Kevin Loughrey: What's up with climate change - Part 2

Part 2 of my interview with Kevin Loughrey picks up where Part 1 left off.

In this part of the interview, which you can also watch and share on Odysee and on Rumble, Kevin and I discuss:

• The infiltration of climate alarmist thinking into the public service and Australia’s national broadcaster, the ABC;

• The Climategate scandal, and what it reveals about the scientists and academic journals pushing climate alarmism;

• What measurements of carbon dioxide, average temperature, rainfall, snowfall, polar ice coverage, wildfires, sea levels, sunspot activity and other metrics actually show, and how these data sources are blatantly manipulated to provide support for the dominant narrative;

• The appalling corruption of the IPCC, from its founding documents to the present day;

• The myth of ‘renewable energy'; and

• The sheer idiocy of ignoring the multiple interacting complex systems that influence Earth’s climate, and instead pushing just one narrative: CO2 is killing the planet!!!

Along the way, we diverged into many other topics including the traditional unions heinous betrayal of their members, how faux environmentalism is destroying both human lives and the natural environment, Australia’s foreign policy failures, and the Hanlon’s razor conundrum: are we ruled by idiots or evil people?

Sources mentioned during this part of the interview:

• The Corbett Report; climate-focused posts

• The study published in the Lancet that egregiously misrepresented the numbers of deaths attributable to extreme heat vs extreme cold, by using different scales for each; here’s the graph as it appears in the article:

… and here is the corrected version, using the same scale for both heat- and cold-related deaths

• Here’s the wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing logo of the Fabian Society which Kevin mentioned:

  

You can download the slides that Kevin used in his presentation in their original LibreOffice Impress form here:

… or as a PDF here:

Kevin is more than happy for you to use any of his slides in your own presentations, or just to share with others.

Part 3 of this very lengthy interview is coming soon!

Are you enjoying this interview? Or do you hate it? Do you have data that contests the points that Kevin made? I want to hear from you!!!!!!