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Greenpeace co-founder, Dr. Patrick Moore, on the genocidal consequences of Net Zero: “Now they’re going into agriculture and threatening to cut off the supply of food, because food is causing global warming… Only the billionaires will be able to afford to buy food, and now all the other people...

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Survivor Trevvor 3 Jahren

If you ever question why the world has gone mad and think to yourself that things just don’t make sense, just remember that the overlords want to reduce the world population. Then EVERYTHING makes sense.

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محمد راشد الدلومvor 3 Jahren

@ClimateRealists

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Mary Smithvor 3 Jahren

...."the genocidal consequences of Net Zero"

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Andy139vor 3 Jahren

Unless the "Billionaires " pay their security well I can't see them surviving very long especially if the the protections family are dying of starvation

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Tom B 🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

How do we stop all this nonsense?

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roadtripsvor 3 Jahren

The elites erected the Georgia Guidestones in 1980. Having the message carved into the Stones; The Worlds population should only be 1/2 billion people. Half being from Asian Countries There are 8+ billion, today. They've been stealing from people, for decades

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Common Sense Partyvor 3 Jahren

Sadly he has been ‘cancelled’ as a grifter by Greenpeace and is on the wrong side of the UN’s IPCC committee so his experience and logic gets no proper coverage. Certainly not in any MSM or on TV channels.

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