Greta Thunberg and Mass Extinction

This is disturbing. It's creepy. It's sad.

I don't see passion.

I see a need for an immediate intervention.

"You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words," climate activist Greta Thunberg tells the UN. "We are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. How dare you." https://t.co/F5Umw55Y5Y pic.twitter.com/K0WxGCeU4A

— CNN (@CNN) September 23, 2019

If this girl really believes what she's saying, someone needs to intervene and help her.

She needs to be taught the truth. She needs to understand the science.

It appears she has swallowed the lunacy crazy Leftists and wacko environmentalist extremists have been spewing.

Our planet, including the climate, is always changing. It is not stagnant. The history of our planet is It changes and life on the planet adapts.

The adults responsible for spreading propaganda are the ones responsible for stealing Thunberg's dreams and childhood.

The world is not going to end in 12 years or 8 years or whatever the prediction du jour is.

We've heard these "sky is falling" predictions for decades, and we're still here.

So thankful we somehow survived the "wiped-off-the-face-of-Earth-by-2000" prediction. https://t.co/lKiXLula22

— Sharyl Attkisson🕵️‍♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) September 23, 2019

I'm not at all impressed by students skipping school to scream in the streets, creating tons of trash from their protests.

There's nothing inspiring about kids regurgitating lunacy.

Read some remarks made by kids at climate strike protests:

RUSH: Sound bite 31. This is actual audio Friday of the children’s climate rally spouting alarmism and hatred for their own parents outside the U.S. Capitol building.

BOY #1: We hear that politicians, that baby boomers call us Generation Z, the last letter of the alphabet because we are going to be the last generation to survive.

GIRL #1: All of our futures are in jeopardy. We have only 11 years to rectify decades of damage that we have inflicted on our planet.

GIRL #2: Black Americans are three times more likely to die from air pollution than their white counterparts. This is environmental racism.

GIRL #3: (cheers) I am here to speak for the trees. We are killing our planet.

BOY #2: When I first learned about climate change, I felt a wave of emotions. Fear, I was scared for my future that was being taken right in front of my face.

GIRL #4: Business as usual, we know that is a death sentence.

GIRL #5: Tell me why there are children who have to stand up for themselves? Where are our parents? Where are our grandparents?

GIRL #6: Are you going to sit here and watch our planet die?

GIRL #7: We are here because our parents trashed the planet and it’s up to our generation to save it.

GIRL #8: Rebel! Or die! (cheers).

Crazy.