Three More Experts Denounce the “Climate Change” Disinformation Blitz

Net Zero is a scam, built on the myth of climate change

By Rhoda Wilson on October 8, 2024

Net Zero is a scam, built on the myth of climate change

By Rhoda Wilson on October 8, 2024

The following article is taken from Jack King’s No 1 bestselling book `Net Zero will destroy you and everything you care about’.

Net Zero is a scam, built on the myth of climate change. It is the door through which the conspirators plan to drag us into the Great Reset.

The drive towards Net Zero is fuelled entirely by the man-made scaremongering threats which have been devised around the climate change myth; it is based on a delicately balanced raft of pseudoscientific evidence and fake news material which are used by professional propagandists and skilled conspirators to sustain the notion that the use of fossil fuels is threatening our world and our very existence.

The theory is that man-made climate change is caused by our use of fossil fuels and that it threatens the survival of the Earth and of mankind. The principle behind Net Zero is that we can stop the alleged climate change process by dramatically reducing or halting our use of fossil fuels.

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Astrophysicist and geoscientist Dr. Willie Soon: "On the climate change issue... we have a lot of evidence to show that it's probably [caused by] the sun."

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Trump: "One of the most urgent tasks... is to decisively defeat the climate hysteria hoax."

Dr. Matthew Wielicki: I Refuse to Stay Silent about Climate Change | Stories of Us

Dec 26, 2023

When Dr. Matthew Wielicki refused to stay silent about climate change and earth science, he became a professor-in-exile. Even though members of the scientific community routinely discuss the negative effects of irrational fear in private, they dare not speak out lest they lose their positions and research funds. Dr. Wielicki shares his story and encourages the next generation to reject the doomsday narrative and maintain hope for the future.

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Dr. John Clauser Lecture on Climate and Misinformation.

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Nobel laureate Dr. John Clauser, a CO2 Coalition Board of Directors member, delivered a lecture at Quantum Korea 2023 Seoul on June 26, 2023.
Regarding climate, Dr. Clauser stated “I don’t believe there is a climate crisis” in his address.

“The world we live in today is filled with misinformation. It is up to each of you to serve as judges, distinguishing truth from falsehood based on accurate observations of phenomena.”

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Trump: "Nobody's more into the climate than I am, but this is a climate hoax... It's a hoax destroying our country."

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The Fake Climate Change Agenda: Global South Slams Western Input to COP29 Deal as “Optical Illusion”

By Ahmed Adel

Global Research, November 25, 2024


India has opposed the agreement approved at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku to allocate $300 billion annually to poorer countries to fight climate change, calling it “an optical illusion,” while the Marshall Islands described the deal as “shameful.” Their statements followed COP29’s final declaration, which includes a commitment by developed countries to allocate at least $1.3 trillion by 2035 to developing nations, less than a quarter of the amount requested by developing countries, which are most affected by extreme weather events.

According to COP29, its top priorities included achieving a new climate finance target, ensuring that all countries have the means to take much more decisive climate action, drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions and building resilient communities. However, it has been mired in controversy as richer countries are unwilling to make greater contributions to Global South countries.

In an interview with the Guardian shortly after her statement, Chandni Raina, representative of the Indian delegation, at a plenary meeting of COP29 held in Azerbaijan, called the goal’s adoption “outrageous,” adding, “This was completely a travesty of justice.”

According to The Indian Express, she said:

“India does not accept the goal proposal in its present form. The amount that is proposed to be mobilised is abysmally poor. It is a paltry sum. It is not something that will enable conducive climate action that is necessary for the survival of our country.”

“This document is little more than an optical illusion. This, in our opinion, will not address the enormity of the challenge we all face. Therefore, we oppose the adoption of this document,” Raina continued.

The Indian Express newspaper clarified that the objection was raised after the document was adopted.

A new agreement on financing to combat and adapt to climate change at the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan pledged $300 billion a year by 2035 from wealthier countries to the Global South. The amount satisfies Western countries that will pay but not the Global South countries that will receive it. Although Western countries argue that this amount is realistic and within their means, Global South countries highlight that this is not nearly enough.

The deal has left a bitter taste in developing countries, which see international conferences like this as the biggest opportunity to pressure Western countries, as they do not participate in meetings of the world’s largest economies, such as G7.

Yalchin Rafiyev, Azerbaijan’s deputy foreign minister and chief negotiator for COP29, hoped Baku could pressure countries to raise more money, saying it “doesn’t correspond to our fair and ambitious goal, but we will continue to engage with the parties.”

Brazil, which will host COP30 next year, contested a higher figure from a report by a special economic commission appointed by the UN Secretary-General. Brazil’s Environment Minister Marina Silva proposed $300 billion a year until 2035, rising to $390 billion a year after 2035.

Marshall Islands climate envoy Tina Stetze called the deal “shameful.”

“It is incomprehensible that year after year we bring our stories of climate impacts to these meetings and receive only sympathy and no real action from wealthy nations,” she said in a statement. “We are not here to tell stories. We are here to save our communities.”

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Bovaer Bullsh*t: The British public isn’t having it

By Rhoda Wilson on December 14, 2024


The Bovaer/burping cows scandal is bullsht, James Delingpole writes as he reveals that a response to one of his tweets demonstrates the public thinks it’s bullsht as well.

Despite what corporate media claims, the public doesn’t care if it reduces methane or not and the public doesn’t care that climate alarmists peddle methane as a powerful greenhouse gas. All the public cares about is not feeding dairy cattle with cancer-causing, testicle-shrinking poison.

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"There's really no threat from increasing CO2... It's all a made up scare story."

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