Climate Scam

Glaciers didn't melt, coasts weren't flooded, and polar bears weren't starving. A 16-year-old girl named Greta became the "Climate Change Girl of the Year." A politician won a Nobel Prize for telling the world it was hot outside.

The words "Global Warming" stopped being used because the world wasn't warming. A new label got pasted on a movement that was generating billions of dollars a year, and so many people, including the mainstream media, would not let it go away. The new name for this cash cow was "Climate Change."

Climate change "believers" claimed they could control the climate: a world-wide audience was convinced that the world would burn up despite the fact that all of their predictions were wrong.

How did Democrat Attorneys General get the blueprints for their attacks against the world's largest gas and oil companies? When did the first warnings of melting icebergs hit the press? Why did insurance rates suddenly double and triple overnight? Why would the US Government spend more money fighting the climate change "boogie man" than it spent on the space program?

CLIMATE SCAM is a historical narrative that will help everybody understand what's happening.

March 10, 2014: Thirty Democrat senators - calling themselves the Senate Climate Action Task Force - stayed up all night in a command performance on the Senate floor. They had set up a Twitter hashtag, #Up4Climate. This group devoted 13 hours to talking about climate change. Nobody announced a bill, nobody suggested any legislation, and nobody proposed taking any specific action on climate change in their communities at home. They did make sure that their names were recorded as being there. This was a fund-raiser. For themselves. $100 million was at stake.

Politicians must secure money for their campaigns, and this was an opportunity to tell a billionaire exactly what he wanted to hear. Majority Leader Harry Reid opened the 13 hour proceedings at 6:30 Monday evening talking about the weather. Drought in the heartland, tornados in tornado alley, wildfires in California, Colorado, and Oregon, low water in the Mississippi, low temperatures in Florida and Georgia while it was 65 degrees in Alaska in January. "We have the capability and the responsibility to act. But we must do so before it is too late." This is "a question of our own survival."

The talkathon sounded like a revival meeting. The words "we believe" preceded many statements: "we believe in wind...," "we believe in solar...," "we believe in renewable energy...." Chris Coons said that climate change for him was "a faith issue", while Amy Klobuchar said "we believe in science".

The "we believe in science" line was perfectly tied to bashing conservatives. If the Democrats are "believers", Republicans are "deniers". Republicans were called "deniers" 28 times that night. Harry Reid said: "Despite overwhelming scientific evidence and overwhelming public opinion, climate change deniers still exist". He added that it was time to stop acting as if those who ignore climate change "have a valid point of view."

"They don't," he said.

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