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False Green Teachings · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama. Dear mama, what can we
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  do about schools brainwashing our kids about climate change? Well, let's ask our
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  American mama, Mama, and joining us now our American mama, Terry Netterville.
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  If you question whether this is happening, you need to be reading your
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  kids textbooks. This is absolutely happening. They are giving our kids false information
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  when it comes to climatology, when it comes to climate change. And you
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  saw this firsthand from one of your sisters, Lindsey. Lindsay said, Kimberly,
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  we have our sister thread that we you know, we're in all day
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  long, and she said, I want you all to see Boden's reading assignment
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  and um it talked about the new energy or what is called clean renewable energy.
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  Um. And when I sent it to you and Lewis, you wrote
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  back, because you're you're my source when it comes to this sort of thing,
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  and you're like okay for a while. When you read what they were
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  given the children, you're like, wow, the first paragraph is factually incorrect.
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  So it's the second, and the third and the fourth paragraph doesn't even
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  mention any of the downsides of renewable energy. The first it says that m
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  renewable resources are plentiful and are consumed slower than they are produced. Okay,
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  wind power isn't consumed, right, so that it's not like it's not like
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  the windmills take all the wind. Yes, and then like it that's not
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  so it's not factually Actually that's in the first paragraph. But then it goes
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  on talking about you know, there's there's Basically, they don't mention a single
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  downside of renewable and they don't mention the bird kills. Yes, they don't
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  mention the whale kills going on right now. They don't mention how they break
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  and then they buried them in the fields of Arizona. They don't mention any
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  of that. They don't mention the land usage. It takes up so much
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  land to create a solar farm. That is land that would be used to
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  grow food, and part of the food we're growing right now, we're turning
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  into ethanol to power our cars. That's so, that's such an inefficient use
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  of corn. Corn could feed people exactly exactly well, and then you know,
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  I was looking. I actually went online and I want I said,
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  give me some good news about fossil fuels and the actually some great stuff out
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  of Preker. I had to go. I had to really good to Freker.
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  It's hard to find, but it's real right right right, And I
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  loved it because they did this incredible I sent the video to my sister Lindsay
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  to show him. But it talked about how these fuels oil, coal and
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  natural gas, how they they power machines that allow us to transform naturally hazardous
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  environments into healthier environments. And they don't talk about you know, if you're
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  going to talk to the children about this, talk about fossil fuels and what
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  we've done. If there was a time traveler from three hundred years ago,
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  they would come and they taste our water, they would look at it,
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  you know, because there was fog and small and smoke during that time.
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  Because there's no way that they didn't have the energy. I'll tell you,
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  we think of cities before cars when we think about how pristine they were.
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  No, no, no, no, they were were full of horse manure.
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  Yes, yes, you had to step over horse like. It's worse
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  than San Francisco. Now, I know. We were able to drain swamps,
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  reclaim land clear forests, build roads, air deserts, developed fertilizers and
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  pesticides, and they don't They're not teaching our kids about that, the beautiful
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  side of fossil fields. We have the cleanest energy. And so it wasn't
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  until I have to admit this, It wasn't until they started doing the debates
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  right that I understood what was at hand. And when I realized that,
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  you know, through COVID, a lot of parents were able to see firsthand
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  through zoom what their kids were, their kids were being taught, that's when
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  we realize, well, no, wonder by the time they get to college,
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  Oh my gosh, yes, yes, indoctrination and the information they're sharing
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  about climate change. Here's a real key piece of information they never mentioned because
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  because they teach kids the scientific method where you make a hypothesis and then you
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  measure and you test to see if that matches the hypothesis, what they never
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  point out is that there's not a single computer climate model that has accurately predicted
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  what the global average temperature would be, not a single one. And they
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  don't talk about that. They never talked about and we've had these models since
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  the late eighties. Not a single one is even within the margin of error
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  of what the actual temperature is. Here's something else. You'll never hear this
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  in the class. Right now, we're on what's called the second pause.
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  There has been no global warming in eight years and nine months. They're not
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  going to talk about that. The previous pause lasted seventeen years. There was
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  no global warming for seventeen years. We had a step change. There's now
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  been no global warming for almost nine years. That's never gonna be in these
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  books, is it? It never is. It makes me question the books
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  that we grew up on. I'm sorry, but it does. I think
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  about the history books that were taught to us. I don't think science.
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  I think science was probably science back then. But starting in two thousand when
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  they started talking about global warming, Al Gore was a great proponent of that,
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  it was and I thought, you know, we were doomed every five,
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  six, seven years, and I thought, well, when they you
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  know, when we reached that time and they've been proven wrong, then they're
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  gonna be the laughing stock. Nope, they find something else. Yes,
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  they extend a deadline. They find other things. And there are pictures from
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  the twenties and thirties saying, okay, if if, if what they said
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  was true, the Statue of Liberty should have water up to her elbow.
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  It's still exactly where it was, But nobody ever talks about that. They
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  just allow all of these propagandists to go on TV to teach our children.
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  And if you dare go against, if you go against one of these climate
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  change people, who'll be ready gotta know what our kids being taught in class.
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  turn out of hell. Thank you so much, Thank you. Keep
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  your ear to the ground. American Ground Radio with Lewis r. Abalone and Stephen Parr