Climate change cultists are now taking over your local weather forecast
by: Jayson Veley
NaturalNews.com
Tuesday, May 09, 2017
There is an ongoing effort in this country to do away with America’s capitalist economic system in the name of “saving the planet.” Radical environmentalists like Al Gore believe that if they continue to spread propaganda about the planet’s imminent doom as a result of carbon dioxide being sent up into the atmosphere, then people will begin to buy into the hysteria. Furthermore, man-made climate change fanatics always propose some kind of anti-capitalist economic policy as a resolution, whether it’s the implementation of carbon taxes, regulations on coal mines and steel mills, or even restrictions on waterways that flow through our backyards.
Although it’s radical and incredibly damaging to our economy, the progressive plot to use environmental causes to bring about the fundamental transformation of America is nothing short of brilliant. The left wing narrative of man-made climate change is one that millions of Americans attach themselves to, mainly because the arguments for fighting against it are usually based on emotion. Nobody wants to see the cute little polar bears go extinct, so instead they pay money to environmental groups to erase their carbon footprint. No one wants to stand idly by as the majestic glaciers melt into giant puddles, so they vote for politicians who will impose more environmental regulations. This is how progressives advance their radical climate change agenda – by generating emotion and mass hysteria.
Yet the emotional arguments and the hysteria that usually comes along with them simply don’t align with the facts. Recent studies indicate that earth’s polar bear population is actually increasing, not decreasing. In 2016, there were an estimated 22,633 to 32,257 polar bears, up from between 22,000 and 31,000 in the year 2015. In addition, data shows that Antarctic sea ice is expanding, something that should be impossible if the earth really was warming. In September of 2014, Antarctic sea ice exceeded 7.72 million square miles for the first time since 1979.
The Rest…HERE
