PLEASE Tip The Climatism Jar To Help Keep The Good Fight Alive!
Posted: February 19, 2018 Filed under: Alarmism, Alarmist media, Australia, BIG Government, Climate Alarmism, Climatism, Energy Poverty, Government Grants/Funding, Sceptics, Science | Tags: Academic Freedom, Alarmism, big government, Big Oil, Blog, Climate Change, Climate wars, Climatism, DONATE, Freedom Of Speech, funding, Global Warming, Green Agenda, Koch Brothers, sceptics, Scientific Integrity 2 Comments
CLIMATISM – Tracking Anthropogenic Climate Alarmism // ABOUT
CLIMATISM is a self-funded, one-man operation that has been running on fossil-fuel vapours and borrowed time since 2014.
LIKE most climate ‘sceptical’ outfits, success of message is reliant on a lot of passion and private support. After all, that cheque from “Big Oil” never arrived in the mail, much to the dismay of the climate cult who are convinced that the combined success of our individual efforts in fighting the “Climate Crisis Industry” must come down to funding from those “Koch Bros.” or “Exxon-Mobil”. Trust me, it doesn’t!
SCEPTICS are not funded or subsidised by BIG government, unlike BIG green whose associated NGO’s and multinational green mega-corporations are funded to the tune of BILLIONS annually via subsidies, tax incentives, green loans and grants. Read the rest of this entry »
THE Sierra Club’s Broken Moral Compass
Posted: December 27, 2014 Filed under: Eco-Activists, Fossil Fuels, Hypocrisy | Tags: Big Oil, climate activism, Climate Change, Eco-hypocrisy, Global Warming, Sierra Club 1 Comment
The Sierra Club took fossil fuel money. Lots of it. How dare it falsely accuse other people of doing this.
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Almost exactly a year ago, Time magazine revealed that the Sierra Club had secretly taken
over $25 million in donations from the gas industry, mostly from… Chesapeake Energy – one of the biggest gas drilling companies in the U.S…. [backup link]
Time’s environmental activist reporter, Bryan Walsh, tried his best to spin the story. He portrayed America’s “oldest environmental group” as a passive victim to which embarrassing things just happen.
You see, the Sierra Club doesn’t make strategic decisions with its eyes wide open. Its well-paid executives didn’t calculate, assess, weigh the pros and cons, and then pursue a course of action for which that organization deserves to be held morally answerable.
According to Walsh’s account, the poor little Sierra Club merely sashays through life until one…
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