Review:Jesse Ventura:Global Warming Conspiracy Theory

[Froderik]

by Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
Dec. 26, 2009

In his "Conspiracy Theory" series, movie star, professional wrestler, former Navy SEAL and former Minnesota governor, Jesse Ventura and his team take on Global Warming.

His group of researchers appear to start out as "believers" in man-caused global warming, but in the course of investigating the topic they come to a very different conclusion – one they would have abhorred at the outset.

First, they point out that there is a significant scientific body of evidence that global mean temperatures have actually been decreasing in recent years. Second, the primary driver by far for earth temperatures is the sun and sun spot cycles.

The most chilling aspect is that the earliest pioneers of the global warming argument have been promoting it for political purposes of having a reason to push the world toward a global dictatorship by the name of the New World Order. Some of the key proponents of global warming, such as Maurice Strong (and Al Gore), have profited hugely (multi-billions of dollars) from their involvement in economic kickbacks from things such as cap and trade.

Back in the early 1990's, I interviewed George Hunt, who is featured in Ventura's segment. He is a fellow Boulder Coloradoan, and he snuck into a globalist meeting in Denver, and caught the conspirators on tape planning to use global warming pitted against industry, out of which would come their "synthesis" of a New World Order. I heard a recording of Maurice Strong referring to the common people of the world as mere "cannon fodder." I think I still have that audio tape in a box in my basement somewhere.

I would take exception with Jesse when it comes to Al Gore. I do not believe Al doesn't know what he's doing; but I see him as a very knowledgeable insider promoting the agenda of the New World Order, becoming the darling poster child for pushing the global warming perception and painting humans as enemies of the planet.

Jesse has been friends with Al, and seemed loath to come to the conclusion that Al might be part of the NWO cabal that he unveiled in this segment.

    "A lot of people who preach the global warming gospel are not out to save the world, they're out to run it." -- Jesse Ventura

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[Dysfunction Junction]

Frod, please tell us, are you going to be the next shooter we read about?   ::unhappy::  ::unhappy::

[seamus]

:ftard:carefull with that axe eugene.Just cause a body disagrees,it dont make em John Wilkes Boothe. :eek:

[BuzzKill]

I'm a little surprised they went so far as to tie it in with the coming NWO - tho I am personally confident that this is so.  I think they (Al Gore and friends) may have thought global warming hype might be enough to bring the American public into compliance. As it began to become evident it wasn't working as well as they hoped, they then reconsidered global economic collapse.  I suspect they are counting on the consequences to help thin the population as well as make people so fearful they will accept anything and anyone that promises "peace".  Maybe not - I could be wrong. I am not dogmatic about where, when and how - but something of the sort is going to occur and there is no doubt about it.

Still, I realize it is damaging to one's credibility in the world at large to say this. Consequently, I rather wish they had focused on the fraud corruption, and limitless greed of Al Gore and his ilk. The whole thing is a lie and a scam and it is extremely important that the public understand this. Explaining the robber-baron motivation will help anyone understand the reality without expecting them to also accept Christian end-time expectations; which most immediately scoff at and view as discredited anyone who gives it credence.

[seamus]

Didnt Al Gore say HE invented the internet once? :rofl: