Delingpole: Children Just Aren’t Going to Know What Snow Is. Part II
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JAMES DELINGPOLE
7 Dec 2020
‘Children just aren’t going to know what snow is.’
This was the phrase from the
most widely-mocked article in the history of the
Independent newspaper. Published in 2000, it quoted a supposed climate expert warning mournfully that thanks to global warming, snowfall could soon be a thing of the past in the UK.
Several snowy winters later, the article had become a running joke. Almost a meme. It offered satisfying proof that the climate doommongers almost invariably get their predictions wrong…
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But now, bizarrely, the Climate Industrial Complex has decided to revive this much-mocked claim in a new BBC documentary designed to persuade us, once and for all, that climate change is real and that it is oh so definitely worth destroying the economy and curtailing our freedoms to counteract the horrors of a snowman-free future.
Here is the
Guardian ‘s
take:
Snowball fights and sledging could be at risk because by the end of the century snow will not settle on the ground in much of the UK due to the climate crisis, Met Office analysis has suggested.
Detailed projections suggest traditional winter activities such as building snowmen could disappear if global greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced.
The research, which will feature on the BBC’s Panorama on Monday, suggested that most of the south of England may not experience days with temperatures of freezing or below by the 2040s, due to the climate emergency.
The BBC, as we know, moves in lockstep with the Climate Industrial Complex – acting as its house propagandist. But when it comes to UK government policy it is pushing at an open door. Boris Johnson’s failing administration has decided that what Britain really needs to recover from its ruinous Covid policies is a green revolution . . .
