In this episode of Climate Changers, we re talking about the rising temperatures of our planet, and how climate change is to blame for it. We re joined by a special guest, a man named Donald, who is here to demonstrate the effects of climate change on Earth s surface.
00:01:42.000Did you know that according to our very own scientists at NASA, that our planet's temperature has been increasing by 0.13 degrees Fahrenheit per decade?
00:01:50.000That's almost 0.015 degrees Fahrenheit per year!
00:02:43.000Tune in next week to see what you, the average viewer, can do about it.
00:02:49.000Hey everyone, Alicia Green here again.
00:02:51.000You may have noticed that sometimes during the show, I might pretend to question climate change.
00:02:56.000But I can assure you, that is for educational effect only.
00:02:59.000In real life, I trust the science 100%.
00:03:04.000It may be alright to have a few questions about climate change once in a while, especially if you're younger.
00:03:09.000But if you know someone that repeatedly rejects scientific fact no matter what, take down their name, address, and any social media information you can find.
00:03:18.000If they're an adult, or your parent, make sure to get a copy of their photo ID.
00:03:22.000Then call this number, or send it to this email address.
00:09:02.000Before we move on here, because we have like, all references are available at lateralsparadox.com, we have like 150 or something like that today, absurd.
00:09:08.000What's the most ridiculous climate prediction that you have heard?
00:11:07.000For example, the same kind of myths that you were perpetuating, that people with AIDS could transmit it to people through airborne mechanisms.
00:12:27.000So, he spent a large portion of his speech crapping on Donald Trump, Republicans taking no responsibility, and of course tooting his own horn.
00:12:53.000The determination of our state and local governments, along with the regulations and investment that my
00:13:01.000administration had already put in place, allowed our country to keep moving forward,
00:13:06.000despite hostility from the White House.
00:13:09.000The power to do even more to fight climate change during my time in office, if I'd had a stable congressional majority that was willing and eager to take it.
00:13:21.000And for the bulk of my presidency, I didn't have that majority.
00:13:24.000Both of us have been constrained in large part by the fact that one of our two major parties has decided not only to sit on the sidelines, but express active hostility toward climate science.
00:14:15.000I heard fracking is bad for the environment.
00:14:17.000I'm not saying that fracking is carbon neutral.
00:14:20.000However, Fracking and using our own natural gas is significantly better for the environment than purchasing oil from countries overseas who don't have EPA standards and shipping them across the ocean on tankers where, by the way, spills happen every single year that make the BP oil spill look like child's play.
00:14:39.000Or Jen Psaki, however you prefer to refer to it.
00:14:42.000By the way, if I remember correctly, Barack Obama had a majority in both houses and his first 100 days he chose instead of saving the planet To push Obama.
00:14:57.000I just, you know, I know a lot of people don't like him, but it is interesting to see a president that can talk as opposed to one that has a closed head injury and underwear filled with applesauce.
00:15:07.000Now the problem, the primary problem with Joe Biden, and I've told him this, I'm not talking out of turn, is he poops.
00:17:12.000And the consequences of not moving fast enough are becoming more apparent all the time.
00:17:18.000Last month, a study found that 85% of the global population has experienced weather events that were more severe because of climate change.
00:18:05.000But the fact remains, he wants to scare you and he wants you to think that everybody's going to die while he lives on oceanfront property of 12 million dollars in Martha's Vineyard.
00:18:12.000Just to be clear, he's not living in Tucson, Michael!
00:18:16.000Right, he also said that these are caused by climate change while presenting zero evidence that weather is caused by climate change becoming more severe.
00:18:26.000The problem with you, Gerald, is you're not a scientist.
00:20:07.000Yes, they were the lamps that burned well into the night.
00:20:14.000All right, so look, it's not any secret that the only way you are controlled with climate predictions, the only way that you get to the Green New Deal or the COP26 or where I went to the Cancun Climate Summit and they supported one-child policy, Ted Turner, to thunderous applause, the only way you get this far down the trail, of course, is through fear-mongering.
00:20:32.000But you don't have to take our word for it.
00:20:34.000Droughts are intensifying, our oceans are acidifying, with methane plumes rising up from the ocean floor.
00:20:41.000We are seeing extreme weather events, and the West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets melting at unprecedented rates, decades ahead of scientific projections.
00:20:51.000None of this is rhetoric, and none of it is hysteria.
