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Greta and the aristocrat sail the high seas to save the planet.

Jimmy Garlic

Climate saint Greta Trunburg is settling sail for UN climate talks in New York to demand that governments socially engineer and tax the little people into oblivion to save the planet. Accompanied by her film maker father who lives vicariously through her, a filthy rich aristocrat from Monaco and some German bloke the trip will no doubt vastly increase the wattage of her halo before she lectures us all about impending climate Armageddon in New York. Hopefully snaps from the trip will make it into Hello! Magazine.

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Thelonious Monk

cfuserkildare wrote: »

Great example of Sexual Profiling there Thelonious Monk,

Did you cycle to school/work today? or drive a car?, or take a bus?

Or are you just another ArmChair Critic/Keyboard Warrior?

( No insult intended )

I always cycle, 10k each way. Why?

cfuserkildare

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

These kids are part of the world put upon them by adults. So yes the grown men in here outwitting all these kids by saying they have iphones and getting brought to school in SUVs may be really clever, but its hardly the kids fault theyre part of this destructive society. If this leads to the kids living a somewhat greener lifestyle and being more conscious of their wanton consumption throughout their lives then it can only be a good thing to protest.

Great example of Sexual Profiling there Thelonious Monk,

Did you cycle to school/work today? or drive a car?, or take a bus?

Or are you just another ArmChair Critic/Keyboard Warrior?

( No insult intended )

gifted

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I wonder will they be so smart when they get older and have to start paying for all this guff

Reminds me of the students unions in colleges who protest that the politicians in power are not doing enough.......funnily enough most of the politicians in power are ex student union members lol lol....

SEPT 23 1989

I wonder will they be so smart when they get older and have to start paying for all this guff

begsbyOnaTrain

I passed one of the protests at lunch. Saw a (presumably) teacher handing out placards to a line of her students. Handy half day for the schools I suppose, they'll deffo beat the traffic home.

Thelonious Monk

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

You have to wonder when government, media and state institutions (schools etc) all sing from the same hymn sheet.It is a social engineering campaign and they are using kids as a front to stifle criticism and heavily brainwashing them using religious tactics and fanatical language so they will accept a reduction in freedom and a lower standard of living when they become adults.

Yep. We 100% have to have a lower standard of living, that's if you value your life by GDP and things you can buy and eat. It is not sustainable the way we're doing things.

Jimmy Garlic

suicide_circus wrote: »

this is it the kids are laughing.

i heard a goon of a teacher on the radio talking about tomorrow's "strike" and how the kids are using their "climate anxiety" to speak to power. Pure cult stuff.

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

These kids are part of the world put upon them by adults. So yes the grown men in here outwitting all these kids by saying they have iphones and getting brought to school in SUVs may be really clever, but its hardly the kids fault theyre part of this destructive society. If this leads to the kids living a somewhat greener lifestyle and being more conscious of their wanton consumption throughout their lives then it can only be a good thing to protest.

You have to wonder when government, media and state institutions (schools etc) all sing from the same hymn sheet.It is a social engineering campaign and they are using kids as a front to stifle criticism and heavily brainwashing them using religious tactics and fanatical language so they will accept a reduction in freedom and a lower standard of living when they become adults.

Thelonious Monk

These kids are part of the world put upon them by adults. So yes the grown men in here outwitting all these kids by saying they have iphones and getting brought to school in SUVs may be really clever, but its hardly the kids fault theyre part of this destructive society. If this leads to the kids living a somewhat greener lifestyle and being more conscious of their wanton consumption throughout their lives then it can only be a good thing to protest.

margo321

isnt it an individual responsibility to reduce reuse and recycle. how can the gov change things its up to consumers. Id like to see these protestors life style and purchases and aee if its in line with their protests.

It so annoys me these people lile Prince Harry telling us how to live.

Do as I say not as I do.

Pa ElGrande

cfuserkildare wrote: »

Has no-one done any proper research on the cycles of Earths variable climate?

Try this:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_glaciation

Natural causes of climate change are specifically excluded from the inter-governmental panel on climate change (IPCC) brief and as a result almost all climate research funding and scientific investigation is diverted to projecting catastrophic anthropogenic global warming (CAGW).

suicide_circus

cfuserkildare wrote: »

Has no-one done any proper research on the cycles of Earths variable climate?

Try this:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_glaciation

theres no grant/research money or carbon taxes in that!

cfuserkildare

Has no-one done any proper research on the cycles of Earths variable climate?

