California's Climate Cure

A Wednesday Brief

Relating to the catastrophic fires in Los Angeles County, Arthel Neville of Fox News said, and I paraphrase, ”When are the climate change deniers going to wake up?”

Unsurprisingly, environmentalists the world over abandon any factor of human error, failure, or mismanagement when the most tumultuous of nature comes destructively calling. While on the other hand, they condemn apathetic human activity for increasing carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, thereby elevating nature’s anger.

The political militia promoting anthropogenic climate change and the supporting legacy media have waged a marvelous marketing campaign. No deception of this wholesale significance and magnitude could have extended this long without extensive promotion. The Greek-originated terms of ethos, pathos, and logos can explain the transition of the climate faithful perfectly. In other words, they secured their throngs of support (ethos) by using the appeal to emotion (pathos) rather than accurate and factual scientific evidence (logos). Their devotees actually believe that consensus is a legitimate science.

Anthropogenic climate change fails when facts are presented and only survives when crafty computer modeling is introduced. As I have written many times, computer modeling uses outdated, outmoded, and ill-placed temperature stations which are then manipulated, massaged, and adjusted to arrive at a desired answer.

Martin Durkin of Gorilla Science offers a video presentation displaying graphical evidence refuting what the climate change advocates portray. Note that the graphs presented in the video are captured from the same governmental bodies that support manmade climate change. Appearing on “X”, I link the subject presentation here.

While the video is pursuant to the fires in California and elsewhere in the world, it encases the myth of climate change in its entirety. Progressives believe that politically their climate hype can secure votes while, at the same time, advancing the profitability of supporting climate entrepreneurs.

In California’s situation, anthropogenic climate change could be cured by effective political and governance management as well as meritocracy.