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One of the world's youngest climate activist charlatans, Greta Thunberg, tweeted in 2018 that climate change would "wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels by 2023."
Well that one didn't take so well and the young environmental alarmist and self-proclaimed victim of the world had to delete that tweet because as it's so today, back then her 'truth' was not 'the truth.' She's still hopping around the globe complaining about the use of fossil fuels, while she burns more fossil fuels for her transportation than an individual does in a year or more.
Five years ago Thunberg tweeted an article by now defunct gridpost.com detailing overly-credentialed Harvard professor James Anderson's warning that humanity would no longer exist, all life on the planet we call Mother Earth would be gone, if in the next five years we continued to use fossil fuels.
Well, we did and it didn't kill us. In fact, it probably saved more lives by protecting humans from the cold, than killing the planet from the heat. It turns out more people die from the cold than the heat.
"A top climate scientist is warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years," Greta had tweeted,
The article on gritpost.com had quoted Anderson, an atmospheric chemistry "expert," where he pulled "his truth" out of his nether regions and argued there would be "essentially zero" ice left in the Arctic by 2022. And due to the fact that his claim coincided with Thunberg's credibility, she simply posted it without doing any counter research.
"A top climate scientist is warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years," Greta had tweeted,
The article on gritpost.com had quoted Anderson, an atmospheric chemistry "expert," where he pulled "his truth" out of his nether regions and argued there would be "essentially zero" ice left in the Arctic by 2022. And due to the fact that his claim coincided with Thunberg's credibility, she simply posted it without doing any counter research.
It isn't known when Thunberg deleted her tweet but it was captured on March 7th via the Wayback Machine along with some of the comical replies the young charlatan received.
One Twitter user asked: "It's been five years GT, what's up?"
Another wrote: "Is this the afterlife? I thought it'd be... better."
One Twitter user asked: "It's been five years GT, what's up?"
Another wrote: "Is this the afterlife? I thought it'd be... better."
Charlie Kirk, the founder of right-wing group Turning Point USA tweeted: "One of the best headlines of the year so far... 'Greta Thunberg deletes 2018 tweet saying world will end in 2023 after world does not end.'''
Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza tweeted: "Climate Radical Greta Thunberg Caught Red Handed: Deletes 2018 Tweet That Says World Will End Without Action by 2023."
The actual quote by Anderson was: "The chance that there will be any permanent ice left in the Arctic after 2022 is essentially zero."
Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza tweeted: "Climate Radical Greta Thunberg Caught Red Handed: Deletes 2018 Tweet That Says World Will End Without Action by 2023."
The actual quote by Anderson was: "The chance that there will be any permanent ice left in the Arctic after 2022 is essentially zero."
Close enough for government work.
The young lass Thunberg has not explained why she deleted the tweet, but you can guess.
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