Try this:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_glaciation

ednwireland

ahh takes me back i remember been on antii trident protests when i was at college

Didnt work

Pa ElGrande

dubdaymo wrote: »

Children and teenagers are so naive these days. Every aspect of their lives is controlled by "social media" and they are so easily brainwashed and led by so-called "influencers".

It's not only the children the adults are as well. The next round of cost push inflation may force their parents who pay the bills to re-evaluate their virtue signalling.

Pa ElGrande

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

Best of luck to all taking part today in getting your message out. Looks like Greta's influence is working.

It might, when they have to walk to school because their parents can't afford the increased energy bills, but it looks like we are getting the boiling frog treatment.

dubdaymo

Morning Ireland rolled out a couple of children this morning to promote the abandonment of school lessons today. They admitted to being influenced by Greta and what they have read on "social media" and used all the cliched language they've read online to promote the "cause".

Children and teenagers are so naive these days. Every aspect of their lives is controlled by "social media" and they are so easily brainwashed and led by so-called "influencers".

Pa ElGrande

NGOs using lawfare to control government policy failed yesterday in one of their court cases, though they still have an appeal for legal aid outstanding which if granted could set a precedent to give NGOs access to tax payer funds to harass the government in their attempts to impose their agendas on Irish citizens whatever their merits. There is also a court case in the EU against the classification of biomass (trees in particular) as renewable. It is unfortunate for Gretas home country that biomass burning results in 65% more CO2 emissions than coal and 285% more CO2 emissions than natural gas

IamtheWalrus

Best of luck to all taking part today in getting your message out. Looks like Greta's influence is working.

Roger_007

suicide_circus wrote: »

this is it the kids are laughing.

i heard a goon of a teacher on the radio talking about tomorrow's "strike" and how the kids are using their "climate anxiety" to speak to power. Pure cult stuff.

There is nothing new about this. Back in the day when I was in secondary school we got the unoriginal idea of taking part in a 'world peace' anti-neuclear protest march. I can't even remember who organised it. It was only a half day off school but isn't half a loaf better than no bread.

(We didn't achieve our secondary objective of world peace but we certainly achieved our main objective of half a day off school and had great craic).

suicide_circus

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Missing Irish and double maths = result

this is it the kids are laughing.

i heard a goon of a teacher on the radio talking about tomorrow's "strike" and how the kids are using their "climate anxiety" to speak to power. Pure cult stuff.

Jimmy Garlic

suicide_circus wrote: »

i see there's an opinion piece in the Indo saying that kids skipping school won't achieve diddly

Missing Irish and double maths = result

suicide_circus

i see there's an opinion piece in the Indo saying that kids skipping school won't achieve diddly

Pa ElGrande

JJayoo wrote: »

What if 30/40 nukes were shot randomly into the air, knock off a few million people, could be good for global warming?
Or stear an asteroid into the earth so that it's completely obliterated maybe that would help with our carbon emissions?

Don't go there, It don't think that was what they meant by cost efficient renewable energy, besides it would not be very good for the efficiency of solar panels.

JJayoo

What if 30/40 nukes were shot randomly into the air, knock off a few million people, could be good for global warming?
Or stear an asteroid into the earth so that it's completely obliterated maybe that would help with our carbon emissions?

Jimmy Garlic

Pa ElGrande wrote: »

RTE has joined in the efforts to get down with the yoot and spread alarmist propaganda.

An RTE brainstorm? Slight breeze so.

Kermit.de.frog

No one can be a neutral effect on the environment.

If Greta or anyone else wants to be neutral to the environment they would have to stop breathing.

Pa ElGrande

RTE has joined in the efforts to get down with the yoot and spread alarmist propaganda.

RTÉ Brainstorm is one of hundreds of worldwide news outlets taking part in Covering Climate Now, a project headed by the Columbia Journalism Review, The Nation and The Guardian to strengthen the media's focus on the climate crisis in the lead-up to the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York on September 23rd.

source

SafeSurfer

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

Lads you have already sussed Greta out as being a total fraud and puppet and paranoid mentaller with Asberger. Why are you still posting about her?

We are lobbying for a countdown to climate Armageddon similar to the Brexit countdown clock on all news bulletins.

11 years 3 months 13 days 11 hours 16 minutes

Thelonious Monk

Lads you have already sussed Greta out as being a total fraud and puppet and paranoid mentaller with Asberger. Why are you still posting about her?

Jimmy Garlic

The Cork teen constantly assesses her own actions to ensure that she minimises any negative impact on the planet

I wonder if Climate Piety buys a pilgrim enough carbon neutrality to fly guilt free to New York.