A few of the uprising around the world

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A few of the uprising around the world

Published: Sunday, July 24th, 2022 @ 4:04 pm
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Protests in wealthy and developing countries throughout the globe have sprung up in recent weeks over economic grievances and “ill-advised” government policies.

Countries are struggling with inflation and exorbitant fuel costs, while the war in Ukraine has cut off major sources of food and fertilizer that experts warn may cause a global food catastrophe. Facing lower standards of living and poverty, people in many countries are demonstrating against what they perceive as their governments’ poor handling of economic challenges.

Full article: https://dailycaller.com/2022/07/23/uprisings-government-incompetence-world/

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Conservative Voter said:

( July 24th, 2022 @ 5:39 pm )

It is the climate alarmist "green" policies that are the biggest factor in public unrest, with Russian sanctions a minor player. It is Biden always trying to blame Russia when it is Biden's own flawed energy policies that have driven up the cost of fuel, and with it food and everything else. The collapse of the economy and government in Sri Lanka was completely caused by following the WEF's green agenda, as are the current protests in The Netherlands. What Biden did to US energy policies drove up oil and gas prices around the world, not just in the US, and that happened well before Russia invaded Ukraine.

Similarly, the adoption of the EU's Green Deal last year is what sent Europe's energy prices skyrocketing well before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The two multi-week wind droughts that Europe experienced last year where they burned through their gas reserves to compensate for lack of wind, also did not help.

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