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What is visible socially is the fascism that developed over the past several decades. It is usually portrayed as normalcy. That's one of the key elements of fascism—the view of corruption as normalcy. The manner in which fake science and technology are dealt with is an extreme example with high visibility. No one could believe that spending untold trillions of dollars on more smelted metals and poured concrete than Planet Earth could produce could be "carbon free" or "on par with coal," let alone solve any problem. That means the method of promoting those subjects is obvious fascism in subject matter and descriptions. The constantly changing shape of producing so-called renewable energy is like a viscous fluid flowing over the contours of social forces. That's because corrupters operate by feel, not analysis. Whatever works for their purpose is what they do. The stark contrast with rationality including real science and technology is a characteristic of fascism. Fascism is the socialization of corruption. Corruption is socialized like a viscous fluid flowing over the contours of social forces. No one denies or conceals the extreme problem of producing the resources and the amount of pollution and carbon dioxide put into the atmosphere in the process of creating the so-called renewable energy. Why would all that pollution and carbon dioxide be carbon free and on par with coal? Coal pollution could be cleaned at a tiny fraction of the cost of produce fake renewable energy. It's as if the carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere in mining and smelting metals and heating cement were not relevant. Why wouldn't all carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere be the same? No one says some carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere is any different than the rest; they just say it is carbon free when it is part of the process of produce fake renewable energy. You don't get more blatant fraud than that. Blatant fraud is socialization of corruption. How Scientists Are Fired And Intimidated
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