THE CLIMATE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
Climate change is a trillion dollar industry and is based on fear. Every time there is a dry season, a rainy season, big snow storm, cold front, or a wildfire what ever happens it is a result of climate change. The talking heads that report on the weather are like circus barkers day after day, month after month, year after year. It’s the same mantra the coldest on record, the warmest on record, the wettest on record, the driest on record, etc.,etc. For everyone of these events you have the climate change tricksters that have another scam to fix things. They can stop climate change if they tax you enough.
The renewable energy fix which sucks an endless amount of tax payer money out of the U.S. to foreign companies. All this renewable energy that they are selling can not be recycled, It is not sustainable or reliable and puts more CO2 in the atmosphere just building them. Erecting either wind or solar requires hundreds of tons of steel, concrete, fiberglass, copper, neodymium and dysprosium used in the permanent magnets and mining the rare earth minerals is expensive, causes environmental damage, pollution and health risk to humans. Electric vehicles that are expensive and have to be charged for long periods. Are powered by Ion lithium batteries that can not be recycled. With the destruction of millions of acres of farm and ranch land that will not be usable and the tons and tons of waste that can not be recycled and if buried will leach into the ground water making it unusable for anything.
With all the hype to reduce greenhouse gases, according to Benjamin Zycher scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, if Washington State reached zero CO2 the total global effect would be 2/1000 of a degree.
There has never been a time that the climate has not been changing. The first time that it was brought up in America was by Thomas Jefferson in 1787 in his book The State of Virginia. Jefferson attributed it to over cultivating the land. Then in 1856 Eunice Foote presented the American Association for the Advancement of Science with evidence of climate change. Then again in 1896 Svante Arrhenius wrote articles of the coming doom of climate change in the New York Times. These climate change articles were very beneficial to the New York Times as far as selling papers; they publish all the climate change they could. Then you have Al Gore who started making all kinds of wild claims in 1976 about we only had 12 years left if we didn’t stop using fossil fuels. The marketing fear worked and the money started rolling in. Once everyone realized the easy pickens Goldman Sachs, Microsoft and David Blood who gave up his CEO position at Goldman Sachs to jump on the Al Gore train.
Now let’s look at the Glasgow Climate Change Conference Nov. 2021 As the COVID panic is starting to wind down the technocrats are setting the stage for the next emergency: Climate Change! Just imagine what they have in mind: closing down cities to cars, limited travel, shutting down the livestock industry, control how food is grown. That’s just the beginning of what these insane climate change clowns have in mind.
One thing the COVID showed is that you can market fear until it becomes a crisis then society is willing to give up their freedom for the presumption of protection. Once the leaders saw how easy its is to control society all you have to do is just keep them in a permanent crisis.
The weather has changed constantly since the beginning of time and no matter how much money or how much you give up living a normal life, being sentence to sitting in the dark eating dandelions the weather will still be changing. But it has just been the last 45 years that these moguls have seen how you can use it to make money and increase power.
So stop letting these globalist elites instill fear over and over again. Live your life to the fullest. Enjoy the time God gave you on earth.
In the words of Franklin D. Roosevelt, “The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself”:
Written By: Delmer Eldred
Website: pulse-of-america.org
References: New York Times, Forbes, The Guardian, American Enterprise Institute and The Federalist
