A single multiple choice question for the ‘green’ energy pushers
Here is one burning question for scientists, entertainers, journalists, politicians, bureaucrats, and others who claim they can control the climate:
Which of the following has caused the reservoirs to fill up rapidly in California and elsewhere in the West?
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The Paris Climate accord.
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The misnamed “Inflation Reduction Act” in which the Democrats claimed they can control the climate by handing out huge amounts of money to “green” pushers.
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All the United Nations gabfests where people fly in private jets to stump about the need to cut emissions.
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Shuttering coal and natural gas utility plants.
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Transitioning the peasants to cricket and mealworms as “food” to control cow flatulence.
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Making people buy inefficient, expensive, impractical electric cars powered by the dangerous, highly-flammable pollutant lithium.
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Sequestering CO2, a clear, innocuous, non-pollutant gas that makes plants thrive and allows the world to be fed.
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Record rain and snow that came cyclically and naturally.
(I'm sure you guessed, but the correct answer is: H.)
According to scientists, this winter’s downpour in California and other western states turned out to be a positive, as it brought relief to the drought-ridden environments:
All the moisture has helped alleviate dry conditions in many parts of the western U.S. Even major reservoirs on the Colorado River are trending in the right direction.
Of course, the scientific “experts” who somehow failed to predict this record rain and snow, warned of the “stubborn” aridity:
But climate experts caution that the favorable drought maps represent only a blip on the radar as the long-term effects of a stubborn drought persist.
Here is a hint: The Sahara Desert used to be fertile until around 9,000 years ago. A stubborn drought has persisted since then and it was not caused by oil, coal, CO2, cars, methane, or any of the other things “climate experts” blame for causing droughts, flooding, too much snow, too little snow and whatever else with which they want to scare the public.
Why should we trust scientists or anyone else whose dire predictions of doom and gloom on the climate or global warming have been 100% wrong the last hundred years?
Everyone should understand that scientists and others who push the “green” agenda make a lot of money pretending they can control the climate. They would have their spigot of money cranked off if they told the truth that the climate is and has always changed cyclically and naturally. As always, follow the money.
The same people who claim they can control the climate:
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Apparently lack the ability to properly regulate banks…and then blame Trump for the problem.
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Can’t control or tell the truth about the crisis at the borders…and then blame Trump for the problem.
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Can’t tell the truth or control the “spread” of COVID. Why would anyone trust the so-called “experts” at the CDC and the WHO who spread so much misinformation about COVID and destroyed so many businesses and people with their government edicts?
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Told so many lies about Obamacare, including the “you can keep your doctor” and “keep your plan” shticks, premiums would go down substantially fib, and that it would lower the deficit. And most of the media still says how great it is.
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Can’t educate children — no matter how much money they throw at it — to read or do math at grade level.
Yet we are told that these people can control temperatures, sea levels, and storm activity forever if we just give them trillions of dollars and allow them to destroy industries that produce reasonably priced energy and thousands of other products that have greatly improved our quality and length of life.
They have trouble predicting the climate a few days out and did not predict the record amount of rain and snow in California this year but supposedly they can predict temperatures within one degree one hundred years out, with all the natural variables?
Does it sound remotely intelligent to believe these people?
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