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World temperatures were almost 2°C higher than today and sea levels 6–9 meters higher during the Eemian interglacial, 129,000–116,000 years ago. This protracted warmth was not driven by carbon dioxide; a paradox that exposes the fiction of treating the pre-industrial CO₂ baseline of 280 ppm as a planetary thermostat. If CO₂ were truly the climate control knob, the Eemian could not have been significantly warmer than our current era of 420 ppm. Tectonic movements, ocean currents and orbital cycles are the ruling heavyweights of climate. Current UN policy continues to distort the atmospheric properties of CO₂ by ignoring such rich lessons from the past. Historical warm periods — the Roman and Medieval climate optimums — occurred without carbon management, just as the 500 years of the Little Ice Age in Europe unfolded with virtually no change in CO₂. This contrasts sharply with the UN's 'Code Red' crisis mentality. Civilisation thrived during previous warm peaks without centralised UN oversight. Dismantling the 'CO₂ as primary lever' narrative highlights the natural variability that defines the Quaternary glaciation. History and physics did not just begin in 1850. We are 2.58 million years into the severe Quaternary glaciation, and our current warmth is simply a standard warm interglacial. The IPCC ignores these precedents because acknowledging them would render their centralised economic solutions irrelevant — like net zero. By 2050, this reasoning risks costing the world $275 trillion while achieving nothing for the planet — an indictment of a flawed climate ideology, designed to promote a UN led One World Government. IMAGE: The four most recent interglacials over the past 450,000 years (Antarctic temperature proxy and CO2, after R. Hannon 2017). MIS 1 (11.7 ka–present) – Holocene MIS 5 (130–115 ka) – Eemian (last interglacial) MIS 7 (243–191 ka) – Aveley MIS 9 (337–300 ka) – Purfleet MIS 11 (424–374 ka) – Hoxnian/Holstein