00:22:41.000What are you going to wash away in New Orleans that anybody needs?
00:22:44.000Do you think someday, like after climate change, there's going to be some post-apocalyptic world where somebody finds a missing city of Atlantis and it's just someone's titty beads?
00:23:20.000For I know the Zoomers out there, you may not know this because they've kind of shied away from it now because they just don't really want to talk about it, but let me just give you just some sources, references, and I'll have all the references at TheLoudEarthCreditor.com.
00:23:32.000They warned about peak oil in 1943, Bradford Evening Star.
00:23:36.000Let's also be clear about this when we talk about peak oil.
00:23:37.0001977, U.S. Department of Energy Organization Act.
00:24:33.000You remember learning about peak oil in high school?
00:24:35.000I'd heard the term, so I just want to clarify.
00:24:38.000Were you saying that each one of those was a new set date for peak oil?
00:24:42.000No, no, that was when the predictions were made in official Publications.
00:24:46.000So I'm just saying it's a prediction they've constantly been making, and then sometimes they'll say, oh it's going to be five years from now, oh it's going to be three years from now.
00:24:53.000Like Al Gore made his prediction, I think that the, we'll get to it later, I think, there was like the Antarctic Ice Sheet was going to be gone by 2013, and then he sort of softly was like, ah, or I meant, or you know, a general timeline.
00:25:03.000You know what prophets who predicted stuff that didn't come true in the name of God and the Old Testament had to deal with?
00:25:09.000They stuck a glass rod up their pee hole and smashed it with a hammer?
00:26:39.000The deadliest famine in history, by the way, the truth, was in China from 59 to 61, had nothing to do with climate change, had more to do with, you know, commie pricks.
00:26:49.000Do you realize warming the temperatures up just a little bit actually produces more food, it makes people less likely to starve, reduces food costs around the world?
00:26:57.000Now, now, now, now, now, if you're going to bring your non-scientific bullshit in here, we don't want to hear it.
00:28:01.000So, here's another prediction in 1969.
00:28:03.000And again, the point here is not, what about, what about, are you a scientist?
00:28:09.000No, no, these were predictions that everybody believed.
00:28:11.000You just saw, no one has a problem with the fact that Leonardo DiCaprio is not only not a scientist, but incapable of developing a romantic relationship with anyone who looks like they're older than 15.
00:29:03.000We must realize that unless we are extremely lucky, unless we are extremely lucky, Everybody will disappear in a cloud of blue steam in 20 years.
00:29:12.000Now, I know I'm doing the theme here of their claim, prediction, and the truth.
00:29:18.000This is one of those, it's so out there, it's like when a guy just starts windmill punching in a boxing match.
00:29:23.000I don't even know how to handle that, it's so dumb.
00:29:26.000As far as I know, this hasn't happened, but I guess...
00:32:08.000I want people to get this out there because everyone out there is going to say, look, this is the most referenced Uh, episodic that I can think of on this topic.
00:32:58.000Alright, 1970, here's prediction number four.
00:33:00.000They made the prediction that, this is a California newspaper, Redlands Daily, predicted there would be a food rationing in 64 and water rationing by 1980, and this was echoed across The country, the truth is in 1980 there was actually not only enough food for the modern diet system to be put in place, the first national nutritional guidelines were actually issued.
00:33:22.000But here's the thing, we do have an updated prediction now.
00:33:26.000I have to be using these notes here today because I want to make sure that you guys don't crucify me if I'm off by a year or a month because I know that that invalidates everything.
00:34:43.000What scientists are telling us now is that the threat of an ice age is not as remote as they once thought.
00:34:49.000During the lifetime of our grandchildren, arctic cold and perpetual snow could turn most of the inhabitable portions of our planet into a polar desert.
00:34:59.000The brutal buffalo winter might become common all over the United States.
00:35:04.000Climate experts believe the next ice age is on its way.
00:35:08.000According to recent evidence, it could come sooner than anyone had expected.
00:35:15.000At weather stations in the far north, temperatures have been dropping for 30 years.
00:36:37.000This is something that you're told today.
00:36:38.000Now, I'm not saying that because they were wrong about all of it before, but that means they can't be right about
00:36:45.000anything today. But the argument that they throw out 97% consensus, immediately dismiss it. It's
00:36:50.000a bullshit argument. Okay, I've told you about this before. You can go back and watch that segment.
