I’ll start with a bit of a riddle:
“The Climate Change Agenda” – Stopping Something That Has Always Existed And Replacing It With Something That Has Never Existed.
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Since ‘Climate Change’ ceased being a question of science and moved into the realm of politics, it has been impossible to have rational discussions about it. Science is about reality, but politics is about perception. Politics is not about what is real, it is about what people believe to be real. It means that things take on a quasi religious quality on both sides of any debate.
With politics, you look at power relationships and how you as a individual fit into those relationships. When an issue becomes political, people come up with scientific heresies such as ‘the science is settled’ and thereby suspend scientific method because it is in their interests to do so.
The current fashionable paradigm of the day thereby becomes consensus, and consensus becomes dogma. Research grants become dependent on it and scientists can become corrupted in order to put bread on the table. Anyone who attempts to change that paradigm becomes a victim of the inquisition. Reality is suspended, science becomes unscientific, research becomes a series of witch hunts rather than the search for truth.
Today, powerful and ambitious people with a far reaching political agenda, the Davos Globalists, pursue the notion that there is a ‘climate emergency’ with such religious zeal that people get suspicious and question their motives. As the issue is now political, people ask what do they have to gain and what do I have to lose. This is where we are at in the current climate change debate – science has lost the magic of trust.
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Now, let’s solve the riddle…
Climate change has always existed since the beginning of geological time, it is completely natural. However, because science is now political it must serve the interests of power and has becomes an agenda.
Many will remember the days when ‘climate change’ was referred to as ‘global warming’. But when it snowed in summer or when winters seemed colder, the tagline lost its power. As jobs and political agendas depended on it, a rebranding was necessary and the marketing men needed to be brought in.
What they came up with, probably with the aid of focus groups, was the rather nebulous term ‘climate change’. Perhaps they thought that it would prevent people from pinning things down? It would be unfortunate if the tagline had to be changed yet again. They would have to wheel out their contemporary medieval ‘child saint’, Greta Thunberg, to pluck reasons out of the Akashic record.
But as is often the case when politicians get involved, the term did not reflect reality because climate has always been changing. I suppose they were following the maxim ‘don’t let the truth get in the way of a good story’. This is not a problem in politics because, as I said earlier, they are based on perception. But science is not, they forgot that science has its own rules, rules that cannot be bent to their whims.
The second part of the riddle suggests that we are now doing something for the very first time. What we are doing now is attempting to create a climate that is absolutely stable.
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In c1760 a new geological era was born in England – the Anthropocene. After this date climate would never be natural again and, as a result, humankind in the future will begin to embrace its ecological destiny to expand the realm of Gaia.
In eighteenth century England an epochal event occurred – the Industrial Revolution. Many people believe that this is when humankind first began to have a serious impact on the environment and started the process of making the climate ‘unnatural’. I also believe this to be the case. But is this such a bad thing?
It is quite possible that without the Industrial Revolution we might now have found ourselves moving from an interglacial into a glacial period within our current ice age. For me, continuing under interglacial conditions is highly desirable. We should do everything we can to remain so – we should play God and we should interfere with the Earth’s climate. As far as the future of the Earth is concerned, we are God! But how do we proceed?
Since breaking through the industrial barrier we have crossed a technological threshold. Humankind now has assumed responsibility to take control of the Earth’s climate on a permanent basis. We might not have wanted the role of God to accomplish this task, but because of our actions we have that role and there is no going back!
There are serious moral and ethical questions at stake as we move forward as ‘gods’. But this means we will probably become more religious as we will need God’s help and guidance more than ever.
If we create a static climate then, potentially, natural evolution will come to an end. We will have the responsibility to preserve all forms of ‘natural’ life as no new forms life will come into existence. Our science will have the capacity to create new forms of ‘unnatural’ life, and we will be able choose to move away from a static climate in order to encourage a particular type of evolution.
The need for anthropogenic climatic control technology has to be thought through very carefully. The presence of anthropogenic induced climate change is not just a tool for a self-appointed globalist elite to make a wealth and power grab. It is a religious mission for the human race with cosmic implications.
The short term interests of politics cannot be allowed to influence this process. Scientists are already fixated on the present and not thinking long term. They are researching carbon capture technology so that carbon can be extracted from the atmosphere and put into caves at the bottom of the deep blue sea. But they are not considering how that carbon can be rereleased into the atmosphere on demand. To control the climate it is necessary to regulate heat in both directions as human action is not the only variable.
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It is our destiny to take life out into space, beyond the Earth to places where it currently does not exist. After all, we are the only life form on Earth capable of doing so. That is our natural role, that is our ecological purpose, that is why we exist as part of the natural world.
Responsibility is not just on globalist or government shoulders – it is on the shoulders of us all. We are members of a species that dared to eat from the tree of knowledge and we are all responsible for keeping our leaders honest.
We took the responsibility and were expelled from Eden. But we are capable of creating new Eden’s out there on barren rocks across the Galaxy.