Extraordinary Genius

After a happy meal, Feng Yu received a call from Ralph.

“Boss, it's done. Take a look at the news. ”

“Well, I know. ”

Feng Yu hung up, went to the study to turn on the computer, and turned on the pay wave.

[Previous set, back set, this is the "environmentalist" Gehr]

[I paid for it, this is Gale's answer]

[Is such a person praiseworthy of being more lenient than disciplined and stricter than others?

Everybody's been cheated. It's Gale's plot.

A piece of news, all about Gale. Feng Yu clicked on one and saw the introduction above.

A reporter went to photograph Gael's mansion, which was very luxurious, not to mention the brilliant lights and the power consumption. Measured by Gael's per capita carbon consumption standard, it is more than ten times higher than in many rice countries and more than a hundred times higher than the average in Huaxia households.

While calling on everyone to pay attention to environmental protection, to pay attention to low-carbon living, while consuming themselves so casually, isn't such a person a hypocrite?

And when the reporter interviewed, how did Gale answer?

I paid for it!

That's right, that's what Gail said.

I spend money, of course I can use electricity, of course I can use products that consume a lot of power, a lot of carbon.

But aren't people paying for it?

If you want to, you can pay whatever you want? Isn't that contrary to what you said, to the speeches you gave?

There's even an article that says that Gale is a liar, and he doesn't do it himself by making people care about it and doing it the way he wants.

It's like the ancient aristocracy, saying that the country is not wealthy right now, and everyone has to save money and reduce recreational life. And then I'm going to sing and dance and enjoy the big fish meat.

This time, Feng Yu asked Ralph to arrange a reporter to reveal Gael's film revenues, book revenues, speech revenues, etc., indicating exactly how much Gael made in this matter.

Characterizing it as a commercial marketing business, Gale doesn't care about the environment at all, doesn't deserve to be called an environmental expert, or just makes some shocking remarks to make money.

What should a truly respectable expert look like? It is not only the expertise that is hard, but also the high moral character of the mind.

At the very least, when you call on people to do something, you should be able to do it yourself and be an example.

Is it laudable to ask someone else to do it, and then do the opposite yourself? Is it laudable what people say? Worth believing?

And why would Gertrude be an environmental expert? Does he know how to deal with these problems? Do you have any idea how this data was calculated?

He had no idea, it was all done by someone else, he was just a signature.

Those who steal the success of others and put gold on their faces, if placed in academia, should have been blocked long ago!

What's his real occupation, Vice President of the United States?

Is the vice president's job particularly leisurely, or can he do so much research after work? So all the other environmental experts, they don't work seriously, they're mixing up their lives? Otherwise, people can become experts while they work. Why can't these professionals?

This is obviously a fraudulent name, a fool.

Say that Huaxia is heavily polluted. Look at the freshwater lake on your side of the US. Why did you introduce so many Huaxia freshwater fish? Because the heavy metals over there are overrated, only these fish can live.

Didn't they say the Americans don't like freshwater fish? Didn't they say they don't drink fish soup? It's not because the water is so polluted that it can't be eaten at all.

And island countries, so small, have hundreds of millions of people. They also seem to be very developed in agriculture, but it is easy to see that most of their food is imported and much more expensive than they produce in their own countries.

With the same apple, it could be over a hundred yen, but if it's imported from Huaxia, it's worth a thousand yen.

Is it because tariffs are so high?

Of course not, but because they know better, it's healthier here in China.

Most of the food locally produced in island countries is exempt. This exemption is not what we think it is.

It's not that they have the creditworthiness to qualify for multi-year quarantine, and then they don't need quarantine for a few years. Instead, they know very well that even quarantine, their food does not meet international standards.

Like heavy metals or something, it's generally more than twice as good as a qualified product, and it's seriously over standard. But imported Huaxia, it's all excellent.

And what about London in the UK, and Ruhr in Germany, and so on, the pollution in these places has not been completely cured yet. Of course, at least the London sky can see the stars, and the fog is gone.

However, the content of heavy metals in the land remains significantly above standard.

You say these countries, don't they want heavy industry? Are all their sewerage equipment the best?

Of course not. They just relocated heavily polluted businesses to developing countries.

For example, in previous years, Huaxia had a lot of these enterprises, and Huaxia's local political axe was still very happy.

To attract investment, these are all political results. It also drives the local economy, allowing locals to work in factories and earn their wages, while ignoring that their environmental protection is simply not up to standard.

If Feng Yu hadn't done that a few years ago, there would certainly be more polluting enterprises, and they would be settled in Huaxia. When you think of the time to deal with it, people make enough money to run away, leave a mess and let the place deal with it.

Huaxia kicked these businesses out, so where did they move to? Other countries in South-East Asia, as well as underdeveloped countries in Africa, South America, etc.

Where money is urgently needed, they are also needed to raise the level of industry in their countries in order to improve the living standards of their people. But only one generation will be able to improve their standard of living, and the next generation will be in trouble when it comes to governance.

So this time, Feng Yu not only poked Gail's lies through, but also cited evidence of contamination of the environment in other countries by various businesses in the US.

They implement two sets of standards, one for the US and one for the other. Even a lot of businesses, even lower local standards, exceed standards.

Feng Yu just wanted to let people know that you didn't wipe your own asses clean, so don't butt the basin on other people's heads.

If it's environmental damage, it's still the largest number of businesses in your country, right? Per capita carbon consumption in the US is the best in the world, right? When will you govern your own country and take care of other countries?

Don't fool around, but steal a lot of money yourself, don't treat everyone like a fool!

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