Attenborough exterminated hundreds of dead walruses because he wanted what the WEF wanted – Do you care?
Dr. Susan Crockford
As I pointed out in my new book, Fallen icon, David Attenborough devised a 3-year campaign about the falsehood that hundreds of Russian walruses died falling off cliffs due to climate change because he also wanted what World Economic Forum (WEF), this week’s videoconference, says it wants to: the changes are immediate and drastic, which is supposed to mitigate the invisible ‘climate emergency’ and other social ills.
Despite the fact that walruses and polar bears are thriving in the Arctic, this fabricated ’emergency’ seems to be the reason their new president plans to turn the G7 into a ‘club’. climate’.
‘We will no longer wait for the slowest and least ambitious.’
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany @OlafScholz is calling for a ‘paradigm shift’ in international climate policy.
See #DavosAgenda session here: https://t.co/m9KqGEILsv pic.twitter.com/0Qr8n586Gn– World Economic Forum (@wef) January 19, 2022
Let’s see how that plays out for him. During the group’s last meeting, they seem to forget that they’re not really represent world affection – or even among their small cabals, not all of them agree that burning coal is such an evil that it must end immediately.
This ideological elites simple can’t read room – they just want what they want regardless of what most people want. Lack of success doesn’t stop them from trying.
Attenborough did it for three years in a row, failure after failure, until the legacy he left at COP26 passed away, failing to make any difference.
His relentless messages about his fabricated disasters, which began with the deception of the walrus in 2019, earned him a lot of the public admiration he has nurtured in the past. many years. I suspect it also contributed largely to the public’s loss of confidence in science.
My hope is my book about Attenborough’s pranks will open people’s eyes even more to how this kind of political movement is affecting the vast field of science.
Review of the book; Kip Hansen at WUWT and Paul Homewood’s Not many people know that. If you bought my copy, thank you for your support. I hope you like it. But please don’t forget to come back and leave a review on Amazon. Initial reviews are really important to future sales, and the more people spot this deception, the better.
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