The word "science" is typically associated with something tested, tried and true. Fake data and deliberate public misdirection for profit and control aren't supposed to be on the list…or are they?
Global warming has wormed its way into many aspects of our daily lives, and every year trillions of dollars are spent to avert it. Now it has just been announced that climate change will be added to the curricula at middle and high schools in up to 40 U.S. states.
McCaffrey sounds displeased the American public education system won't be heaping as much green guilt on our adolescents as he'd apparently like. He goes on to complain that "conservative groups" who "deny the existence of climate change" might be able to inject "phony controversy" into the classroom.
While not binding, it's almost assured the new educational materials will fail to impart several important facts about climate change. Let's review.
1. Climate change used to be called global warming, but because the globe isn't actually warming, they had to call it something else.
The scientists go on to mention the plain but simple truth that CO2 is not a pollutant but a necessary component of the life cycle on this planet. Because the globe has not been warming but instead, data shows the Earth may be entering an ice age, alarmists began referring to it as "climate change". Why?
Well, it's hard to argue with a phrase like "climate change" because, of course, the climate changes as it always has and it always will. The real issue is whether or not it can be successfully attributed to man via any way possible and fat cat politicians like Al Gore (with his private jets, multi-million-dollar mansions and $30,000-per-year utility bills) can carbon tax our farts for it.
2. As much as global warming alarmists would love to, they can't erase the Climategate scandal.
In 2009, thousands of leaked emails from the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit showed scientists had been purposefully manipulating data to fearmonger the public into accepting global warming as fact when they knew it was (and still is) anything but.
Don't forget the IPCC, established in 1988, was a Rockefeller Brother's Fund aspiration.
Data taken by the prominent research unit from over 30,000 stations all across the globe actually showed said globe stopped warming back in 1997.
In short, when it comes to the idea of manmade global warming, we've all been had…big time.
3. Manmade global warming is about as fact-based as magical flying unicorns.
It's not like global warming/climate change just showed up suddenly because humans breathe and drive and eat too much (although that's what the Al Gores of the world would have us all believe we need to pay for). The concept of global warming was actually concocted by the elitist think tank Club of Rome in order to seize the world's resources and corral everyone under a centralized control grid.
I bet many of you reading this will not be the least bit surprised to find that the current Club of Rome (or its two sister groups: the Club of Budapest and the Club of Madrid) members list includes many of the usual suspects: potential climate billionaire Al Gore, authors Paul and Anne Ehrlich (Population Bomb / Ecoscience), David Rockefeller & Bill Gates (the dynamic duo of depopulation) and Maurice Strong (of Agenda 21 fame).
Bet none of these little factoids will be included in those fancy new science textbooks.
As time goes by, fewer and fewer grown-ups are buying into this phony global warming alarmism stuff and the powers that be know it, so now they're going to try and wash our kids' brains. The sad truth is this: our American school system is really nothing more than an agenda platform to indoctrinate our society's most vulnerable, training our youth to get in the green line, hop onto whatever bus the establishment wants them to so our nation's future can collectively ride off to global government land.
After all, a global problem like global warming can only be solved with a global solution. Globally.