Prince Charles Issues Dire Climate Warning (Again)

did these crazy super mental cases come from? I mean, it's like they just come out of the woodwork one day and all of a sudden, all this crazy stuff starts happening. When did that happen? And and and where did they come from? Well, you know, I'm actually glad you called out there, Shelley, because I myself had this reaction that you're having within three months of Obama being inaugurated. All through the Bush ears, I mean, we saw radical leftists out there, the anti war people, but it was

primarily in the media. Uh. And I mean during the Bush with George W. Bush elected twice. John Kerry was a joke running in two thousand four, never really seriously a contender. Um Our problems then was that that Bush was not reacting to the media that the destruction the attempts to sabotage his regime in the wars and and all this. Then Obama gets elected. All of a sudden it hit me the same way you have just described to here. All of a sudden, it seemed like half

of this country mainstream radical left. I said, where did these people come from? Where has this been? I had to conclude that I knew the answer that they had been lurking out there all along. Where they came from as the American education system primarily. There are other avenues pop culture, but the American education system and the Democrat

Party or primarily it. And if I wanted to even get more specific, I could, because a lot of this radical leftism that you're talking about, Tyler millennials is cultural as well, and I think with Obama's election somehow it just it's surfaced. And I had the exact same reaction you did. And for a while I was telling myself that it can't be mainstream. There aren't enough. We can't

have lost this ground. Ian. We know these people have always been there, but they've always been considered to be a really really small minority troublemaking and loud, violent, dangerous public protest. This kind of thing. But to me, it did seem like the election of Obama just brought a bunch of people out from hiding from behind the woodwork. And then, like you, it became abundantly apparent that many of these people were young millennials. So that to me

has to be the education system. And I think you're probably a list of things that you could attribute to this. I actually believe that one of the primary, one of the main issues that has led to this is the radical interpretation and presentation of climate change. I think that snuck up on us. We saw the polling data that shows it's not important to ten percent of the country.

Nobody was believing it. The millennial explosion after Obama's inauguration featured a lot of radical liberalism, but climate change I think was one of the primary educational tools for indoctrination that was being used. And look, it goes back even to Ted Turner's Saturday morning cartoon show called Captain Planet as Superpower are a superhero trying to destroy all corporations because they're destroying the planet. And in anticipation of this

subject coming up today, I have two stories here. One of them, you know, Prince Charles is a loon. Prince Charles has got to be well. It is a nice guy, it does a lot for charity, but the guy is a loon. And you would be too. If you were born to be the future king and here you are s and your mother has no intention of getting out of the way and handing it to you. May die

before you become king. You'd have to do something to make your life meaningful to I mean, imagine the last fifty years thinking you're gonna be king, and not the last five thinking by the time I'm king, I won't even know I'm king. You're gonna put me in a home. Well, Prince Charles has always been one of these guys that thinks climate change is going to destroy us. And one year he will say we've got two days. The next year he'll say we've got a reprieve. We've got about

thirty years now. Well, now he's back. The Prince of Wales has warned global leaders that if we don't tackle climate change in the next year and a half, the human race will go extinct. He made these comments in a speech in London yesterday to foreign ministers from throughout the Commonwealth. He said, I am firmly of the view that the next eighteen month will decide our ability to keep climate change to survivable levels and to restore nature

to the equilibrium we need for our survival. In two thousand and fifteen, Prince Charles gave the world thirty five years. Alexandria Cortez says, we have twelve years. But then when people actually acted on that, well, you know, it's a generality. It's a it's a ballpark. How many times in all of these recent years have we've been told we've got ten years, We've got twelve years, we've got five years, we've got fifty years. We don't have any time. We're

beyond our ability to do anything about it. These people are all over the ballpark now, Prince Charles in an official speech eighteen months The scary thing is, I can show you mass numbers of nils who believe it takes me to my second story. There are actually three. This is the Boston Herald and Editorial yesterday. Carbon emissions are soon to become the latest portal the state of Massachusetts

