Climate Change Conspiracy Theories
Here’s are a few comments on social media about the meme at left:
Yes, insane.
Imagine the stupidity of the people who actually fell for it.
CO₂ is not a bad thing. CO₂ is the gas of life. Without it, plants wouldn’t grow. We would all be dead. We should argue for more CO₂, not less.
Yes the brain washing has been going on for the past 30 years.
Here are people who believe that:
The world’s approximately 10,000 climate scientists have conspired to fool the other 8+ billion people on the planet, and that
People who have no scientific training are cock-sure that they have a better understanding of the subject than those who have spent their entire careers focusing on it.
If you’re wondering how we wound up with Trump, look no further.
Based on the polls, we can see that most of the American people have a seething hatred of Trump, but at least God thinks he’s done a good job.
In 2025, the U.S. religious landscape shows relative stability after years of decline, with Christians still a majority (around 60-62%) but facing long-term trends of fewer adherents, while the religiously unaffiliated (ones) have plateaued (around 29%), and other religions (Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu) remain a growing, though smaller, segment (around 7%).
Oh, that’s so last month.
This insanity of impugning the reputation of a man with an impeccable record as a prosecutor won’t last much longer.
If you think Chevron is helping protect your energy future, you’re a pawn in their evil game.
These are the folks who claim that the “radical left” has come to dominate American education and want to set the record straight, i.e., that the United States is the greatest country on Earth by virtue of its impeccable moral standing and its faith in Jesus Christ our Lord.
So happy for this guy.
From a reader:
IMO, we need a tax on extreme wealth, rather than income.
