Speaking today at the Glasgow COP26 Climate summit, 78-yer-old President Joe Biden apologized for his predecessor, 77-year-old President Donald Trump, pulling the U.S. out of the Dec. 12, 2015 Paris Climate Accords. “I guess I shouldn’t apologize, but I do apologize for the fact that United States, the last administration, pulled out of the Paris accords and put us sort of behind the eight ball a little bit,” Biden told some 20,000 delegates at the latest climate summit in Glasgow. Trump pulled out of the Paris accord because the agreement put an unfair financial burden on the U.S. economy, to do the heavy lifting to solve the climate change crisis.. Biden’s been telling the European Union and U.N. that the U.S. is back as leader of the Free World now that he’s president, something foreign leaders haven’t bought. Since taking office Jan. 20, Biden has managed to offend just about everyone.
When his 58-year-old Secretary of State Tony Blinken and 44-year-old National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met in Anchorage, Alsaska March 18, they accused Beijing of Committing genocide against Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang province in Western China. Only two days before, Biden called 69-year-old Russian President Vladimir Putin a “soulless killer.” Then a few months later Sept. 16, Biden announced a nuclear submarine deal with Australia, prompting Australia to cancel a $40 billion diesel-submarine deal with France. French President Emmanuel Macron was so furious with Biden, he recalled the U.S. French ambassador Sept. 17, telling the world press that the U.S. “stabbed France in the back.” But when Biden goes to Glasgow, he’s pounding his chest on how the U.S. is back to lead the global fight against climate change. Climate change is a favorite talking point for Democrats.
Biden played into teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg’s ranting that adult leaders don’t take the climate crisis seriously. Thunberg likes to make headlines, or should I say the media likes to exploit her for ratings, despite the fact she wasn’t invited to attend Glasgow COP26. “It’s simple,” Biden said. “Will we act?” Will we do what is necessary? Will we seize the enormous opportunity before us, or will we condemn future generations to suffering?” Biden asked, speaking more like Thunberg than a responsible world leader. Whatever the effects of climate change, no amount of dollars thrown at the crisis is going to reverse what’s already been done to the earth’s atmosphere from today’s biggest polluting countries, including the United States, China, India and Europe. Whatever controls countries adopt on tailpipe or industrial pollution, it’s a drop in the bucket to stop damage to the earth’s atmosphere.
Biden’s $1.75 trillion infrastructure and welfare bill, currently stalled in Congress, allocates some $500 billion to climate change, investing billions all to prove the U.S. ponies up the big bucks to deal with an insoluble climate dilemma. World’s biggest polluters all over the planet, especially China and India, have no intent of sacrificing their economies to satisfy the political correctness of Western countries that use the climate crisis to advance liberal political agendas. “Climate change is already ravaging the world. It’s not hypothetical,” Biden told 20,000 delegates, saying extreme weather has wreaked havoc in the U.S. and all over the planet. “In the past few months the United States has experienced all of this, and every region of the world can tell a similar story,” Bden said, spewing the same platitudes as most the delegates, knowing there’s little that can be done to reverse the problem.
Today’s climate crisis has been building since 1760 to 1840 Industrial Revolution, a post-industrial revolution that’s witnessed unprecedented economic growth and human progress, despite fallout to climate change. “We are standing at an inflection point world history. We have the ability to invest ourselves and build an equitable clean energy future, “ Biden said, repeating the same gibberish in his 2020 campaign against Trump. Biden told voters that he the U.S. was at an “inflection point” with regard to his race against Trump, telling voters that it was the most consequential election in “our lifetimes.” Today’s message to Glasgow’s COP26 climate conference is that “I’m good, my predecessor was bad.” Biden plans to announce the “president’s Emergency Plan for Adaptation and Resilience [PREPARE]..
Biden’s save the world message mirrors that of Greta Thunbergs, who’s famous for ranting about the older generation of elected leaders not doing enough to deal with climate change. Biden presents his Pathways to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2050,” a favorite fantasy of Rep. Alexandria Ocaso-Cortez (R-N.Y) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Green New Deal. “’Betrayal,’that’s how young people around the world are describing our governments’ failure to cut carbon emissions. And it’s no surprise,” Thunberg said, continuing the same pie-in-the-sky approach to climate change. Despite all the innovations in pollution control technology, the world is light years away from Biden’s “PREPARE” plan to have the U.S. carbon neutral by 2050. Even Biden’s 78-year-old climate Czar, former Secretary of State John Kerry, cautioned that no amount of money can achieve net-neutral carbon.
