'Perhaps the most influential climate science contrarian' (Nature). Trump EPA transition. Chairman, @HeartlandInst. Executive Director, @FreeEntProject.
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13 million views. Even @ElonMusk commented.
Twitter tried to censor it but just wound up exposing (again) the lying nature of climate alarmism.
Added bonus: My explanation and warming prediction.
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Climate hoaxer blames French riots on El Niño.🙄
The always full-of-it Senator Outhouse embraces the "ozone hole" hoax, too even though the available data show no rhyme or reason for the harmless and localized thinning of the stratospheric ozone over the Antarctic.
The obvious difference is that the malignant and corrupting fossil fuel industry did not deploy its lies-and-dark-money apparatus against controlling HFCs. Please pay attention.
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God bless emissions: Per the new UN Emissions Gap Report, emissions have increased about 70% since 1990. On a global basis, so have:
- Population: 54%
- Real GDP: 201%
- GDP per capita: 94.4%
This is not correlation. This is causation.
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A UN official has provided the ultimate climate hoax slaying quote.👇 A tenth of a degree Celsius (0.1°C) by 2100 is nowhere close to being significant or meaningful, or even measurable. This admission is your all-purpose response to anyone who frets "climate change." No need to argue about science.
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AP climate propagandist Seth Borenstein @borenbears can quote UN officials but he ignores what they are saying:
"Report lead author Anne Olhoff, director of UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, said the U.S. policy change will likely add one-tenth of a degree Celsius (nearly two-tenths of a degree Fahrenheit) to global temperatures by the end of the century."
So even if you believe in the climate hoax, the UN admits the US abandonment of emissions cuts policies is only worth 0.1°C warming by 2100—that is not even close to being a measurable difference.
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Having been talked into giving up its nuclear weapons by the Clinton administration, it's also because of the US that Ukraine can't defend itself. Then there has been endless coddling of Putin by all US presidents since then. We need much smarter and less arrogant government.
The biggest farm crop this year is taxpayer subsidies:
"President Donald Trump is trying to rescue vulnerable Republicans in the Midwest by promising an $8 billion bailout for farmers two weeks before the midterms. That would bring direct federal payments to farmers this fiscal year to about $55 billion. The amount is about a quarter of what farms add annually to U.S. gross domestic product and nearly five times the level of direct payments in 2017."
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The ongoing strong El Niño is nature's way of reminding us that emissions-driven "climate change" is an absurd hoax.
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The always full of it "Senator Outhouse" made Fox Business this morning. xitter.cf/JunkScience/status/211…
I talked energy prices and more this morning with Taylor Riggs @RiggsReport on @FoxBusiness on @TheBigMoneyShow.
I talked energy prices and more this morning with Taylor Riggs @RiggsReport on @FoxBusiness on @TheBigMoneyShow.
It’s like the federal government is already controlled by Communist China. Either that or we are just too stupid to be a superpower.
Communist China-linked companies like DJI and Autel present unacceptable national security risks to our country, and the CCP is using them to undercut American drone manufacturers. We can’t let that happen!
I worked for years to get them on the FCC's covered list. They must stay there, which is why I shared years of Congressional oversight and the threats these companies pose to @BrendanCarrFCC ⬇️
Home insurance prices are higher because more people with more things are living in riskier areas. None of this has anything to do with emissions. It's totally appropriate for insurance companies to charge for the risks they bear. If sellers want buyers for homes in risky areas, and insurance costs are too high, they'll have to lower prices. This is how free markets work. If Senator Outhouse imagines that he can lower home insurance prices by changing the weather through emissions cuts, he really is full of it.
Another cost increase fossil fuel emissions foist on us; add car insurance and it’s worse.
For some families it’s worse: no insurance to be had. No insurance means no mortgages, which usually means lost home value.
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Blue state climate tax: "Electricity and heating bills have shot up more in the Northeast than elsewhere. Over the last six years, residential electric rates have climbed by about 20% to 30% in most states, yet far more in Maine (92%), New York (59%), Rhode Island (45%) and Massachusetts (43%). Some households are paying hundreds of dollars more a month than they did a few years ago."
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If you need further evidence that climate hoaxers are just liars: Everyone knows that the current warming and extreme weather is El Niño-driven but per the Potsdam Institute, "Global warming caused by fossil fuel emissions is accelerating."🙄
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Nope, neither the Montreal Protocol nor the Kigali Amendment to it (ratified during Biden) have had any discernible effect on the seasonal thinning of the ozone layer over the Antarctic. The ozone hole hoax—the original atmospheric scam—has only made refrigeration and air conditioning cost more. Graph: ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/SH.…
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Red-faced lying: Communist China says Chinese AI is no threat to from US government computer systems:
"In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said China will “will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies” when asked at a regular press conference about the U.S. ban.
"“China consistently opposes the overstretching of the concept of national security and the politicizing of science, technology, economic and trade issues,” she told reporters at a routine briefing."
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Memo to EU: 'Global warming' hasn't really 'reshaped' the Arctic in almost 20 years. Just sayin'. apnews.com/article/europe-ar…
SCOTUS has agreed to review whether an 1868 law banning home liquor distillation is constitutional. The law was passed to facilitate collection of taxes needed to pay the huge Civil War debt.
Not only should this case be a no-brainer as unconstitutional government overreach, but it should open the door for SCOTUS review of the 1942 case Wickard v. Filburn.
In that case, the Court held that the federal government could regulate a farmer who grew wheat on his own property for his own consumption on the bogus notion that consumption of one's own produce, in the aggregate, affects interstate commerce by reducing it. This rationale, of course, could also be used to regulate home-grown tomatoes. Wickard v. Filburn dramatically expanded the power of the federal government through the Interstate Commerce Clause.
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Climate hoaxers can issue all the reports they want, but the public is not buying their lies—ask CNN's @HarryEnten. xitter.cf/rcpvideo/status/194332…
They have two major problems: (1) No climate hoaxer has ever correctly predicted anything; and (2) Climate hoaxers refuse to debate opponents because, to the extent they have in the past, they've gotten their butts handed to them.
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CNN's Enten: Climate Activists Haven't Done Their Job, Americans Aren't More Afraid of Climate Change Than 25 Years Ago
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"Despite all of these horrible weather events, the percentage of Americans 'greatly worried' has stayed pretty consistent."
Comrade @United CEO (paid $32 million in 2025) wants a wealth tax and a 100% inheritance tax. foxbusiness.com/fox-news-tra… #FoxBusiness
