Be terrified of the Climate Crisis Bogeyman, or else

You need to be totally terrified of the Climate Crisis Bogeyman, which is highlighted endlessly by media and politicians and Hollywood.

Because if you are *not* totally terrified of the Climate Crisis Bogeyman …

… then you will not voluntarily surrender your personal rights and freedoms to our Dear Leader superiors.

Better get used to the taste of eating bugs (it will help save the planet).

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“As we have outlined outlined in detail many times in the past, there is little to no concrete evidence supporting the theory that man-made carbon emissions have any relevance whatsoever to weather and climate change.

There is no evidence of a “climate crisis” and no evidence that human industry and agriculture makes a negative impact on the Earth’s temperatures.

There is no evidence that carbon emissions have a causation effect on global warming and no evidence to support “tipping point” theories that assert that a mere 1.5°C increase in temps will lead to environmental catastrophe.

… The creation of the climate crisis bogeyman is an obvious ploy for centralized authoritarianism in the name of “the greater good.”

● It’s a tiny minority of money elites and political elites fabricating the threat of an impending planet-wide disaster while paying groups of activist scientists billions of dollars to support the false claims.

● Then, these same elitists offer their own solution, which is to give them even more power to dictate every detail of the lives of average citizens while limiting our access to food, energy and other resources vital to survival (or rebellion).

This is about creating a world in which every individual is required to constantly justify their existence and prove they are worthy to the globalist machine.

It is tantamount to emissions based slavery.”

zerohedge.com ↗

FROM THE THREAD

Tom's notes 7

  1. Tom Kirkman

    Totalitarians cannot stand being mocked.
    I frequently use mocking as an effective verbal tool against totalitarians.

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Nigel D'Silver

    true, and true.

  3. Tom Kirkman

    Thanks ⚡️Adam Badzioch⚡️

  4. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Bill Schneider

    Freedoms and Rights are bad. Governments want to "correct" those Freedoms and Rights by disposing of them (for our own good).

  5. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Bill Schneider

    good analysis, thanks.

    Carbon trading is the new Climate Indulgences

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