Ideologues in our federal government are pushing falsehoods on children in order to spread the doctrine of the Church of Global Warming. CNSNews.com reports that the Department of Education hosted an event in which children were read scientifically baseless claims from books featuring Sponge Bob Square Pants and Dora the Explorer. A character in the Sponge Bob book explains:
Ya see, Earth has these gases called greenhouse gases. They're in the atmosphere to keep the temperature of the planet just right. Carbon Dioxide is one of those gases. But when we make more greenhouse gases than the planet needs naturally, like you've been burnin' tires and fuel, it locks the heat in the atmosphere. That makes the planet hotter than it should be. That's global warming. And that's not good.
In another book, Dora explains what kids "can do to save the Earth." Among the mind-numbing tips:
· If you have water left in your drinking glass, you can use it to water your house plants.
· We can also turn off lights during the day.
· My abuela (grandmother) is careful about saving energy too. When's she's cooking or preparing food she always decides what she wants to get before opening the refrigerator door.
Adults at the event pushed "The Big Green Help" series running on the Nickelodeon children's cable channel as well as Simon & Schuster's "Little Green Books." LGBs are printed on recycled paper and feature appeals to children about "making the world a greener place."
Kids were treated to a brain-liquefying sermon which claimed that "peace" can be achieved by "keeping the water blue for all the fish," by "giving shoes to someone who needs them," by "wearing different clothes," by "keeping the streets clean," and through "everyone having a home."
Where's Al Gore when you need him?
A writer, physicist, former high tech executive, and Cajun, Chuck Rogér invites you to sign up to receive his "Clear Thinking" blog posts by email at http://www.chuckroger.com/. Contact Chuck at swampcactus@chuckroger.com.
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