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Stephanie Loomis's avatar

I remember the "global cooling" panic of the 1970s. When the "global warming" nonsense started, I figured it was more environmentalist than science. Does the climate change over time? Yes. it is a cyclical pattern of warming and cooling that isn't new. Does human activity affect climate? Maybe a little, but not catastrophically. Do we need to be better stewards of the planet? Yes. But mostly so we can live long enough to enjoy its beauty. It doesn't need saving.

YM's avatar

When I was in grade school, we were told acid rain would kill us all.

Kelly's avatar

Around the same time aerosols manufacturing was demonized for damaging the ozone layer.

kathie hopler's avatar

I had to pud my head under a desk for Russia bomb protection lol so ... we were all played like fiddles & still many are but its going to soon crush itself from the tons of lies piled atop

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

like reusing whatever is reusable, and not buying plastic cups to use at home, where there is glassware. avoid chemicals if you can use natural products (both cleaning and medicine). avoid drivng around unnecessarily. Combine trips to town saves time and money.

Stephanie Loomis's avatar

Right. It doesn't have to be complicated. Use less, waste less, share more.

kathie hopler's avatar

Basically common sense decency & respect 🤷‍♀️✌️

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I had just come to adulthood when the nuclear winter hoax was pushed. Later there was the radon scare, then 'toxic black mold'---how many businesses were created to profit from this griftinng?

Polly Styrene's avatar

I remember a magazine cover -LIFE or National Geographic maybe, the article had earnest, scientists and hyperbole spouting citizens touting an apocalyptic Ice Age soon to happen. I think there might’ve been a few movies as well.

Sandy's avatar

I started in the National Wildlife Federation getting Ranger Rick in the early 70’s. I remember the coming of the next ice age! Now the warmers have to omit the 70’s data to show warming. Sorry, CLIMATE CHANGE. Can we all start reminding people, weather is not climate?

Stephanie Loomis's avatar

WEATHER IS NOT CLIMATE!! One more time for the “experts” in the back!

Riff Raffer's avatar

Excellent read - thank you!

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

My pleasure - calling out lies is a public service.

Riff Raffer's avatar

If only more “public servants” had your integrity, the world would be in a better place.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

human hybris. they think they can foresee what the climate will be in 20 or 30 or 100 years and they cannot predict the weather for tonight. I will believe a person if he or she can predict the weather right for 14 consecutive days. I usually only believe my animals. Dog and cat go out in pouring rain - it will rain too long to hold. they sit at door staring at the rain - rain will stop soon.

The Radical Individualist's avatar

Well, how's that for a coincidence? I just posted a Substack concerning media's ling history of lies and distortions. Some are the same as Yuri's, some different.

https://sezwhom.substack.com/p/who-do-you-trust

Curtis's avatar

With the vaxx/"healthcare" situation being most obvious, I think examples like this are just the first layer on the onion, (or parfait, if you prefer). Peeling back the layers we see that they're each built on another set of lies and corruption.

Polly Styrene's avatar

Each new lie bestows added confidence to construct the next lie

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

turtles or elephants all the way down indeed

Richard Bicker's avatar

Everyone knows the lazy elephants are just standing on the poor turtles—freeloaders!

Sandy's avatar

Love the reference! “Everybody love parfait!”

Andy's avatar

It’s looking like the Russell Brand thing is a hoax, too.

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Obvious from the start. #metoo was all about destroying innocent until proven guilty.

Lizzy's avatar

Brand is one of them they’re playing games, it was obvious from the start.

YouTube would have deplatformed and demonotised his channel yonks ago for dropping truth bombs if the tptb hadn’t wanted this stuff out there.

Maryanne's avatar

I believe George Floyd was a hoax, not that he didn't die. It was a setup waiting to happen, an opportunity that the communist mob had been eyeing for a while. I'm not a medical professional but my instincts tell me that he died from his overdosing of fentanyl and probably other drugs. Pain killers can immobilize any sort of tissue, not to mention cardiac. I'm still on the fence regarding the way he was held down on the ground with the police officer's knee.

John Bolger's avatar

Seems like, as the long video showed, he was held down when he should have been placed in a police car in handcuffs. The most disturbing one I remember, was Eric Garner. Guy wasn’t doing jack squat. Those cops fkd up. It’s on camera.

Mrs Bucket's avatar

Spot on Yuri.

Now, I don't like long videos but this is EXCEPTIONAL!!!

https://youtu.be/OVZPYQS1dFA?si=lTqUjusZE1QfeN4t

Brett Hyland's avatar

Love this lecture, Mrs Bucket. ...Yuri, I haven’t forgotten that I still owe you, my friend!

Stephen Rowland's avatar

What I find from your list, it also represents the code of a journalist.

who

what

when

where

why

how

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

What journalism used to be. Now it’s just regurgitating the current thing without any critical analysis.

CHUCKY's avatar

Because they aren't paid to do journalism, they're paid to be communist propagandists.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

most honest journalists have quit their jobs and are now independent, Sharyl Attkisson, Tucker, Rav, Berenson and a few others

Stephen Rowland's avatar

Glenn Greenwald, wrote on Substack and migrated to Rumble is a fierce advocate for free speech. An honorable journalist .

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

thanks for the tip, I will check his posts out !

DMang's avatar

“We’re telling the truth. You just aren’t accepting it”.

--Philip Bump and others onboard the sinking ship.

bestuvall's avatar

believe the narrative .. not your own eyes

Kelly's avatar

When local newspapers became part of news syndicates like Gannett, they mostly regurgitated the big services like AP, UPI, AFP. Radio and TV news largely replaced the local newspapers. Running a newsroom is expensive.

DMang's avatar

Fear is a great tool to control the masses. Follow that up with misinformation and censorship of real information and the table is set for abuse.

Neil Rivalland's avatar

John Kerry: Isn't it terrible to be bought and to know, because your conscience compels you, that everything you are supposed to convince people of is a lie. The result I suppose is that one eventually cannot know the difference between the truth and a lie. Soul destroying!

ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Re John Kerry,

A comment yesterday pushed me to look up the circumstances of his death (as it happened quite close to my town)--and because now I am a card-carrying tin-foil hat wearer, I wondered whether that crash was planned. There is a weird unlikeliness about the situation. I really need to start listening to Alex Jones (but I don't have the time to hang onto podcasts)--reading goes much faster.

Neil Rivalland's avatar

I agree! Reading is much better, intellectually.

If I listen to video or audio, I've trained myself to listen at 1,5 — 2.0 speed. Another problem with video or audio is it chews data rapidly.

Old Alex, a pioneer of exposing conspiracy. Take my hat off to him. Another person I consulted a lot in the old days was Texe Marrs, Power of Prophecy.

Zork (the) Hun's avatar

Great work, Yuri, I am seriously impressed

John Bolger's avatar

“College students are no longer trained to critique systems of power or challenge cultural assumptions.” - from “Death of the liberal class.” Indoctrination, being taught what, not how to think, got us where we are. By design

EGrab4's avatar

War hoaxes:

-Cuban Missile Crisis

-Vietnam

Willy's avatar

Joe Biden is the real president of the USA