Rush Limbaugh has finally agreed with those that have been professing the planet
is indeed going through a "climate change" when he answered question from young
listener......read on! And if you find this valuable....pass on!
RUSH: This is Jordan. This is a young lady, 15 years old, in Port Republic, Virginia.
Hi. It’s great to have you here on the program today.
CALLER: Hi, Mr. Limbaugh. It’s good to be here.
RUSH: Thank you very much.
CALLER: Hey, I had a question because my dad comes home every single day and
talks about the fact that you say global warming is false, and, if it weren’t for him
telling me that I would have always believed it’s true. Why is global warming false?
RUSH: If your dad had not told you that he thinks it’s false, you would have believed it?
CALLER: Yes. Because we went to a science museum in Richmond, and that’s all they
talk about there. So, I was just like, “Okay, we’re the problem with the entire earth.”
RUSH: Everything I have ever said about global warming you can find on my website,
including links to stories that appeared on the website I have used in reporting it. So
it’s not just gonna be my opinion. There’s gonna be backup.
CALLER: Awesome!
RUSH: Now, to answer your question briefly, I believe that the climate changes. To
believe that it doesn’t would be silly. We’ve had ice ages. We’ve had periods of time
where the earth has been insufferably hot, uninhabitable so. What I disagree with is
that man is responsible for it. The global warming or climate change movement accepts something. I’ll explain this to you with a timelines of humanity and the planet Earth.
Some scientists believe it’s billions of years. Some think it’s 10,000 years or whatever.
But whatever it is, the time that we are alive on that graph is no larger than a microscopic
grain of sand, okay? That’s how insignificant this moment in time in terms of the age of the earth is. Yet scientists today — which are not scientists; they’re liberals — are trying to tell us that the climate conditions at this moment are the norm and provide the baseline from which to judge whether we’re getting cooler or warmer. We don’t know what the norm is. The earth is too old. We don’t know if the glacial ages were the norm and we’re living in an unreasonably warm period of millennia, thousands of years. We don’t know if when it was insufferably hot was the norm. But because the climate change movement is totally
political, it isn’t rooted in science at all — the climate change stories that you hear/see
in your museum are based on one thing: computer models predicting the future 30, 50,
and 100 years from now. There is no evidence. They can’t even point to any facts. They
don’t even try.
RUSH: They have nothing but computer models that are predicting. Note that the predictions of disaster and calamity are all 30, 40, 50 years from now when very few of us already alive to know whether they were right or wrong.
CALLER: Okay.
RUSH: It is a scare tactic that is designed to promote bigger government. Their claims as to what’s causing the warming? Do you realize it’s the United States that’s largely responsible?
Why is that?
They’re blaming progress. They’re blaming advanced lifestyles, improved standards of
living. They’re blaming fossil fuels — oil, gasoline — which, if it weren’t for those things,
we would be living in the Stone Age. We wouldn’t be able to have the economy we have
today. We wouldn’t have the liberty, the freedom. We wouldn’t have the productivity.
We wouldn’t have air-conditioning. We wouldn’t have the ability to heat our homes.
I mean, it’s all absurd. It really is. The whole thing is totally absurd.
It’s been politicized by people who are using the issue as a means of growing and
expanding the government so that the government can control people’s lives and how
they live — and, to me, it’s obscene. To blame the country on earth with the greatest
standard of living — the greatest economic advancements, the greatest technological advancement, to blame all of that for the problem — is insulting.
And then when you look at some of the latest predictions of doom. They are ridiculous,
some of the things.
Without wasting your time here in detailing a bunch of them, you’ll find all of this,
all those examples, some of the most outrageous claims, such as cows farting —
CALLER: (giggles)
RUSH: — and we need to stop eating at McDonald’s because cows’ farts are causing
the earth to get warmer.
And that’s an old one. Others have suggested we stop using toilet paper —because
it is contributing to global warming. The manufacturing of it and the use of it is clogging
our waste systems and we’d be better off using leaves or other such things. It’s absurd!
The stuff is just totally absurd.
CALLER: That’s nuts.
RUSH: But here’s what they’ve done. It’s really clever how they’ve done it, Jordan,
because, you know, everybody — you, me, your mom and dad, everybody — wants
their life to mean something. You don’t want to just be sitting here existing. You want
your life to matter. So these people come along and they tell you that, through no fault
of your own, you are helping destroy the planet because you’re living with life’s current
progress. You’re driving big, gas-guzzling
cars lake SUVs. You’re flying around on airplanes too much. There’s too much waste.
But then they give you a way of redeeming your guilt.
That is to vote for Democrats who will then, using Big Government, implement all of
these policies that will save the planet from the horrible things we Americans have
done to pollute. So they give you a chance at redemption, and they give you a chance
to have your life mean something. “Why, you, Jordan — if they recruit you — can
become a warrior to save the planet!”
