Climate Change? What Climate Change?

  Climate Hysteria: A Mass Delusion to Demonize Carbon Dioxide By Jerome Corsi Climate hysterics like to throw around the world “denier” to castigate those who don’t get with the green agenda. The term is deliberately intended to echo the phrase “Holocaust denier” to those anti-Semites who like to insist that the Holocaust never happened. While the comparison is obscene, it’s certainly true that the Holocaust, like the climate agenda, have something in common: They both reflect a blind fanaticism untethered to actual facts. Climate hysterics demonize carbon dioxide (CO2) much as Hitler stereotyped Jews. They then demonize their critics as “Holocaust deniers” because the psychological link is to demonize critics of the anthropogenic theory as if they were Jew-haters. Ho

The Irrefutable Case For A Fossil-Fueled Future If we want a world in which all 8 billion of us have the opportunity to flourish—to live long, healthy, prosperous, fulfilling lives—we need more, not less, fossil fuels. I explain this comprehensively in my book Fossil Future . Here’s a summary of my case, the principles it is based on, and the facts that support it . [bold, links added] Why do I believe the world needs to increase fossil fuel use when so many tell us to rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use? Because it flows from 3 irrefutable principles for thinking about fossil fuels that I, as a philosopher and energy expert, follow—and most “experts” don’t. My 3 irrefutable principles for thinking about fossil fuels , which no opponent has ever challenged: 1. Factor in fossil fuels’ benefits 2. Factor in fossil fuels’ “climate mastery benefits” 3. Factor in fossil fuels’ negative and positive climate side-effects with precision