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"He has referred to climate change as a hoax, and experts warn that his second term in office could pose a serious threat to the planet." 🤡 "Trump's transition team... has drawn up executive orders on withdrawing from the landmark Paris Climate Agreement... Some experts fear the deal's goal... show more

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Le monde est fou1 year ago

A PERFECT one minute summary of the climate scam, provided by a random guy on the street.

Tommy1 year ago

The climate crisis is a lie: 1. warm climates are better than cold; 2. the sun is the overwhelming source of warmth; 3. CO2 is a trace gas of life not a pollutant. Restore the economy with affordable energy for America.

BraveFart1 year ago

😂 Nobody believes this shit anymore. Just another leftist hoax to rob the poor and fill up the already very rich' bank accounts. It's getting beyond ridiculous 😂

WeAreNarrative1 year ago

Climate catastrophe has always been a fairy-tale, spawned by a new secular religion*. It defies ALL science. There's a fairy-tale 'solution' too, Net Zero, an 𝘪𝘳𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭 millenarian vision. Pushed relentlessly by elites, these myths are as bad as 'capitalism is evil'. * For a formal proof that climate catastrophism is a secular religion, which defies all climate science, even the mainstream/IPCC, follow the link in my profile; paperback and free PDF.

Papa Cars - Father Far Right1 year ago

The climate has always changed. The hysteria around it is a hoax.

UnBaffle.me1 year ago

"Climate Change" is a religious belief that requires FAITH in things that no one can see.

Henrik Bentzen1 year ago

First climate deep cold, then it was climate warming, and finally climate change. It is a hoax all of it, if we are talking about man-made climate. The climate changes after the Planets position to the Sun, and it goes in uneven and very different distance — circuits.

WeAreNarrative1 year ago

It's far far worse than only a hoax It's a proven* belief-system, a secular religion. Such entities are perfect vehicles for irrational and CORRUPT agendas, BUT... NO communist agendas without mass belief Ditto fascist agendas Ditto genderism agendas Ditto blackism agendas Etc * For a formal proof that climate catastrophism is a secular religion, which defies all climate science, even the mainstream/IPCC, follow the link in my profile; paperback and free PDF.

WeAreNarrative1 year ago

"Some experts fear the deal's goal of limiting global warming to below 1.5°C could become near impossible during Trump's next term" An arbitrary political target, not supported by mainstream science. In fact climate catastrophism* is NOT supported by mainstream science anyhow! * For a formal proof that climate catastrophism is a secular religion, which defies all climate science, even the mainstream/IPCC, follow the link in my profile; paperback and free PDF

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