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A defiant UK man shared video on social media of his collection of dismantled cameras that were installed by the government to monitor vehicle emissions.
The man showed a pile of dozens of severed Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) cameras and explained to viewers how to dismantle them with the right tools.
“This is what one man can do to the ULEZ in less than half a day,” the man says in a message to the UK government.
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“F*ck your ULEZ, stick it up your ass, no one wants it. And this is what we’ll do every time.”
The man then issues a call to action to fellow Britons to take down ULEZ cameras wherever they may be found.
The man turns his ire back to London Mayor Sadiq Khan and the World Economic Forum globalists who pledged to drastically cut carbon emissions to almost zero by 2050 in the name of fighting “climate change.”
“F*ck you Sadiq Khan, f*ck you globalist sh*t-c*nts, f*ck your ULEZ. It might take your blokes half a day to put one up, but it takes me less than a minute to take one down. So f*ck your f*cking ULEZ,” he says.
“This is our country and we’re taking it back,” he adds.
Angry citizens have been protesting and vandalizing ULEZ cameras for months in response to the Orwellian social engineering project.
ULEZ cameras work by monitoring emissions from traffic that enters the so-called “Ultra Low Emissions Zone” in central London, which is set to greatly expand to the outer boroughs of London by August 2023, which will affect hundreds of thousands of drivers.
The small red zone in the heart of London is called the “Congestion Charge zone”, the dark green is the current inner London ULEZ, and the bright green represents the new expanded ULEZ as of August.
From Metro:
London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) is set to be expanded across all London boroughs in August affecting hundreds of thousands of new drivers.
The Ulez area comes with a daily charge for driving vehicles that do not meet emission standards in a bid to create a greener city.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan described the ULEZ as ‘transformational’ and claimed extending it will mean ‘five million more people will be able to breathe cleaner air and live healthier lives’.
To manage the ULEZ zone, Transport for London (TfL) uses cameras across central and greater London to monitor which cars enter and exit the Ulez.
The ULEZ cameras scan your license plate then cross-check it with a database to determine if you meet emissions standards.
If not, you’re fined £12.50 per day.
The UK is one of the European countries that’s committed to the World Health Organization and World Economic Forum‘s goal of “Net Zero” emissions by 2050.
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