Global Warming Is The “The Greatest Scam In History” Says Greenpeace Founder

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Niamh Harris – Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore has called global warming “the greatest scam in history” and denounced the use of “fear and guilt” to push the message.

Moore, who recently made headlines for calling Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez a “pompous little twit”, said that climate change is a “complete hoax and scam,” which has been “taking over science with superstition and a kind of toxic combination of religion and political ideology.”

His message echoes the words of the late Weather Channel founder, John Coleman, who also called global warming “the greatest scam in history.”

RT reports: “The climate catastrophe is strictly a fear campaign – well, fear and guilt,” Moore told Breitbart radio host Rebecca Mansour. “You’re afraid you’re killing your children because you’re driving them in your SUV and emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and you feel guilty for doing that. There’s no stronger motivation than those two.” Continue reading

GMO’s ‘Big Tobacco’ Moment Shocks Public Awake

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Jefferey Jaxen – When paradigms shift, tyrants fall, or corporations lose their market, it is often not as a result of some spectacular event, but rather through a single, humanizing display. We have just witnessed such an event during the interview of high-profile GMO advocate Patrick Moore. This viral video has exploded in popularity giving yet another sign, along with recoiling public dollars, that genetically modified organisms are unwanted. Moore does a near perfect job in less than two minutes of showing the world the unempathetic, hypocritical face of the biotech/GMO industry once stripped of all spin, lies, and deception.

The fall of the big tobacco companies, which operated in strikingly identical ways as the biotech/GMO industry today, was crushed in seconds by one publicly televised statement in 1994, I believe nicotine is not addictive.” This can now be compared to Moore’s recent statement of “I do not believe that glyphosate (in Argentina) is causing increases in cancer.” For whatever reason, Moore foolishly continues to boast about glyphosate’s (a 2B carcinogen) harmless nature by offering to drink some. “I’d be happy to actually,” was Moore’s reply to French investigative journalist and filmmaker Paul Moreira’s offer to pour him a glass. It was at this stage of the interview that Moore’s credibility and integrity went down the drain fast, along with what little was left of biotech/GMO public trust, faith, and confidence. Continue reading