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For the longest time I have NEVER believed that global warming is human-caused. For the longest time it has been a lonely opinion to hold, resulting in my views being without any credibility and never taken seriously in any conversations about the matter. It just never made any sense to me, that human activity can affect the entire environment on a whole planet. To me, the whole concept is nothing more than postmodern pseudo-religious doomsday claptrap perpetrated by a fringe of loony leftwing hippy activists that only became mainstream once politicians realised the issue was profitable (ie taxable). There never seemed to be any sound science behind the claims, and the ideas had to be accepted on face value alone.
But, at long last, people are starting to question it. Even on the highest levels, the idea of humans causing global warming is being questioned following the exposure of what amounts to a propaganda campaign by top advisers to influence public opinion. Serious news articles are now appearing on the matter. All those scientists who were effectively silenced up until now are coming forward with their more realistic, and more sensible theories.
I'm a strong believer that the "carbon footprint" theory is complete myth, and humans deposit far less CO2 into the atmosphere than nature does. We've got so-called carbon credits to look forward to, which looks to me like just another revenue-generating rip-off.
I'm in no doubt that the globe is on one of its natural shifts in temperature, an event that happens with or without us, but the idea that WE cause it is a monument to the human ego (the very idea that we could do such a thing is just blatantly arrogant) and has given rise to one of the greatest swindles in history. Hitler is famous for saying that the broad mass of people will easily fall for a big lie rather than a small one.