CALLER: (chuckles)
RUSH: What could be more meaningful than that? This is how they rope young people
in, into thinking they’re doing something that matters. It’s a premise that they cannot prove.
It’s all computer model predictions. Do you believe in God?
CALLER: Yes, sir.
RUSH: I do too. And I’ll tell you, to be quite honest with you… You know, everybody
has a foundation and a basis for believing things that they believe. I believe in God.
I believe God created the earth. I believe God created man with the unique ability —
of all animals and creations to think and to reason. It is man, the only living thing on
earth which is concerned with its environment is human beings. I just refuse to believe
— it just doesn’t makes sense to me — that a loving God like this would create
human beings whose quest is to improve their standard of living for themselves and
their families to make life more productive, to make it more convenient, to live longer,
to live healthier — to have all of that end up destroying the planet? I don’t think we
have that power, Jordan.
CALLER: Right. I agree.
RUSH: At one time, they tried to tell us that everybody in southern California barbecuing
at five in the afternoon was causing global warming because of all the charcoal. It’s
absurd stuff! But they appeal to people emotionally. They tell ’em, “You have destroyed
the planet. Your parents have destroyed the planet.” They have cartoon shows on
Saturday morning called Captain Planet designed to make you think evil corporations are polluting and destroying and they don’t care about clean water, clean air. They rope young
people in on this basis and they grow up and then they get furthered in their education
in school, junior high, middle class, high school, college, all that, and it’s an ongoing
battle. You sound like in you’re of your own mind, you may be doubtful of this, even
despite your dad.
CALLER: (chuckles) I was already doubtful of that because I do believe that God gave
us the ability to grow as a country and as families. So I don’t believe he would give us
the tools to grow if he didn’t want us to use them.
RUSH: Well, yeah. Exactly. The natural state of the average, normal human being is to
improve living circumstances. It’s to have life last as long as it can, to be as happy as
it can be lived, to be content. You know, the pursuit of happiness —life, liberty, pursuit
of happiness — enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, it’s the natural quest of
families to want to do better than for their kids than they had growing up. It’s a natural
human thing to want to improve safety, to improve nutrition, to improve economics, to
improve education. It’s those things that the climate change people say — that progress
— is destroying the planet. And it doesn’t make sense to me. Let’s look at it this way.
Let’s say that you are president, Jordan. It’s like 15 years from now. You’re president,
and you call in your secretary of state, Ivanka Trump, and say, “Ivanka, in 10 years
I want the climate of the planet destroyed.” What would you tell her to do?
CALLER: I have no idea.
RUSH: You couldn’t! You couldn’t. There’s nothing you could do. You couldn’t do it.
They’re telling us driving SUVs does it, they’re telling us flying around in jets doesn’t.
They do all of these things. Their leaders fly all over the place in private jets. They fly
all over; they drive gigantic SUVs.
CALLER: Yeah.
RUSH: I mean, they tried this with the ozone hole. They’ve tried any number of… “The
arctic ice caps are melting,” when they’re not. Have you heard the latest excuse for this?
The ice in Antarctica is warming a bit, but it’s still minus -21 degrees!
CALLER: Yes! We just learned about that the other day.
RUSH: Also, there are aquifers. Essentially, there’s blowtorch underneath from the inside
of the earth, near the earth’s core there’s the equivalent of a natural blowtorch that is
warming water underneath the arctic ice cap. There are actually people telling us that man
is causing that, humanity, climate change. Now, how in the world is anything we’re doing affecting what’s happening 50 miles below the earth’s surface? I’d like to know how we’re
doing it because then we could stop it, couldn’t we?
CALLER: That’s true.
RUSH: If we found out that we’re causing global warming, we could stop it. But we can’t.
I wonder why. One more little bit of logic for you. They told us back in the nineties that
we were headed for the hottest 15 or 20 years in the future. In the last 15 years, it has
not warmed at all.
CALLER: (chuckles)
RUSH: They have come up with excuses that their models missed something or there
were a couple of volcanoes that put pollution in the atmosphere that covered the sunlight.
But if they were smart what they would have done was said, “Yes, we’ve stopped the
warming because our policies have been implemented.” But they didn’t. They panicked because the earth isn’t warming as they precinct and their entire existence depends on
their prediction being right. You know, I think they missed a great political opportunity
to take credit for the fact there wasn’t any warming. Just say, “Our policies are doing it.”
RUSH: But they’re not interested in success. You’d think they’d be happy that the earth
stopped warming for 15 years, but they’re not, they’re panicked. Does that make sense?
CALLER: Yes, sir.
RUSH: You’re more than welcome. You obviously are an advanced student and you’re
capable of everything you’re gonna see there.
CALLER: Thank you! (giggling)
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