This is the conclusion reached by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which recently announced that the only system of government that offers humanity both dignity and the opportunity to flourish and prosper must be abolished in order to protect the polar bears, stop the oceans from rising, and increase sales for Al Gore's latest climate fiction novels.
"If you are wondering what you can do about climate change," tweeted meteorologist and apparent soy boy Eric Holthaus, "The world's top scientists just gave rigorous backing to systematically dismantle capitalism as a key requirement to maintaining civilization and a habitable planet."
Well, isn't that just convenient? A globalist organization known as the United Nations has decided that the only way to stop a fictitious phenomenon known as climate change is to force all remaining non-globalist countries, such as the United States, to basically forego their sovereignty and merge with the New World Order.
Even though a great number of the world's "top scientists" also oppose the climate change hoax, the IPCC wants everyone to believe their "top scientists" who insist that everything they say is climate fact, including the ridiculous notion that free societies are somehow responsible for leading us to the point where we apparently have just 11 years to fix this "problem" before it's too late.
Remember back in 1989 when climate lunatics said global warming would destroy the planet by the year 2000?
While this is hardly the first time that the U.N. has tried to use unsubstantiated fear-mongering in an attempt to strong-arm countries like the U.S. into giving up their freedoms in order to "save the planet," it is a milestone for these globalists to openly admit in no uncertain terms that stopping "global warming" and "climate change" really means forcing every country to become either socialist or communist.
Some readers may recall that, back in 1989, the U.N. attempted a similar coup using the excuse of climate change. The Associated Press (AP) reported back at that time that a senior U.N. official warned that "entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000."
"Coastal flooding and crop failures would create an exodus of 'eco-refugees,' threatening political chaos," the report added, quoting then-director of the New York office of the U.N.'s Environmental Program, Noel Brown.
Similar to this latest 11-year warning from the U.N., Brown claimed at the time that the world had just 10 years, the deadline being 1999, to fix the "greenhouse effect" before "it goes beyond human control."
Eighteen years later and, last we checked, Americans are still living along coastlines, bothered by little more than rainstorms and the occasional hurricane. There are still no "eco-refugees" anywhere to be found, and ocean levels are much the same as they were back when Brown lied to the world about the imminent dangers of climate change.
"Free, competitive energy markets drive innovation and provide the affordable, reliable energy that families and businesses need, and yield a cleaner environment," writes Nicolas Loris for The Daily Signal.
"Conversely, international efforts to combat climate change have been centrally planned boondoggles. They've resulted in wasted taxpayer money, higher energy prices, and handouts for preferred energy sources and technologies – all for no noticeable impact on climate."
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