Kip Hansen news summary – April 26, 2022
Only the New York Times could use the word “cumulative” for a crowd generously described as “several hundred” of climate protesters who gathered at Lafayette Park in Washington, DC to protest. Earth Day. Story written by Coral Davenport“Protesters Chaos at White House, Demand Climate Action“Must be illustrated by ground-level photographs of the small number of protesters present or risk exposing the diminutive size of the crowd.
Since nothing substantial could even have happened during the Washington protest, there was nothing to report about it. So this is a very short report.
The event was so unusual (pun intended) that it had to be augmented with random quips about a few “protests held around the country”, all of which showed even crowds. even smaller.
Back then, and I mean in the late 1960s, even a small college town could raise a crowd of a few thousand to protest even the tiniest of issues, such as Lunch menu at Student Commons.
There may be hope. It is possible that climate pragmatists and climate realists are at work, reducing the heat of climate activism in the United States.
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Author’s comment:
As mentioned elsewhere here, the Earth Day protests in Washington, DC were marred by a sad suicide climate activist from Boulder, Colorado, who set himself on fire in front of the Supreme Court building, an act that illustrates how harmful and dangerous the media can be. purposeful campaign of widespread and desperate climate alarm can be.
Parents and grandparents need to take care to ensure that their children and grandchildren are properly informed about climate issues and are not misled by the media and teachers in their schools, most of which are misinformed about climate. motivation leads to despair, discouragement, and hopelessness. Alarming propaganda threatens them with a hopelessly chaotic future.
I can recommend the latest book from Heartland: “Climate overview for teachers and students“By Anthony Watts and James Taylor (edited by H. Sterling Burnett).
Please fill your children with facts about our beautiful world and the wonderful future they have available to them.
Thanks for reading.
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