Drunken Grandma of Death Points Her Boney Finger

One of the biggest attempts at disinformation ever perpetrated is the allegation that man-made global warming is our number one threat. The global warming hoax is the result of political chicanery backed up by faulty science and endorsed by the UN and the World Economic Forum. It has nothing to do with climate. It has everything to do with redistributing the world’s resources. (i.e. your money). 

The Drunken Grandma of Death seems to have stumbled outside and mistaken what we call “summer” for some sort of apocalyptic event because there is a heat wave washing over the country. A typical event for mid-summer in the United States to people who are sober.

From the shallow end of the pool of relevance, Ma Clinton took to the tweeter for a dose of her famous 'Blame Game' she's likened to do.   She got Roasted. 

Hot enough for you?

Thank a MAGA Republican.

Or better yet, vote them out of office. https://t.co/0MFC6rPq6o

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) July 25, 2023

It started with the Bozo Sapiens at far-left think tank 'Center for American Progress' tweeting, “MAGA Republicans are pouring fuel on the climate crisis fire.” Using the summer heat as a leftist club, democrats have been quick to blame cyclical weather on Republicans.  And, of course, Hillary couldn’t resist looking equally idiotic by doing so as well.  And from results, she was quite successful.

Clinton’s tweet was made just eight days after a New York Times editorial calling on leaders to “politicize the weather.”.

More and more scientists have joined the dissent about climate change. Dr. John Clauser, co-winner of the 2022 Nobel Physics prize, calls the climate emergency scare a “dangerous corruption of science that threatens the world’s economy and the well-being of billions of people.” MIT Professor Richard Lindzen referred to the global warming crowd as a cult. “As with any cult,” Lindzen said, “once the mythology begins falling apart, instead of saying, oh, we were wrong, they get more and more fanatical.”

(Bizpac)

(NYT)