Davos 2020 -- Trump crosses paths with Greta Thunberg, "accidentally" knocks her down, and stomps on her, while telling her climate change is a hoax !

The fake title

of this article, 

is what the two 

U.S. TV stations,

CNN and MSNBC, 

would have claimed, 

in my opinion,

if Donald Trump had 

accidentally brushed 

Greta Thunberg's 

shoulder as he 

walked by her.

Reality is that President 

Trump, who knows next 

to nothing about climate

science personally, 

read a speech at Davos

that made good points 

about climate science.

I know Trump didn't 

write the speech, 

but by reading it,

he sounded like 

the most sane person

in Davos, Switzerland

on the subject

of climate science.

The least sane 

person at Davos, 

The 50th World 

Economic Forum,

was Greta 

"thundering" 

Thunberg,

the subject 

of the next

article here,

( only because of 
the great attention 
the leftist media 
gives her ).

The World Economic Forum 

in Davos, Switzerland this year 

      - 50th anniversary -

(  I call it the annual 

convocation of oiligarchs )

3,000 of the world's richest 

and most powerful people !

From 120 countries !

1,700 business leaders !

Including CEOs 

from 8 of the 10 

most valuable 

countries.

The event ran for four days, 

and included more than 

350 sessions and workshops.

President Trump and 

teen climate activist 

Greta Thunberg 

were set to 

cross paths.

Greta Thunberg, 

age 17, 

once again 

shamed 

world leaders

(except Xi Jinping, of China) 

into abandoning 

fossil fuels

and committing 

taxpayer dollars 

to "clean energy"

initiatives. 

Last year, Thunberg told 

Davos participants that 

"our house is on fire," 

This year President Trump 

confronted the climate 

alarmism of Greta Thunberg, 

AOC, and the 'Extinction 

Rebellion' nuts, 

within his speech.

Climate change 

seems to be 

the favorite topic 

at an event where 

hundreds of attendees 

flew in on private jets.

PRESIDENT  TRUMP

This year 
President Trump 

bragged that the 

American energy 

revolution is saving 

the average American 

family more than 

$2,000 a year. 

I find that number 

too high to believe. 

I do know $2,000 a year

does NOT include 

huge investments in the 

U.S. shale oil and gas 

industry that lowered 

our oil and gas prices.

Those investments 

will eventually cost 

investors hundreds 

of billions of dollars 

in stock and bond

losses, as more 
and more U.S.

shale industry 

companies head 

into bankruptcy.

Trump said he would 

preserve the environment 

in a practical way, 

saying his administration is 

"committed to conserving 

the majesty of God's creation 

and the natural beauty 

of our world...today 

I'm pleased to announce 

that the US will join 

the one trillion trees 

initiative announced 

here at the World 

Economic Forum."

Trump's Environmental 

Protection Agency 

( launched under 

Republican 
President Nixon ) 

still considers 

the staff of life 

on our planet, 

carbon dioxide, 

to be a pollutant 

(aka "The Endangerment Finding").

But Trump does have 

good instincts -- he senses 

that scary climate change 

claims are grossly exaggerated.

In his speech, Trump cited 

examples of environmental 

alarmist predictions that 

have been consistently 
wrong for many decades.

"This is not a time 
for pessimism, 

this is a time 
for optimism. 

Fear and doubt 

is not a 
good process

... to embrace the 

possibilities 
of tomorrow 

we must reject 

the perennial 

profits of doom 

and their warnings 

about the apocalypse. 

They are the 

heirs of yesterday's 

foolish fortune tellers

... they want to see 

us do badly, but we 

won't let that happen. 

They predicted an 

overpopulation crisis 

in the 1960s, 

mass starvation 

in the 70s, and 

the end of oil 

in the 1990s. 

These alarmists 

always demand 

the same thing -- 

absolute power to 

dominate, transform 

and control 

every aspect 

of our lives. 

We will never let 

radical socialists 

destroy our economy, 

wreck our country 

or eradicate our liberty. 

America will always be 

the proud, strong and 

unwielding bastion 

of freedom."

Trump ended his speech 

with a look toward the future:

"We continue 

to embrace technology, 

not to shun it." 

"When people 

are free to innovate, 

millions will live longer, 

happier, healthier lives."

Anybody 
who doubts 

the prospects

of the future 

"need only look 

at the towering 

achievements 

of the past," 

Trump said.