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Debunking Weather Event Alarmism - Climate Realism by Paul Burgess (2022)

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First published at 20:50 UTC on December 4th, 2022.

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In this brief educational presentation you will learn how all the major narratives used by the media and political establishment to promote the idea of man-made global warming are, in fact, false, and not based on any science at all. Through all these wild and exaggerated claims, climate alarmists are able to present emotive narratives to liberal audiences in order to sell radical and damaging ‘green’ policies. However, debunking them is a lot simpler than most people think. The filmmaker encourages viewers to share this video with anyone who has swallowed the alarmists’ propaganda. Watch!

https://climaterealism.com/

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