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The survivors of Communism don't want to lose their hard-won freedom.
TV's Hercules Kevin Sorbo: "The climate change agenda is based on control of our economies, our schools, and even our way of life." WATCH NOW
CFACT was on the ground at the New York City "Youth Climate Strike", capturing photos and videos of the radical agenda harbored by the climate activists. Here are just a few of the signs and banners held by the marchers; each of them showing this strike had nothing to do with actually cleaning up the planet.
“When you allow PENNVEST money to be used to benefit one private business owner over another, what kind of Pandora’s box are you opening?”
Former National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientist Dr. John Bates has gone on record that the organization knowingly released "unverified" global temperature data in violation of rules on scientific integrity which Bates had received a 2014 U.S. Department of Commerce Gold Medal for devising.
Like “dangerous manmade climate change,” sustainability reflects poor understanding of basic energy, economic, resource extraction, and manufacturing principles – and a tendency to emphasize tautologies and theoretical models as an alternative to readily observable evidence in the Real World. It also involves well-intended but ill-informed people being led by ill-intended but well-informed activists who use the concept to gain greater government control over people’s lives, livelihoods, and living standards.
The administrative regulatory state, which allows federal agencies to issue rules and regulations that have the force of law behind them, is far and away the biggest threat to personal liberty in the country. In the spirit of Habitat III, but with real power behind it, Washington’s crushing bureaucracy is poised to go where globalists at the UN and elsewhere could only dream of going.
Obama administration officials are about to release regulations that could force states and cities getting federal transportation funding to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
What does a 5,544-page treaty touted by its supporters as promoting free trade among 12 Pacific Rim nations have to do with efforts by global elites to impose restrictions on the use of abundant and affordable energy? The answer is far more than the backers of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) want you to know.
Week one of COP 21, the UN climate conference in Paris, concluded with the adoption of a draft “outcome.”