@wtfisgoingonofficial: “CO₂ Is Not the Enemy”

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#Repost ///@wtfisgoingonofficial: “CO₂ Is Not the Enemy” In this powerful and unapologetic segment, world-renowned geologist, professor, and author Ian Plimer delivers a sharp critique of modern #climate narratives and the demonisation of #carbon dioxide. ... View More#Repost ///@wtfisgoingonofficial: “CO₂ Is Not the Enemy” In this powerful and unapologetic segment, world-renowned geologist, professor, and author Ian Plimer delivers a sharp critique of modern #climate narratives and the demonisation of #carbon dioxide. 📢 “We hear that carbon dioxide is a pollutant… but it’s the food of life.” Plimer explains how carbon dioxide (CO₂) — a trace gas vital for plant growth and life itself — has been rebranded as a villain. Despite making up just 0.04% of our atmosphere, CO₂ is being weap0nised politically and ideologically, not scientifically. He breaks down: • Why #co2 is essential, not toxic • The absurdity of demonising a gas you exhale at 100x ambient levels • How CO₂ is being used as a scapegoat to justify attacks on heavy industry • The shocking dumbing-down of the #education system, which leaves young people with strong opinions but no critical thinking skills 💥 “This attack on industry is easy — because for 40 years we’ve dumbed down education.” Plimer makes a deeper case that goes beyond carbon — arguing that #society is now hardwired to fear what it can’t see, and that #fear is being exploited to push ideological agendas under the guise of saving the planet. Whether you agree or not, this is a message that you won’t hear in mainstream circles — and that’s exactly why it matters. Try to keep comments respectful and relevant. Constructive, open discussion is welcome—Thanks for being part of the community! 🤝 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. Backup Channel Follow 👉🏽 @wtfisgoingonofficial1 #wtfisgoingonofficial #netzero Disclaimer This video is intended for educational, journalistic, and commentary purposes. It may contain material that is sensitive, controversial, or challenging, with the aim of promoting critical thinking, public discourse, and social awareness. The content in this video may include copyrighted material used under the provisions of Fair Dealing as outlined in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (UK), for purposes such as criticism, review, news reporting, research, education, or parody. All third-party content remains the intellectual property of its respective owners.

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August 5, 2025