Making a motza getting banned by YouTube , Google and a host of other communist sites .  This video has been taken down , but for what ?  

 

 

 

 

 

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            I know I repost betoota content alot, but sometimes they are just to real to ignore.

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  • Only the gullible would believe NASA and 97% of science, that actually practice science - outside the scientists "in the know" alongside the democracy-freedom-warriors like Exxon, Cato Institute of science, Koch and their ilk...

    Climate change has always happened, every cycle is exactly the same. From the dinosaurs to today.

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    • Let’s not get caught up in the semantics of the meaning of change....

      The change in climate change is supposed to mean variable, not only up as you and the 97% of ‘experts’ claim.............at least that is why the IPCC changed the current catastrophic predictions from global warming right? 

      Was it to cover all possible outcomes and variables so as to make them correct no matter the outcome?

      I guess we will blame carbon dioxide when temperatures drop also?

      I know, a cold winter or record snow is only weather but a hot day is climate - I get it.

       

  • https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/climate-change/why-s...

    Sound like people we know?

    :)

    Have these traits? You’re more likely to be a climate change denier
    At its heart, climate change denial is a conflict between facts and values. People deny the climate crisis because, to them, it just feels wrong.
    • "They found that self-identified conservatives and liberals both showed a robust partisan bias when evaluating empirical evidence, to an almost identical degree. "It's an equal-opportunity bias," he says."

      "People often dismiss those who hold opposing views as idiots (or worse). Yet highly educated people are just as likely to make biased judgments—and they might actually do it more often."

      https://www.apa.org/monitor/2017/05/alternative-facts

    • Yes it’s primarily a right vs left ideological debate.

      Majority of the right deny and the left lap this shit up.

      It also depends who is basically in charge of government at the time. We are coming out of a leftist period in western power (US & UK) - expect to see more countries move away from this scam.

      Its ideological at its core IMO. 

       

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