The subject of Our Energy is central to human life. Just like food and other basic living expenses, such as rents etc, energy has become ever more expensive, making it now a major topic for debate.

What we hear from governments and from the myriad of mainstream media channels across the world, is that there is a dire energy crisis. Traditional methods of generating energy using fossil fuels – oil and gas – are causing uncontrolled Climate Change, as we are told. That said, there is a serious and growing body of challenging scientists with very definite alternative views – some being exciting. Due to these differing viewpoints / convictions even, it’s for us to run the rule of discernment over them all. It’s by testing these narratives we can better judge where the truths lie.

And speaking of truth, there is much to be said on this subject alone. For example, the recent hikes in fuel prices were said to relate to the Russian Ukraine war. For many, that too appears to be a diversion from the real truth. If the diversion is real, then are we looking at governments working with globalists to support an agenda – an agenda which is not in the best interests of most people or the planet?

Looking at the world from different perspectives, if one were to believe there is duplicity afoot – duplicity which could divest citizens of their wealth – by creating false stories about the generation and supply of energy and food, being just two basic needs – then the hikes in prices might just fit. The answers lie behind deep investigative questioning - now very needed.

One question currently in the minds of a growing number of people is this. How is it that the means to generate clean electricity – in abundance and known about for decades – has been buried? What is that about?

The purpose of this debate - the second in a series - is to gain and share as many different insights and viewpoints as possible. We can expect these perspectives to test our sense of what could be possible - in a world where we have all become so much more interested in discovering the truth. The process is exciting.

That process is about sharing, agreeing and then putting into practice what we believe is an intelligent way forward. It’s about people like you and me - the people who care deeply about truth, justice and well-being for all. It’s all about our lives today and tomorrow - and the lives of our children!

Finally, one may think it's a strange thing to occur - the community coming together to debate something which is usually only in the domain of government. From many people's perspectives, we now need to invent a new way of living - which potentially requires a more philosophical approach to solving the lack of truth. It’s actually seen as too large a task for just 650 representative SMPs in Westminster to deal with alone.