Green pusher Michael Mann ramps up the rhetoric against the people on MSNBC segment

American Thinker ^ | 4 Sep, 2023 | Jack Hellner

[MtnClimber]

MSNBC continued its campaign against average Americans by bringing on Michael Mann, a well-known “green” pusher, who blamed Republicans for Hurricane Idalia, because we won’t sign our own death warrants and go along with the rapid destruction of industries that use oil, coal, and natural gas.

To summarize what Mann said: warming water caused the storm to be more severe, and severe storms cost more, in terms of life and property. What you don’t see is any scientific data that shows a direct link between our consumption of oil, coal, and natural gas and temperatures, because temperatures have fluctuated while consumption of these natural resources has skyrocketed.

Basically, this is a propaganda piece pushing a book and the radical green agenda. From NewsBusters:

MSNBC’s Chris Jansing welcomed Dr. Michael Mann to her Thursday program to promote his new book, discuss the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, and to wonder if ‘death and destruction’ wasn’t enough to get Republicans to address climate change, what is?

Mann, Joe Biden, and all the other “green” pusher Democrats don’t have the facts on their side, so they resort to manipulation, and gaslighting. Biden shows his absolute ignorance when he says no one can deny that there is a climate crisis; reported by Breitbart:

‘Nobody can deny the impact of [the] climate crisis. There’s no real intelligence to deny the impacts of the climate crisis anymore,’ the Guardian reports.

The Democrats preach the importance of diversity, but diversity of thought is not allowed. Any storm, fire, flood, or drought is an opportunity to push the radical, destructive green agenda. Clearly, the problem is that Biden has no idea that there are a huge number of scientists who do disagree. The scientists from whom the public won’t see or hear, if they’re watching or reading...

[No name given]

The only thing climate change is that’s it’s nothing but a scam and a Trojan horse for communism.

[Bubba_Leroy]

This year’s extreme weather has most likely been the result of the confluence of several natural events: the peak of El Niño during the regular El Niño/La Niña cycle, the peak of the solar maximum during the 11-year solar cycle, and the Tonga underwater volcanic eruption.

But of course it is all blamed on anthropogenic Global Climate Change™. In a couple of years, during the next La Niña and solar minimum, and after the effects of the Tonga volcanic eruption have dissipated, we will have a mild winter and summer and very few hurricanes, but it will just be weather.

[aculeus]

His appearance confirms it.

MSNBC is the home of leftwing frauds.

[beethovenfan]

He belongs in the State Pen, not Penn State.

[Reily]

I think he’s at Yale. Also, not sure how much ‘climate work’ he does now. He’s mostly a climate activist, so works his mouth not his brain.

[Hojczyk]

One hurricane does not make extreme weather…We had way more in the 1940s and 1950s…..

I will take a hurricane over a tornado anytime

[cabojoe]

Thanks for the earworm.

[OrioleFan]

My daughters advisor at Penn State was MM. She asked about a double major (Meteorology and Computer Science). He responded he didn’t know anything about computer science.