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 The Carbon Hoax: A Story- Ruling the World with a Big Lie is the historical background of the Global Warming movement launched in 1968 as a plan to create fear and panic, worldwide. In the words of a founding member of The Club of Rome, Sir Alexander King, this group of wealthy Elites decided “the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill.” “Would fit the bill,” were the key words that caught the author’s attention when The Club of Rome first published its manifesto in 1972, with a plan to create a One World Order with nations voluntarily putting themselves under the rule of the United Nations—but under whose supervision? And ‘fit the bill’ for what? The wealthy Elites of The Club of Rome was their answer for who would control the United Nations, but they realized that the world would not easily give up its individual national sovereignty, liberties and cultures, absent an overwhelming sense of fear. That would require a well-planned hoax to scare the public. The reasons to be used to create this high level of fear and panic had little or nothing to do with the truth. It was an admitted ploy from the beginning. In Sir Alexander King’s own words, “In searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill….All these dangers are caused by human intervention, and it is only through changed attitudes and behavior that they can be overcome.” “The real enemy then,” he added, “is humanity itself,” and what The Club of Rome openly proposed to do with ‘us’ is the most frightening part of their agenda, as the reader will learn. "it seems the entire world has fallen under the spell of the constant barrage of media and government leaders,” the author recently wrote, "having claimed for decades now that the world was ending unless their One World Order took us over—without any evidence. It is time to call them out on their incredible dishonesty." "In fact,” the author continued, "the world has been cooling since 1998 and just experienced the most dramatic drop in temperatures in a century, just since 2016 according to NASA—yet the media remains completely silent." Mr. Woltz originally dismissed the whole Club of Rome plan decades ago as something of a conspiracy theory or Orwellian fantasy of the extremely wealthy until America’s 41st President, George H.W. Bush gave a speech in 1990, where he said without equivocation that America would join the cabal: “We have the opportunity before us to forge for ourselves and future generations a New World Order—an order where the Rule of Law, not the law of the jungle—governs the conduct of nations. “When we are successful—and we will be—we have a real chance in which a credible United Nations can use its peace-keeping role to fulfil the promise and vision of the U.N.’s founders.” And that year is when the ‘Global Warming’ portion of the Carbon Hoax went into high gear. The Vice-President of the United States became its greatest acolyte and in spite of all evidence proving their claims to be false or based on fraudulent data (such as leaving out the hottest years of the last century and the entire Middle Ages, which were so hot England was a producer of wines. In short, the whole thing has been a provable hoax, yet the voices grow more shrill by the day to put their agenda and “One World Order” in place before the world comes to its senses. The Carbon Hoax uses the words and public statements of The Club of Rome’s founders to expose the Global Warming fraud, as well as the scientific facts that have long been available but shunned by a complicit, co-ordinated, and intentionally consolidated press. The world is a better, cleaner, and far cooler place than it was when the Hoax was born half a century ago. Time to wake up. Time to read The Carbon Hoax. Conservatism & Liberalism Environment Ideologies & Doctrines Politics & Government Science
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Raw and unfiltered, meticulously researched

If you want to be aware of different sides of any argument you need to be prepared to find things that may make you uncomfortable. History is full of blind deaf and dumb sheep who too late find out what the master has is store. Use your own faculties of logic, reason and ability to verify all claims made. Better to be well read and well aware then wish when it’s too late that you would have sought opposing viewpoints.

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Some decent facts, but not persuasive

If you already agree with the thesis of the book, you will probably learn a couple of more useful pieces of context to make you feel more informed. However, if you don't believe it or want to provide a useful resource to persuade someone you know, this book is not going to be satisfactory.

It also time locks itself by making such a large focus on Trump's elections in 2016 and 2020. It's obvious that the author is a standard boomer con, and he uses a lot of this short book to make broader political points and pick on various specific politicians on the left.

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