uses to reach the wallet of Massachusetts taxpayers. A bill is gaming Momentum on Beacon Hill that would place a fee on carbon emissions produced by fossil fuels. Executive director Michael Green of Climate Exchange, a nonprofit of course with a mission to fight climate change, counter that the study does not include the cost of climate inaction. In other words, doing a dumb thing is still better than doing nothing,

and those are absolutely are only two choices. You either want a carbon tax, a ban on plastic straws or plastic water bottle band a band on styrofoam, or you are a climate denier if you don't agree with banning plastic straws. If you don't agree with banning plastic water bottles or styrofoam, you are a climate denier. Furthermore, since climate change is purportedly the new World War two, if you are not all in, you are allied with the

Axis forces. You are a Nazi and a denier. At the same time, the Boston Herald is editorializing against the carbon tax, and I think people are tired of being bullied. The third story is the p s that is this it ran in Where did this run? A vice website called Vice Climate Despair is making people give up on life. It's a piece and I folks, there's no doubt that this is true. There are a few people who are

getting suicidally despondent over this. This is what the left has been doing two millennials and young people for twenty years on this or longer. In the summer of it was literally heat that got to Meg Routan Walker, thirty seven year old former teacher in Ontario. I think my anxiety just reached a peak, she said. It felt like

there was nowhere to go. She had spoken to her primary care doctor about anxiety, she had not sought help with her mental health, though suddenly she was contemplating self harm. Though I I don't think I would have hurt myself. I I didn't know how to live with the fear of the apocalypse. My son was home with me, and I had to call my friend over to watch him because I couldn't even look at it without breaking down. She eventually checked herself into an overnight mental health facility.

Many people are suffering from what could be called climate despair, since that climate change is an unstoppable force that will render humanity extinct and renders life in the meantime feudal. As David Wallace Wells noted in his bestseller The uninhabitable earth for most to perceive an already unfolding climate crisis and into it a more complete metamorphosis of the world become.

The vision is a bleak one, often pieced together from perennial eschological imagery inherited from existing apocalyptic texts like the Book of Revelation. Climate despair has been a phrase used at least as far back as Eric Pooley's book The Climate War, True Believers, Power Brokers, and the Fight to Save the Earth. It's been in wide circulation for maybe as little as two years. Whatever you of it, this

is undeniably a real condition. If not one with a set of formal diagnostic criteria, it may reach that status. It took decades for burnout to be declared an official occupational phenomenon by the World Health Organization. It's impossible to know how many people have experienced climate despair as a mental health crisis. But despair is all around us in our own momentary but intense reactions to the latest bit of climate news. In the health crisis, But despair is

all around us. Pitch black memes and jokes about human extinction, even in works of philosophy and literature, there is now a fringe, a group of scientists and writers who not only take our imminent doom as an article of faith, but they seem to welcome it. Climate despair goes far beyond a reasonable concern that a warming planet will make

life difficult and force humanity to make charge our hard choices. Anyway, it goes on, and it gets worse, and and it sites a sixteen year old tattooed, nose ringed teenager as one of the leading authorities on protesting all who are creating climate change, makes a hero out of her in

in this story. Her name is greta Thunberg, sixteen year old Swedish climate activist who led the recent worldwide school strikes set in her ted talk that knowing about climate change was hell on her psych when I was when I was eleven, I became ill. I fell into depression. I stopped talking, I stopped eating. In two months, I lost I lost ten kilos of weight. She would later be told that she had Asperger's o c D and

was selectively mute. Then she came out of her despair and found a voice when she decided to strike, refusing to go to school until the world demonstrate did that it was getting its crap together, Only they don't say crap in the story. This, this bunch of leftists has literally destroyed the mental health of I would I'd be afraid to guess how many millions of young people have been driven to serious mental illness because of this bogus, fallacious, absurd, ridiculous.

It's not helped when Prince Charles comes out and says we've only got eighteen months or humanity goes extinct. They say Trump's a nutt