00:36:55.000However, this is not the first time that What?
00:36:57.000that they've made this argument. This is important because now people say, well, there might
00:37:01.000have been one or two. I just gave you every major publication throughout the 1970s and
00:37:06.000not only that, but these major publications were saying that anyone who denied the idea
00:37:12.000of a coming ice age were denying what? What? Scientific consensus.
00:37:18.000This is from New York Times, all the bullshit that's fit to smear, saying climatologists can predict what temperature averages and extremes to expect over the next 10, 20, 30 years.
00:37:29.000They are predicting greater fluctuations and a cooling trend for the northern hemisphere, and they invoked the rhetoric of scientific consensus.
00:41:40.000Seriously, you get the paper in your mouth.
00:41:43.000Partway you would say, what am I supposed to do with this?
00:41:45.000When they fall apart, two sips in, it's gone.
00:41:47.000I'm going to a cocktail bar with my wife and her friends, so it's $18 a drink, and you say, oh, I guess give me your twist on a gimlet with a little bit of a habanero, and it tastes like kindling.
00:42:41.000Now it's Florida will be drowned by 2060 from the Guardian.
00:42:44.000They just pushed the date back a little bit.
00:42:47.000Right, so by 2060, so they said it would be gone by now, but now by 2060 you can be sure they're not going to be able to tape any more bloodlines.
00:45:40.000Hey, by the way, if you guys are watching right now and you're irritated, Smash that like button watching right now on YouTube smash the like button and please share it with hashtag climate claims because People need to know this stuff because here's what's funny is you will get people will rebut this and say you're not I readily acknowledge I'm not a scientist.
00:45:56.000This is The issue here is people buying into bullshit despite them not being a scientist Look, if you are not a scientist, isn't it better to start from the beginning point of skepticism than it is of accepting it wholesale?
00:46:09.000You still have people, here's what's ironic, you still have some people who believe these predictions now.
00:46:14.000I guarantee you if I grab 20 people off the street, a certain number of them are going to believe the peak oil mists that have already been moved.
00:46:20.000They don't know that their scientists have moved the goalposts.
00:46:58.000There have allegedly been some people who may have had complications at some point associated with the vaccine, even though it is the safest and most researched with the best long-term studies vaccine ever.
00:47:11.000And the most vaccine sort of vaccine you can get.
00:53:02.000Here's to triceratops to speak to the school about why not to take drugs.
00:53:09.000Here's Jeff Goldblum reaching into a spot of shit.
00:53:14.000Alright, children wouldn't know what snow is but so David Parker, researcher at the Hadley Center for Climate Prediction Research said, British children Could have only virtual experience of... Wait, is this... Oh, that's right, he's English.
00:53:27.000British children could have only virtual experience of the snow via the internet.
00:53:32.000They might wander at polar scenes or eventually feel virtual cold.
00:53:37.000Thank Lord we have this vinyl edition of Josh Groban's Polar Express soundtrack.
00:53:42.000Children, people... He was very cold, you see.
00:53:49.000Mr. Scrooge, can we blow out all of the candles, making the room so hot?
00:58:57.000By the way, whenever people say like, well you're not a scientist, yeah, also Al Gore got the, not only did he get the Academy Award, which gay lesbian was it?
01:00:00.000If you were to tell Melissa Etheridge back then in 2009, be like, hey, by the way, you know that in only 10 years time, you could actually just put on your driver's license that you're a man and you can go into the match and compete, and she'd be like, don't be a fool now!
01:00:26.000So 2009, this is prediction Al Gore, who was also not a scientist, but people weren't complaining when this was actually being taught as a part of curriculum.
01:03:46.000Okay, so Al Gore actually left out an important aspect of how climate change affects people, and we're not beyond, obviously, finding some common ground.
01:03:52.000Recent study shows that 70% of Americans suffer from climate anxiety, and here at Latter-Worth Crowder we care about people, if nothing else, so we actually asked people about it and filmed a PSA regarding the negative impact of climate anxiety and how it impacts all of our lives.
01:04:10.000You know, climate change affects me and my familia because, you know, when we were in Guatemala, we had to move over here because we had a big drought.
01:05:17.000Climate change affects me because my family has owned a ski resort for over a hundred years and now all the snow is melting and only the tall mountains can stay open.
