yubabill wrote: »

Long video, but once you start, you will watch it all and want more;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfyrURHpUcM

Watched it, then watched most of it a second time. That was educational, informative, eye opening and i'd be truly interested if some of his predictions come to pass. Great video.

2. Grizz is right about climate change, it's a fraud, take it from me as a chemist.

I remember this war cry from when i was a teen and that was 30+ years ago. Every decade Al Gore or some other "celebrity" was decrying our way of life and saying the sky was falling. Then it never happened so we got the excuse of the "wrong model" but now it's coming in the next ten years.

I'm not a believer in most conspiracy theories and i'll chose doubt over belief when i'm not sure. My reason for saying this is the data, actual hard data, does not support it (the climate change narrative that is). We are being fed, i won't say lies, but a certain portion of the narrative and being blinded to the whole picture. Recently even David Attenborough was found to be doing this. He done a documentary which showed Walrus falling to their death off a cliff because of climate change. He never mentioned that this happened back in the 80s and also failed to elaborate on the population explosion due to a ban on hunting and the fact that all the animals chose the same spot to return to to breed.

The same with the "starving polar bear" picture. It was shown to be a "false flag" climate repercussion and the Nat. Geo had to apologise for their story and documentary.

The numbers being cited by the UN have been, according to one side of the argument, falsified and massaged to support the agenda of the UN, and the papers which support climate change claim to have thousands of Doctors and scientists signatures, but again they fail to mention that some of those signatories are Professors/Doctors of English, Math, history, and every other topic not even remotely associated with a basic understanding of climatology, meteorology, etc.

Then we move onto the celebs that bash us for not making a difference while jetting around the world, a 16 yr old with learning difficulties that has never suffered a days hardship in her short life, and bartenders from New York politicians that speak out of the side of their mouths for the sole purpose of scaring the living s**t out of us while using the imaginary or perhaps more aptly named, unproven, claim that it [climate change] will kill us all in 12, sorry 9 years.

Even if it were all true what solutions have they offered? Workable ones that are based in reality and not on Unicorn farts and fairy dust.

So the EU is proposing trillions of our money in spending on a folly, including compensating nations affected by climate change.

An exposé by the BBC [i think] into the EU (Parliament, commission, etc) about 4 years ago showed the vast and i mean VAST sums of money they pay themselves and award themselves in salary, benefits, school allowances for their children, travel, clothing, staff, etc. and as climate change will be a never ending issue it is the golden Goose of revenue streams.

Then look at how they spend, what they do actually spend, on the "problem". 64% of recyclable waste is not recycled in the UK and Ireland. Manufacturers of products list what is recyclable and what is not and if you look carefully, as i have, you'll be shocked at the amount of packaging that is not actually recyclable. Wind farms and solar power is a pipe dream that accounts for less than 1% of total power requirements in most countries and less in most other countries. It has devastating effects on wildlife, habitat, and CO2 footprint in the manufacturing process is in most cases far more than what the item will return in power production.

We can do more to keep things cleaner and recycle more, but that focus should be on the offenders and not those that are currently improving. China, India, and America are the three largest producers of waste/CO2 in the world. America has dropped it's output by almost 2% in the last few years to 15% of the world total while China and India have increased their output to a combined total of over 65%, in just TWO countries.

9 out of the 10 most polluted rivers are in Asia. They import other countries waste and dump it in rivers and other methods which are not even in the slightest way renewable. They are increasing their coal burning plants, manufacturing plants and other CO2 producers, but the focus by Greta and her ilk is steadily focused on countries that are improving and where she will not be "put up against a wall" for voicing her opinion while the true culprits are given a pass for fear of economical and social persecution for something as simple as accusing them.