How a courageous woman exposed the Climate scam in under four minutes
In April 2026, a presentation to Eastbourne Council blasted the manufactured panic of a Climate Emergency by coolly presenting certain facts to the Council. This one, in common with many in Britain, boasts on its website a target of becoming ‘Carbon Neutral’ by 2030. If you can stomach it, you can read more about their policy in their ‘Climate Emergency Strategy’.
In this article, we pick up on the points made by the lady behind the precious 4-minute presentation in which she draws parallels between the Council’s adherence to a Climate Emergency narrative and the tale of the Emperor’s New Clothes. Perhaps, after all, our ability to distinguish truth from falsehood finds its test in mainstream narratives such as so-called ‘Climate Change’.
1.CO2 is behind the ‘Climate Emergency’:
As the lady giving the presentation, Serena, reminds us, CO2 is no more than 0.04% of the atmosphere. Yes, that is all and in fact to attempt to reduce it is to wreak havoc on human and plant life. An outlandish claim? No, not at all, since CO2 is essential for photosynthesis, a process through which green plants, algae, and certain bacteria convert solar energy into chemical energy in the form of glucose and oxygen.
2.Current levels of C02 are skyrocketing: no, its levels have always fluctuated
Serena lambasts the BBC for claiming that CO2 levels are the highest they have been in 2 million years. In fact, an internet search reveals that the BBC is far from alone in this scaremongering, with organisations egging up the fear. So, whilst the the BBC claimed in 2025 that CO2 levels now are higher than in the last 800,000 years), with the UN making the identical claim, Britain’s Royal Society claims that the current levels of CO2 are “almost certainly unprecedented in the past million years and the New York Times surpasses these claims by several million years, stating that the levels of atmospheric CO2 exceed anything in the last 4 million years.
As if this rise in estimates is not extraordinary enough, a consortium of 90 scientists from 16 countries claim that atmospheric C02 surpasses anything seen in 14 million years. Incidentally, this monumental finding comes courtesy of grant funding from multiple agencies.
Can there be any truth in any of these claims? Well, Serena quotes evidence from the Vostok station in Antartica, the deepest ice-core ever recovered, giving access to ice that is 420,000 years old. You can see from this graph that temperatures and C02 levels have shown constant fluctuations over this long time-span but the reports from the BBC, the UN and the Royal Society make no reference to this.
3.The EV and wind turbine ‘solutions’: not viable
Serena coolly demolishes the system’s solutions to the so-called ‘Climate Emergency’ by pointing to internal contradictions in their Supply Chains.
a.Electric Vehicles We learn that demand for Electric Vehicles is falling and indeed a recent report shows a decline in demand over several years. The reason may lie in the withdrawal of incentives together with the perceived greater tendency of EVs to burst into flames than petrol-fuelled cars (a claim made by Serena but not necessarily born out by data) as well as dangers from low ELF EMF exposure. The latter is a real issues, with even an EU report expressing concerns as to the lack of regulation of vehicle frequencies, and how in the drive to cut costs, safety may be compromised.
Not mentioned in the presentation to Eastbourne Council are the wider concerns about the EV Supply Chain with research in 2024 revealing that 75% of lithium-ion battery suppliers employ supply chains identified using one or more companies facing allegations of severe human rights abuses. The widespread human rights abuses identified range from people being forced to work in lithium refining facilities under the threat of no or minimal pay to five-year-old children mining cobalt materials out of the ground in hazardous conditions. Severe human rights incidents are occurring globally, especially in resource-rich countries with fragile and corrupt governments like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Madagascar.
b.Wind turbines The wind turbine industry relies on light, balsa wood, but demand is leading (as Serena points out) to illegal logging. This is absolutely correct as this report confirms, with the stark reality being that “rainforest destruction is accelerating faster than government intervention can be achieved.” The effects? “numerous locations where illegal logging is impacting the habitats of indigenous groups. Entire regions are becoming ecologically impoverished”
Official Science v Reality: calling out the Emperor’s New clothes
Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, penned the story of the Emperor’s New Clothes in 1837. Now close to two hundred years later, we need to ask who will break the spell cast over governments, public bodies and new media? The presentation to Eastbourne Borough Council singled out singles out the voice of Richard Lindzen, atmospheric physicist and Professor of Meteorology at MIT in his reference to the ‘unfathomable silliness’ of the Climate Change narrative. Here are his words about the effects of C02 in full:
“An implausible conjecture backed by false evidence and repeated incessantly has become politically correct ‘knowledge’, and is used to promote the overturn of industrial civilisation. What we will be leaving our grandchildren is not a planet damaged by industrial progress, but a record of unfathomable silliness as well as a landscape degraded by rusting wind farms and decaying solar panel arrays. False claims about 97 per cent agreement will not spare us, but the willingness of scientists to keep mum is likely to much reduce trust in and support for science. Perhaps this won’t be such a bad thing after all – certainly as concerns ‘official’ science.”
These thoughts may put you in mind of those of the late Professor David Bellamy who, in 2004, encapsulated his thinking on ‘Global Warming’ with the word “poppycock”. His outspoken, courageous thinking was to cost him his longstanding broadcasting career, including with the BBC, but he stands tall in a pantheon of truth-telling heroes.