01:05:27.000My hope is through sharing my story that somebody else out there might be able to come forward and get treated for this really, really real thing that is happening across the world.
01:05:39.000Now there's no more climate change in my house.
01:05:44.000I'm gonna go to the mall and stop some climate change there.
01:05:48.000Well, look, none of us has remained unaffected.
01:11:47.000So, as recently as this year, and going back to 2013, the die-off was attributed to climate change by outlets like the New York Times, The Independent, and of course they cited scientists.
01:11:58.000However, actually, now empiricists at Cornell, I don't know if you know this, but Keith Olbermann went there.
01:12:32.000After months of research, scientists have identified the pathogen at the heart of the starfish wasting disease.
01:12:37.000They say it's different from all other known viruses infecting marine organisms.
01:12:42.000They've dubbed it Sea Star Associated Densovirus.
01:12:45.000When you look on a scale of hundreds and hundreds of animals, as we did, it's very clear that the virus is associated with symptomatic sea stars.
01:13:51.000I'll take my chances with a few extra sunfish.
01:13:54.000Yeah, there's no one-legged surfer that's like, let's save those things.
01:13:57.000Yeah, let's save those, let's save those soulless, just like the people in that, whatever, power plant in The Thing, you know, they'd still probably rather take their chances with the shapeshifter than going out with the polar bears.
01:14:07.000I'm sure they would love it if it got a little warmer there.
01:14:11.000Anyway, this brings us to our next prediction that we all grew up with.
01:14:13.000So you have the empirical, you have the scientific studies that are incorrect, and then these are the ones that they use to tug on your heartstrings, like Leo DiCaprio.
01:14:20.000Oh, we had to tape The Revenant in Ecuador or some shit.
01:14:42.000Should be superglued to a shrunken head of him.
01:14:47.000So, this is a prediction in 2020 now, they've revised it because I've made this prediction a bunch of times, that the polar bear species is headed for extinction.
01:14:56.000Arctic polar bears are facing near extinction by the end of the century if the sea ice they depend on continues to disappear.
01:15:03.000That's the stark warning from a new study looking at the long-term future of the bears as greenhouse gas emissions contribute to the melting of the bears' frozen hunting grounds.
01:17:35.000Now, I've talked about this before that there have been more polar bears on record.
01:17:39.000There have been polar bears increasing significantly.
01:17:42.000And actually, Philip McAleer and Ann McElhinney have talked about this.
01:17:45.000But I also understand the counter-argument before you make it that methodology has changed and that they didn't really have an accurate headcount.
01:17:51.000But the point is, they're certainly nowhere near being extinct.
01:17:54.000Now, the point that I would like to address here is the prediction that they were going to be extinct.
01:17:59.000It stems from this idea that the species, this is important, appeared about 100,000 years ago.
01:18:10.000Now, scientists say that the species is 500,000 years old.
01:18:14.000To simplify it, that means that polar bears, as a species, have survived warming periods that were more severe for longer, sustained amounts of time.
01:18:42.000So if they came about, let's say they came about 100,000, 500, whatever, just for argument's sake, 100,000 years ago, and we're like, oh, we have to do something to protect them.
01:18:49.000They weren't here before, and things seemed, I guess, fine.
01:19:09.000They attack you, and they poop, like, they poop, and they know what they're doing, like... Yeah, you think... Shouldn't have brought a bunch of us into the apartment complex fake pond.
01:23:35.000All right, so look, we're gonna, uh, by the way, I want you to comment.
01:23:37.000You guys can let us know what prediction do you think has been the most pernicious.
01:23:42.000All references, all sources available at ladderworthcreditor.com.
01:23:45.000There's a lot to comb through, um, and I want to be clear that, uh, look, we're not, this isn't falling on deaf ears, that obviously there are two sides to every issue.
01:23:53.000And as you know that YouTube is really, they've really been on our buttocks lately.
01:23:58.000So we're actually going to start incorporating at least one progressive segment into every show to diversify the wonderful programming that this is.
01:24:09.000So before we'll go to Mug Club and actually Dave and I are going to be talking about Michigan specifically,
01:24:15.000but before that, for YouTube to appease them, I want you to, please YouTube, enjoy this latest installment of Climate Changers.
01:26:01.000As of right now, the world has 1.9 billion air conditioning units.
01:26:05.000On our own, it may seem like we can't make that big of a difference, but just think, if we all listened to science and cranked up that A.C.