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Jordan Peterson Interviews Greenpeace Founder, Destroys Narrative · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Greenpeace co founder doctor Patrick Moore. It is so stupidly ridiculous to say that
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  a one point five degrees celsius increase in global atmospheric temperature is going to be
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  a disaster. Well, let's let's hear him say it himself. The difference
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  between the temperature two hundred years ago and the temperature now, and you're going
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  to this one point five degrees and the earth is burn up or whatever's that's
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  less than that's less than between breakfast and lunch everywhere in the world. One
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  point five degrees celsius. It is so stupidly ridiculous to say that a one
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  point five degree celsius increase in global atmospheric temperature is going to be a disaster.
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  As a matter of fact, it will open up vast areas of farmland
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  that were too cold before. In the Eosine thermal maximum, the temperature was
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  at least five to seven degrees celsius is warmer than it is now, maybe
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  even more. And at the same time CO two was going in the exact
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  opposite direction then the whole of the temperature was and that you can see that
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  in the graphs that there is no clear relationship. So that's not something you're
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  going to see on CBC. Why is that? Why is CBC never going
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  to show you something like this? Why CNN never ever going to show you
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  something like this? How come he doesn't get on the mainstream media? Why
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  not? Well? Because sciences that's why scienceism? What is scienceism? Scienceism
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  is what we see on the news now, all right, sciencesm is narrative,
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  you know, it's what the elites, It's what the media wants you
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  to think science is. So if you're not backing that up, you don't
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  get on. Nobody gets to hear from you. You want a Nobel prize,
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  too bad, sucker. You're a scientist, it's not a scienceist.
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  So yeah, I mean, the thing about science and scientists is that they
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  famously disagree with each other all the time. Scientists are famous for disagreeing with
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  each other. They are never in full agreement on anything, and narratives do
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  end up being proven wrong. But you'll never find that out if you just
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  watched the media, because again, it's not science, it's science is,
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  And don't ask any questions. The sciences have already spoken. Half of my
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  professors in college said the same thing. Problem is that they can't speak their
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  truth without being fired by the green god police. Yeah, climate catastrophe has
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  always been a fairy story, a cultural tale of a new secular religion that
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  defies all science. It has a fairy tale solution too, net zero,
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  an irrational millenarian vision pushed relentlessly by elites. These fairy tales are as bad
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  as capitalism is evil. Well, it seems to be that every bad idea
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  now is undergirded by just Marxism. If you'd look underneath it, if you
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  look under the rug, it's just Marxism there. Like Greta Tunberg, Greta
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  Tunberg turns left and ran. When climate activist Greta Tunberg, hey, let's
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  make this a little bit bigger. When climate activist Greta Tunberg appeared on the
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  scene some years ago, the media celebrated her as a child hero intent on
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  saving the Earth's environment. She scolded world elites for depriving her of her childhood.
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  She didn't mention any of those children in the in the minds, in
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  the mineral minds and rare metal minds that were being actually deprived of their childhood.
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  But I don't know. We all felt so bad for Greta, an
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  act that made her an overnight sensation. Time magazine selected her as its Person
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  of the Year Now it was the nineteen year old Swedish activist matures into adulthood.
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  She is showing her true colors, and the color is red, not
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  green. I think she's a little older. Yes, so she's actually I
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  think like twenty one now. At a recent book launching in London, Greta
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  shocked some observers by targeting the West's oppressive capitalist systems as the cause of all
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  climate ills. That's right, So when you look under the hood, it's
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  always Marxism there, always, every single damn time. She's still even though
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  she's older, she still looks very children of the corn to me, very
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  children of the corn. Creepy. Anyway, that's all I'm going to say
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  about that. Please like, share and subscribe. Sharing really helps me out.
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  I thank you for that. I will see you next time.