The #1 reason not to buy electric cars.

Nation First shows how the electric car push is driving us right into Communist China's hands.

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Without modern transport, today’s civilisation would not have been possible.

The food delivered to us, the materials we use in our manufacturing and building, and our own ability to travel long distances rely on modern transport.

And this is why I feel so concerned with this push toward electric vehicles.

Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against electric vehicles themselves.

Rather, what I am against is a system conspiring to weaken the West.

Over the years, there has been a push by our governments to incentivize electric cars.

In Australia, the Albanese Labor government has set quite an ‘ambitious’ plan to have 50% of all vehicles as electric vehicles by 2030.

In the European Union, plans are even more aggressive, with all non-electric cars being phased out by 2035.

The United States of America under the illegitimate Biden administration has also announced that half of all new vehicles sold must be electric by 2030.

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The establishment has managed to convince the public to support this policy, touting the virtues of ‘going green’ and ‘sustainability’ (although it is a matter of debate whether electric cars really are ‘green’).

What is omitted from the argument is how ‘going electric’ will effectively mean ceding our sovereignty to the likes of Communist China.

How, you may ask?

Find out by reading on…