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…. is from David Breitenbeck writing in The Federalist (“You Don’t Need To Be A Scientist To Be Legitimately Skeptical Of Climate Alarmism“):
So, simply put, I am a climate change skeptic because the people advocating it do not act as if it were a verified scientific conclusion. They act as if it were a political expedient at best and a pseudo religion at worst. They tarnish and dismiss anyone who opposes them, fill impressionable young people with images of immanent doom caused by their political and social enemies, and use this cause to justify grabbing more and more power.
While I may not be able to say what the climate is doing, I can say what climate activists are doing, and from that, I can judge that they should be kept as far away from positions of power as humanly possible. We haven’t seen what happens when the ice caps melt, but we have seen what happens when demagogues claiming to protect against an endless and ambiguous crisis get into positions of power, and it never ends well.
Irony Alert: Teenage climate demagogue Greta Thunberg was making dire predictions about the pending apocalyptic dangers of global warming at a climate strike in Denver last Friday when Denver actually set two records for historically frigid weather Thursday night and Friday, according to the National Weather Service in Boulder. The old Oct. 10 record of 17 degrees set in 2009 fell as temperatures dipped to 13 degrees before midnight on Thursday. And Friday’s low of 9 degrees (the day Greta held her climate strike) shattered by 13 degrees the prior record low of 22 degrees set in 1946 (73 years ago).
Bonus Video below: After staying open until July 4 this year, Colorado ski resorts like Keystone and A Basin opened for business this week at the earliest date in more than 20 years.
Quotation of the day is from David Breitenbeck on the dangers of climate alarmism, climate demagoguery and grabbing power.
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