Extinction Rebellion
( ER )
is a cult is based on
a ridiculous lie.
The lie is the
computer game
that predicted
a large increase
in the number
of species
living on Earth
in the future,
and then imagined
a significant
percentage of them
becoming extinct
from climate
change.
This is a only a
left wing fantasy,
not real science.
Extinction Rebellion
is an eco-fascist
protest group
that successfully
duped the BBC:
They falsely claimed
that coal miners
in the north of England
supported its campaigns
to close down their
coal mines !
Their deception:
ER activists
dressing up
in cardboard
miners helmets,
attempting
to look like
real coal
miners.
Those fake miners
were featured on the
BBC show "Politics Live
Presenter Jo Coburn
repeatedly told viewers
an ER protest outside
the Bradley coal mine,
in County Durham
contained ‘miners’
and ‘former miners’.
But the BBC
later admitted
it had no evidence
than any current
or former coal
miners attended
the protest.
“It is our jobs
at stake here
and instead of
allowing us a voice,
the BBC showed
fake miners, with fake
cardboard helmets,
and interviewed
a student bussed in
by XR, who got
the basic facts wrong.
XR is desperate to change
its public schoolboy image,
and its fellow London luvvies
at the BBC fell for this trick,”
said Martin Raine,
who is a real coal miner.
Among the many
BBC factual mistakes:
(1)
The claim that coal
from the mine
was being sent
to a power station
at Blyth and exported.
THE TRUTH:
- There is no power station at Blyth.
- None of the coal is exported.
(2) The claim that the UK
has stockpiled sufficient
coal for four years.
THE TRUTH:
- There is no coal stockpile
(3) The claim that the
“people of Bradley”
were against the mine.
THE TRUTH:
Nobody lives in Bradley
– it is just the name
of a coal mine !