Tom Nelson Clips

ICYMI: Debunking the "97% consensus" Big Lie

Me to Kutney: "So the story we're told is that trees are thermometers except after 1960, they stopped being thermometers. Do you think that's completely insane? Because I do... Isn't that pretty embarrassing?"

.@j_bambrick on my podcast nails it: "People have bought into the climate thing really for emotional reasons more than logical ones, most of the time. Most people will be sitting there going, well, I care about our planet and I've been told that I'm destroying it by doing this stuff. I don't want to do that. Ergo, I'll go along with all of this and I'll vote for the policy and that's my bit. I've ticked my box. I've done my part."

Me on the complete insanity of the climate scam: There's a peer-reviewed study arguing that to prevent future bad weather, we should hire two million people full-time to cut down trees and BURY THEM.

.@efenigson on conflict in the Middle East: "...I don't know who's right. Maybe both sides are right, because they each look at that truth from their perspective. All I'm saying is if we don't have the balls to fucking put down our arms and stop fighting about land and start thinking about how we can actually provide safe haven for everyone that lives on that land, then this will never stop and there will always be another conflict." @ProtocolPulseHQ

Me on @MartyBent's pod: Imagine panicking about one extra CO2 molecule for every 10,000 atmospheric molecules?!

.@Martin_Durkin on the value of real people with real jobs: "You might wake up early on a Saturday morning, desperately needing a plumber. But you will never wake up on a Saturday morning desperately needing a sociologist."

Energy expert Douglas Pollock: "Above 35 degrees of latitude north or south, the amount of energy you need for a solar panel to be built, manufactured, mined, etc, is greater than the total amount of energy that a solar panel will produce through 25 years of lifespan."

Michael Kelly, former Prince Philip Professor of Technology at the University of Cambridge, 2022: "If the UK vehicle fleet went electric tomorrow, we'd need over 200,000 tons of cobalt for the batteries and the engines. And this is about double the annual production of the world. We'd need 264,000 tons of lithium carbonate--75% of the world's production. At least 720 tons of neodinium--nearly the entire world production."

Me on @MartyBent's TFTC pod: Climate realists are gaining traction as people wake up to massive COVID etc lies, then inevitably ask "What else are they lying to us about?"

Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore: "It is clear to me that our emissions of CO2 are entirely beneficial and there is nothing wrong about them, and to call them pollution is a travesty of science." @EcoSenseNow

.@efenigson: "In Thailand..they had a pilot where for six months they gave $280 worth of CBDC...the money was valid for six months in a radius of four kilometers around their house. They justify it by saying we want to encourage the local community and grow the economy...But in fact what they're doing is setting for you your ability to use your money. They're limiting your human right, which is the right to transact..."

David Siegel: "There was a mile of ice over Boston 20,000 years ago. The only reason there won't be a mile of ice over Boston again in another 20,000 years, is if we figure out how to prevent it by putting a bubble over or superheating our cities. I mean that ice is coming back." @PullNews

Tom Shula 🔥: "You create a crisis that scares people, then you convince them that it's their fault, and make them feel guilty, and then you tell them what they have to do in order to fix it. And I think that's where we are now in this whole climate change process, it's just mind boggling to me."

Wow: RFK Jr channels Marc Morano in this clip: "....the Democratic Party has one environmental issue which is this carbon orthodoxy, which ends up benefiting the oil companies and Blackrock and Goldman Sachs with offshore wind and hundred billion dollar carbon capture projects, which is part of just the strip mining of the middle class. And that's the only issue you can talk about in the Democratic Party."

RFK Jr on Ukraine: "...In April of 2022, we wanted the war. President Biden's sent Boris Johnson to Ukraine to force President Zelenskyy to tear up a peace agreement that he and the Russians had already signed and the Russians were withdrawing troops. And that peace agreement would have brought peace to the region. As President Biden stated that month, his objective in the war was regime change in Russia. His defense secretary Lloyd Austin simultaneously explained that America's purpose in the war was to exhaust the Russian army. To degrade its capacity to fight anywhere else in the world. These objectives, of course have nothing to do with what they were telling Americans about protecting Ukraine's sovereignty."

RFK Jr a few days ago: "Even today, users who try to post my campaign videos to Facebook or YouTube get messages that this content violates community standards. Facebook was still attaching warning labels to an online petition calling on ABC to include me in the upcoming debate. They said that violates community standards."

I really like @j_bambrick's smooth pushback against climate hysteria here: "...so In the history of climate science, there has been the odd time when something hasn't gone quite as they have predicted...." I'm publishing a full podcast with him in a few hours.

From RFK Jr's historic speech yesterday: Democratic party had become "the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big tech, big ag, and big money...it abandoned democracy by canceling the primary to conceal the cognitive decline of the sitting president..."

From RFK Jr's brilliant speech yesterday: "When a US president colludes with or outright coerces media companies to censor political speech, it's an attack on our most sacred right of free expression and that's the very right upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest."