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Eat More Mustard! It’s Extra Hotter
The American Spirit is outvoted–it’s popular to fail, bring people down… and, fear is a symptom of that. The popularity of global warming alarmism is in part due to the modern religion of what Nigel Lawson called eco-fundamentalism that according … Continue reading
Posted in The Cultural Hegemony of Climate Superstition
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