Doomsday Flop: Al Gore Was Wrong About Everything
The climate scam is OVER. How many failed predictions does it take before people stop listening?
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Guest post by @ModernityNews
Remember in 2006 when Al Gore released An Inconvenient Truth and made lots of frightening claims about climate change, none of which came true?
He said the global ice caps would be gone and that all of us would be underwater by now.
Here’s another one that is still spectacularly wrong.
Gore said that within a decade there would be no snow on the mountain.
Almost two decades later and… yep it’s still covered in the stuff.
Looks really cold.
Here’s Mount Kilimanjaro:
Can you say fearmongering?
This begs the question…
Nope.
From saying there was “a 75% chance that the entire north polar ice cap, during some of the summer months, could be completely ice-free within the next five to seven years,” to claiming that the global sea level could rise as much as 20 feet “in the near future,” Gore has just been wrong wrong wrong about everything.
He has always been wrong.
Wrong but rich!
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard yesterday went to Capitol Hill to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee, and told Maine Democrat Angus King that the threat of climate change is not critical.
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Interesting. Bring the facts, Mr. Fox.
It's interesting, actually. We get preached to a lot about saving the climate, but many places don't have real recycling programs, we fail to emphasize reduce/reuse/recycle to any large extent, thereby failing to control what we can control. They just preach about installing giant capital projects, weather engineering and other stuff that makes big companies better off.
Kind of like the pandemic, where we never heard a word about eating well, sleeping, fresh air, exercise, all actions that we could do for ourselves. Instead, all the activities they promoted benefited big business.
Al Gore should sit down with Neil Ferguson and compare notes