Climate Working Group Disbanded

The Department of Energy’s group responsible for the bombshell report destroying the climate con has been disbanded

The Climate Working Group (CWG) produced a brilliant report in July, a Critical View of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate. It was seen as a turning point, finally, within the branches of government in the USA there were official reports being commissioned by leaders with political power. The report was epic and destroyed many climate cult lies like those surrounding global warming, sea level rise, the impact CO2 has, and so much more.

Unsurprisingly this report and the authors have been under sustained attack since its release. The questioning and debating side isn’t the issue, to be expected when producing material that questions beliefs a lot of people hold. The unfortunate thing is that the climate cult can’t just have rational debates about things because they lose that battle. The truth is far too powerful. Instead the agenda is to just simply silence the opposition by any means possible.

This just happened when the CW) disbanded on September 3rd after a lawsuit from the Environmental Defense Fund and Union of Concerned Scientists. The angle of this lawsuit isn’t coming from facts denying the reports legitimacy, no, it’s paperwork error! An apparent violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act. Unfortunately the leadership crumbled and instead of fixing the problem or fighting back the entire group has been terminated and any existing work scrapped. A big shame.

The individual scientists have already said they will continue on but the CWG was strong and it is a shame they caved so easily. I can imagine the group and individuals have been under a large amount of pressure from the climate cult but this is exactly what they wanted.

Steve Koonin: says the report forced overdue engagement between consensus enforcers and skeptics.
Judy Curry: says the team will continue revising and publishing independently.
Ross McKitrick: confirms scientists are free to keep pressing the debate.
Travis Fisher (who helped organize the CWG): warns that the line between science and policy is disappearing — and that should trouble everyone.

The entire potential of a powerful group destroyed by a paperwork error that then meant the proper forms hadn’t been filed to be considered “internal”. For fuck sake. Never mind the truth, never mind how important it is for us all to understand what is really going on here. No, it’s all thrown out the window and the judicial system is once again weaponised against the common good of all.

The DOE should have found a way to fight this and continue on the very important work the CWG was doing. Well, I guess we have to take the win of getting one big report out from a position of political power and continue on the fight ourselves.