RE: RE: Do we only change our thinking when disaster strikes (TSU question/ response)
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RE: Do we only change our thinking when disaster strikes (TSU question/ response)

RE: Do we only change our thinking when disaster strikes (TSU question/ response)

According to a 2019 report 'Climate Change and the American Mind' by Yale's Centre for Climate Change and Communication, there does seem to be a gradual increase in the number of Americans who believe that climate change is man-made

Well of course there is; the media pounds home this propaganda 24/7, it's in the schools, every celebrity pushes it every chance they get (from their multimillion dollar, small town's worth of electricity using homes... or their private jets), the corporate media (whether "news" or "social") actively hide anything that doesn't agree with the fear-mongering...

If it wasn't for the way that the internet has opened up the realms of independent journalism and having access to old "data" (like how every time the IPCC releases a report, they make the past colder), everyone would believe the lie.

To the extent that humans affect climate (completely unknown, we literally don't even understand how climate works), and the much larger extent that humans do pollute the planet in various ways... this is almost entirely due to governments (US military is the #1 polluter on the planet) and other corporations. Especially when you take into account their intentional geo-engineering schemes, both for military/economic warfare, and simply to push the alarmism required for Agenda 21 to be accepted by the masses.

I've only got a few minutes right now, but I will come back and address this more fully. In the mean time I'd like to point you towards a couple of things if you're interested in hearing what those who question the honesty of government & corporations have to say.

This highly researched, fully sourced 2-parter I wrote:

A couple of VERY important videos:

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