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Writer of subversive literature

Arizona USA
Joined September 2018
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There is no such thing as a "climate deal." Governments can neither predict nor control the climate. The correct headline would be "Trump pulls out of massive money laundering operation" dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
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The Trump Administration just announced the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord. Here’s why that is the right thing:
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Biden pardoned Fauci. He says it’s not an admission of guilt. But if Fauci were innocent, no pardon would be needed. The evidence suggests Fauci helped create the Covid pandemic, and then covered it up. The investigation must go forward. All Covid & Fauci Files must be released.
Fauci said he had an "open mind" about Covid's origin, but he didn't. A new, months-long investigation by Racket and Public reveals that Fauci secretly lobbied the CIA, State Department, and White House to reject the theory that Covid came from the Chinese lab his agency funded.
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AM I GETTING THIS RIGHT? You can lie under oath before Congress, orchestrate a global pandemic that kills millions, and get away with it, preemptively pardoned and with no consequences. But posting a meme or failing to pay taxes gets you straight to jail. HOW IS THIS JUSTICE?
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So let me get this straight: Fauci’s pardon goes all the way back to 2014, the year he started funding the labs that eventually helped create the chaos we’ve all been living through. This is the swamp at its finest. It’s not just corrupt—it’s criminal. These pardons aren’t about justice; they’re part of the system that needs to be dried out, or better yet, drained for good. LFG!
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The preemptive pardons... unprecedented? That's the new standard? Presidents can hire people to commit crimes with the promise of a preemptive pardon? This is how you save democracy?
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PARDON: America finally has closure. In accepting their pardons they acknowledge their crimes - Gen Milley for treason, the Jan 6th committee for obstruction of justice, and Fauci for genocide.
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Replying to @EricLDaugh
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The annual WEF meeting takes place at Davos from 20th to 24th January. ▪️3,000 delegates ▪️1,000 private jets ▪️Motorcades A jamboree where a bunch of hypocrital corporatists lecture us plebs about saving the planet and use virtue as guise for their own power and greed.
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Net Zero: It's incredibly stupid and expensive, with massive negative unintended consequences, but on the plus side, it doesn't deliver any measurable weather or climate benefit ever.
Reform U.K. mayoral candidate for Greater Lincolnshire @andreajenkyns in conversation with Lincolnshire farmer Andrew Ward @wheat_daddy on how Net Zero forces farmers to produce less grain so the U.K. must import more poorer quality food. Only Reform U.K. will scrap Net Zero,
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Every single person who calls oil and gas companies “evil” should be forced to remove hydrocarbons from their day-to-day lives and see how long they can live a “net zero” lifestyle. Most cannot function without a WiFi connection for more than an hour, much less survive a cold winter night without natural gas. I am all for exploring alternative energy sources, but I’m not going to demonize the primary energy sources that sustain modern civilization and net benefit us all.
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How to know that climate activists are 𝒏𝒐𝒕 serious people: ➊ They never criticize China 🇨🇳 or India 🇮🇳 for emitting CO₂ without bound. ➋ They don’t support nuclear power. ⚛️ ➌ The only mitigation techniques they support is the decarbonization of western economies. They neglect urban planning, zoning / building codes, beach nourishment, better forest management and water resource management. 🚿
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It took mere hours for the ineptitude of Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass to render the Pacific Palisades a scorched wasteland. To rebuild will be a gargantuan task. The first necessary step must be to recall these two worthless political hacks. #RecallGavinNewsom #RecallKarenBass
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Some reporters and scientists are blaming climate change for the lack of rain in LA. It's ridiculous. There's no trend in annual rainfall from 1877 to 2024. We have wet years and dry years. Climate change isn't responsible for the LA fires. Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass are.
Climate change is causing the fires in L.A., says the media. But one of the government's top fire experts says, “I don't think these fires are the result of climate change." The media blame climate change to divert attention from the incompetence of the politicians they like.
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Over the next few weeks you’re going to hear Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Democratic Party tell you that there’s nothing that could have been done to prevent the fires from destroying Los Angeles. Those will be lies. They could have prevented them. Governor Newsom cut the funding for preventing forest fires and failed to build sufficient water resources for fighting fires. Mayor Karen Bass cut $17.5 million in funding for the Los Angeles Fire Department and then went to Ghana even though she knew of the risk of catastrophic fires. It’s true that California, in general, and Los Angeles, in particular, are fiery places. It’s true that the Santa Ana winds made the fires worse. But Newsom and Bass have known about those hazards for all of their careers and failed to deal with them. Their rank incompetence and lack of leadership are shocking and scandalous. It’s hard to overstate how badly they screwed up water management. LA firefighters haven’t had the water they needed. Newsom hasn’t built the new water reservoirs that Los Angeles needed. And Newsom even cut the budget for water infrastructure projects last year. Why is that? Part of the reason is that they were focused on other things. Making the fire department more racially diverse. Climate change. Homelessness. And the reason they were focused on those things is because those are what the radical Left that controls the Democratic party wanted them to focus on. Year after year, they do nothing while focusing on things like trans and Trump and climate and ignoring the things that really matter to the people of California. The Democrats in California aren’t like Democrats in other states. They are radicals. I would know, since when I was a young radical I moved to California for that reason. As many of us get older, we become more moderate. We become more practical. We understand firefighters and police officers are necessary. We are reminded of the importance of things like safe streets and hard work and good schools. But more than that, I saw the consequences of radical progressive policies on the environment, homelessness, crime, education, water, and everything else. Violent criminals, in particular, are devouring Los Angeles, Oakland, and the rest of California. The people who control the Democratic Party in California worship books about Los Angeles, like City of Quartz by the Marxist author Mike Davis. In that book, Davis claims that the problem in Los Angeles is that too much money goes to things like firefighting to protect wealthy neighborhoods. They did the same thing on crime and homelessness. They failed to provide adequate funding to the police. They weakened the laws that allowed for burglaries and robberies. They subsidized homelessness, attracting homeless people from around the United States to camp illegally and start fires. Over half of the fires in places like Los Angeles and Oakland are caused by the homeless committing arson, often out of some petty revenge. We don’t know what started all of the fires, but at least one started within the housing subdivision. Others may have started in the interface between housing and wildlands. Or it could have been started by the homeless. Whatever the case, California and LA didn’t invest enough in preventing fires because they were distracted by radical Left causes. When Rick Caruso ran for Mayor against Karen Bass, he called for increasing the fire department’s budget. A big part of the reason he lost is simply because he was white. I watched focus groups in 2022 and the most racist people were white liberals in Los Angeles. When they discussed the mayoral race, the white people overwhelmingly said they couldn’t vote for a white man and had to vote for a black woman because she was black. The Latino men and women in separate focus groups were much less racist. They wanted to know about their policies. It was the radical Left that invented the racist idea that white people alive today should feel guilty about things white people did in the past. Racist white guilt led people in Los Angeles and California to vote against a guy who would have prevented those fires. And so, over the next few weeks, when you hear Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass, and the Democratic Party tell you that there’s nothing they could have done to prevent the fires from destroying Los Angeles, don’t believe them. It’s time for California to grow up and move beyond the juvenile Leftism that has destroyed the state and destroyed Los Angeles. We can’t trust our leaders to run anything. It’s not just incompetence. It’s that they really don’t care. It’s time for Californians to demand new leaders — ones who aren’t beholden to the radicals who control the Democratic Party. .
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Two different versions of climate history. Upper. The Mann IPCC version. Lower. Reputable scientist version.
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