveraged for public positions.
Under the guise of "energy justice," Bloomberg and his network seem intent on ensuring that only those with substantial financial means can afford energy.
This prioritization of ideological aspirations over practical energy solutions is bound to backfire, fueling resistance among everyday Americans who depend on reliable and affordable energy sources for their families and businesses.
As public outrage grows against such blatant overreach, conservatives must remain vigilant against attacks on energy independence and state sovereignty.
The revelations surrounding Bloomberg's influence underscore the urgent need for true representation in government that champions the interests of all Americans—not just those who can afford to pay for political favors.
Sources:
moonbattery.com
zerohedge.com
newsbusters.org
Michael Bloomberg's influence over state energy policies has been laid bare in a shocking report, revealing how the billionaire is effectively puppeteering state bureaucracies to impose his radical green agenda.
Documents obtained by investigative outlets indicate that Bloomberg's philanthropic efforts have infiltrated at least ten state attorney general offices, providing funding for officials who aggressively pursue litigation against the fossil fuel industry.
According to these revelations, Bloomberg's funding has extended into state regulatory agencies that oversee utility companies and energy infrastructure—areas critical for ensuring reliable and affordable energy.
This alarming development suggests a coordinated effort to push green energy initiatives that prioritize the interests of wealthy elites over the everyday American.
Bloomberg's machinations follow a troubling pattern reminiscent of other leftist billionaire benefactors, such as George Soros, who have exploited financial resources to install prosecutors sympathetic to criminal elements, undermining public safety.
The strategy is clearly aimed at restricting energy production and access to affordable electricity, all under the guise of a "clean energy" future that benefits the upper echelons of society while threatening the livelihoods of average citizens.
Take, for instance, the appointment of Rula Thabata to the Louisiana Public Service Commission, who has a track record in "diversity, equity, and inclusion" rather than a substantial background in energy policy. Such nominations raise significant conflict-of-interest concerns, particularly when private funding is leveraged for public positions.
Under the guise of "energy justice," Bloomberg and his network seem intent on ensuring that only those with substantial financial means can afford energy.
This prioritization of ideological aspirations over practical energy solutions is bound to backfire, fueling resistance among everyday Americans who depend on reliable and affordable energy sources for their families and businesses.
As public outrage grows against such blatant overreach, conservatives must remain vigilant against attacks on energy independence and state sovereignty.
The revelations surrounding Bloomberg's influence underscore the urgent need for true representation in government that champions the interests of all Americans—not just those who can afford to pay for political favors.
Sources:
moonbattery.com
zerohedge.com
newsbusters.org
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