Al Gore is disgusted by comparing climate skeptics to the Uvalde police, who allow children to be massacred – Are you mad at that?

Jim Steele

On July 24th^order above Meet the press, Chuck Todd interviews Al Gore suggesting that he is a prophet. Todd ignores all of Gore’s failed predictions but begins with a fear mixed with troubling headlines that have nothing to do with CO2″

Todd said, “You know, this week feels like your PowerPoint from Inconvenient Truth comes to life. Some headlines: Colorado River must take water rations, Monarch butterfly declared endangered species. We’ve had ice melt in Greenland, record high temperatures in the UK, wildfires in France and Greece, the Rio Grande drying up in New Mexico. It is here. How many of you look back at what you were warned about and suddenly you see it come to life? “

In the middle of the interview, Gore said with disgust that climate change inaction people were similar to the Uvalde police, who did not act to save the children from being massacred. Their fear transformation knows no bounds!

Gore stated, “You know, climate deniers actually resembled all the nearly 400 law enforcement officers in Uvalde, Texas, who waited outside an unlocked door while the kids were massacred.. They heard screams, they heard gunfire, and no one stepped forward. And god bless the families that have suffered so much. “

The interview was so disgusting that I almost threw up. Just to clarify some of Todd’s dishonest and flawed statements:

Greenland’s ice fluctuates. It looks like the ice in Greenland is recovering and will increase this year, similar to the increase achieved from the 1960s to the 90s. Todd, of course, did not mention Gore’s failed predictions.

The lack of water in Colorado and the Rio Grande has nothing to do with greenhouse gases. Partly because of the way humans use that water and partly because atmospheric circulation doesn’t bring rains. Global warming increases the amount of rain that falls during the summer monsoons, but does not reduce the rainfall.

Monarch butterflies’ most deaths occur in the winter when they freeze to death. In addition, Monarch’s main food is milkweed, a weed that competes with crops. So milkweed is being removed where it grows between rows of crops.

All Mediterranean climates like California experience hot, dry summers and are therefore always prone to fires. Localities should expect a fire frequency every 10 to 60 years. Fires are expected in France and Greece.