economy, and a ploy for One-World Government. Decarbonization is seen as yet another attack on the U.S.
Since all those cohorts have devoted energies to averting climate change, the global warming debate has become a prominent feature of these cosmologies. These elites are purposefully undermining American democracy, subverting constitutional rights and waging economic and cultural war on Main Street America, our democracy and national sovereignty. To weaken the American character, these secretive aristocrats’ allies among the “Hollywood Elites” have deliberately cheapened our culture by infiltrating TV and film with sex and violence. In their view, a group of secretive aristocrats, led by George Soros and the late David Rockefeller, manipulate shadowy institutions like the Federal Reserve and the Council on Foreign Relations in order to shift wealth and power to billionaire elites, with the ultimate aim of achieving “World Government.” The obliteration has been so systematic and complete that it seems obvious to them that it is planned. Right-wing populists use the term Deep State to characterize the supposed authors of the cavalcade of social and economic demotions that have fatally wounded America’s dwindling middle class. Ironically, polarization is a key strategic objective for the sinister cabal that the phrase describes. The term “Deep State” is one of those toxic phrases that highlights and exacerbates the widening chasm between Democrats and Republicans. Long before it turned its attention to systematically destroying the planet, the carbon industry set its sights on destroying American democracy and on bulldozing our values. “To greed, all nature is insufficient.” - Seneca It's free.Įditor’s note: This is the introduction to “ Climate in Crisis: Who’s Causing It, Who’s Fighting It and How We Can Reverse It Before It’s Too Late,” by Robert F.
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