The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
Maurice brings Al Gore on board, and global warming is now a reality.
An Inconvenient Truth depicted the polar bears in the Arctic Ocean dying out and the snow on Kilimanjaro disappearing.
Quickly, Maurice and Shina came out with a second installment.
The second was "The age of electric vehicles (EVs), which do not emit CO2."
EVs run on batteries. The rare metal neodymium is indispensable for EVs and is produced only in Inner Mongolia. It makes it a monopoly for China.
"But EVs require a large amount of electricity," to which they respond, "We have solar panels made in China."
Japan's sophisticated internal combustion engines, led by Toyota, are no longer needed.
The strategy is for Shina to control the world with rare metals and cheap motors.
However, it has been a long time since Al Gore's prediction, but polar bears are increasing, and snow continues to fall on Mount Kilimanjaro.　
Just as everyone was twisting their heads around, Maurice was wanted for another scam involving the United Nations, and like his aunt, he fled to China.
And the con man who used the Environment as a story went into the devil's den without saying a word.
Yoshiro Manabe, a senior fellow at Princeton University, won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
When told that the reason for the award was "the prediction of climate change," he said honestly, "That's it? I am surprised," he said honestly.
He seemed a little disappointed that his climate model, which he thought he had created, had been used as the basis for a scam.