Kemi Badenoch

And it starts to do better. We're in a tricky situation because you need to tell people the truth. And what I have at the moment are parties on either side who are telling people exactly what they want to hear one way or another on the left and on the right. And I have seen the inside. And I just think that we need to get real very quickly. We need to get serious and stop messing around.

And it starts to do better. We're in a tricky situation because you need to tell people the truth. And what I have at the moment are parties on either side who are telling people exactly what they want to hear one way or another on the left and on the right. And I have seen the inside. And I just think that we need to get real very quickly. We need to get serious and stop messing around.

And it starts to do better. We're in a tricky situation because you need to tell people the truth. And what I have at the moment are parties on either side who are telling people exactly what they want to hear one way or another on the left and on the right. And I have seen the inside. And I just think that we need to get real very quickly. We need to get serious and stop messing around.

This is what I mean by us not being serious, where you're not really solving the problem, you're just giving yourself a nice announcement or a nice headline. So there's certain things that I know. One is that the decisions we're making now most of us will not be alive to see how it turns out.

This is what I mean by us not being serious, where you're not really solving the problem, you're just giving yourself a nice announcement or a nice headline. So there's certain things that I know. One is that the decisions we're making now most of us will not be alive to see how it turns out.

This is what I mean by us not being serious, where you're not really solving the problem, you're just giving yourself a nice announcement or a nice headline. So there's certain things that I know. One is that the decisions we're making now most of us will not be alive to see how it turns out.

And it could be that we don't necessarily get the impact we want from net zero, even if we achieve net zero. So you need to make sure that you are doing other things as well. You're making the planet better. You're creating renewable energy sources, for example. So that if one day the fossil fuels do run out in 500 or 1,000 years or whenever it is, that we have built something that is in place.

And it could be that we don't necessarily get the impact we want from net zero, even if we achieve net zero. So you need to make sure that you are doing other things as well. You're making the planet better. You're creating renewable energy sources, for example. So that if one day the fossil fuels do run out in 500 or 1,000 years or whenever it is, that we have built something that is in place.

And it could be that we don't necessarily get the impact we want from net zero, even if we achieve net zero. So you need to make sure that you are doing other things as well. You're making the planet better. You're creating renewable energy sources, for example. So that if one day the fossil fuels do run out in 500 or 1,000 years or whenever it is, that we have built something that is in place.

I think that there is a way to look at how we create that sort of future that is more sensible than what worries me as being a movement that is inspired by a lot of things that are actually just anti-human in and of themselves. That when I hear the rhetoric of a lot of people who talk about net zero,

I think that there is a way to look at how we create that sort of future that is more sensible than what worries me as being a movement that is inspired by a lot of things that are actually just anti-human in and of themselves. That when I hear the rhetoric of a lot of people who talk about net zero,

I think that there is a way to look at how we create that sort of future that is more sensible than what worries me as being a movement that is inspired by a lot of things that are actually just anti-human in and of themselves. That when I hear the rhetoric of a lot of people who talk about net zero,

you know, the left-wing extremists, not just the traditional left, but the hardcore sort of climate extremists, it's like they don't like humanity itself. Like they don't like people. They see us as being alien to the planet and it should just be nature without people in them. And I'm particularly exercised by this because one of my younger cousins killed himself in

you know, the left-wing extremists, not just the traditional left, but the hardcore sort of climate extremists, it's like they don't like humanity itself. Like they don't like people. They see us as being alien to the planet and it should just be nature without people in them. And I'm particularly exercised by this because one of my younger cousins killed himself in

you know, the left-wing extremists, not just the traditional left, but the hardcore sort of climate extremists, it's like they don't like humanity itself. Like they don't like people. They see us as being alien to the planet and it should just be nature without people in them. And I'm particularly exercised by this because one of my younger cousins killed himself in

after going down an internet rabbit hole of anti-natalism and pro-mortalism and started, you know, he didn't become an environmentalist, but at least not that I know of, but he became someone who felt the human beings shouldn't be here. And why are we doing this to the planet? And I see a lot of that in, you know, much of the rhetoric around the climate change extremists. And I don't like it.

after going down an internet rabbit hole of anti-natalism and pro-mortalism and started, you know, he didn't become an environmentalist, but at least not that I know of, but he became someone who felt the human beings shouldn't be here. And why are we doing this to the planet? And I see a lot of that in, you know, much of the rhetoric around the climate change extremists. And I don't like it.

after going down an internet rabbit hole of anti-natalism and pro-mortalism and started, you know, he didn't become an environmentalist, but at least not that I know of, but he became someone who felt the human beings shouldn't be here. And why are we doing this to the planet? And I see a lot of that in, you know, much of the rhetoric around the climate change extremists. And I don't like it.

I don't like things that are anti-human. I don't like things that make people feel bad about themselves, whether it's that human beings shouldn't be on the planet or, you know, the identity politics of race and, you know, white people are all evil or whatever. I don't like any of that stuff. And so I have a skepticism towards this movement and the outcomes I have seen.

I don't like things that are anti-human. I don't like things that make people feel bad about themselves, whether it's that human beings shouldn't be on the planet or, you know, the identity politics of race and, you know, white people are all evil or whatever. I don't like any of that stuff. And so I have a skepticism towards this movement and the outcomes I have seen.