Climate: The Movie & the Addams Family⛅
I rarely just share a link to a movie, and besides one post last year I’m not known for climate stuff but this one deserves it. Please share Climate: The Movie.
The film that lifts the lid on the climate alarm, and the dark forces behind the climate consensus. Written and directed by Martin Durkin. Produced by Tom Nelson.
Deadly blow to the Addams Family fan club
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Climate change has become such a knotty issue, I’ve avoided it for the last 54 posts. Everyone wants to push what they know about Global temperature, melting ice caps, polar bears being abducted by aliens, that Climate Gate 1 & 2 don’t mean much, that the Great Reset can’t be related to the “climate crisis” that has yet to be, that Co2 is terrible (ask …
This film does a good job of laying out why there is no climate crisis--for me, when I first heard that in past climate cycles carbon dioxide has risen AFTER the temperatures rose, not before, was all I needed to hear to disabuse me of my belief in it (and I did, for years. Years!). But the story has some major gaps in the second half when it discusses the politics of it. It seems to say that Al Gore is responsible for starting the whole industry of climate change, which is now self-perpetuating just because of the amount of money involved. That doesn't quite wash, to me. How could one person, granted he became vice president of the US, have ignited this "crisis?" The film barely mentions the UN, WEF, or the banks, and says nothing about their role in pushing this issue. The "climate crisis" didn't just arise because government funding to study climate suddenly became available, and then quickly take on the proportions of a juggernaut. The bourgeois environmentalists have been useful idiots, but they are not responsible for it either and are worth at most a footnote. It's these global organizations and the puppeteers who control them (Club of Rome etc.) that created and have guided the idea of climate change into a gigantic excuse for world government and depopulation, starting back in the early 1970s, long before Al Gore had a platform as a US senator. My 2 cents.
But Proton, when I drive my electric car - no pollution comes out the exhaust pipe :\