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Looks at a fear mongering news story and the hypocrisy of rich and powerful people pushing that narrative. The video starts with a tweet on X that looked like an April Fool's joke. At issue is an actual story by Global News predicting sea level rises 20 to 65 greater than what other climate scientists are predicting. After pointing out the absurdity of this "junk science", Uncle Blerf showcases some of the most famous climate change activists, who all own spectacularly expensive oceanfront property that would be wiped out if any of the predictions were even close to being true. Credit goes to the X account "Dawn TJ90" who regularly posts the most outrageous, shocking climate "news" articles, completely unbelievable to those familiar with the science, thus exposing fake science and fake news. The media constantly passes off junk science as true, gaslighting uninformed adults and scaring young people into believing there is no future for them but misery. Once we learn how pervasive the junk science and fake news are, we can get a better perspective on how we lead our own lives and run our communities and countries. This video is part of two playlists, "Climate Change Superheroes" (a sarcastic look at the carbon-burning hypocrites who lead the anti-carbon crusade, often proposing measures to cut food production and impoverish farmers and consumers) and "Fake News Propaganda Master Class" (which gives examples of mainstream media gaslighting its audience, usually to smear opponents of those food production cuts). Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

A guide to becoming an evil supervillain. Learn how supervillains around the world are using famine as a method to control population and increase misery. The video gives examples of government policies around the world that intentionally limit food production, starting with the economic and humanitarian disaster in Sri Lanka following the ban on chemical fertilizers in 2021. Global institutions are the worst offenders, with the United Nations, the European Commission, the World Economic Forum and even the World Health Organization advocating agricultural cuts in the guise of fighting climate change, while turning a blind eye to hypocritical billionaires who spew scandalous amounts of greenhouse gases while simultaneously paying lip service to the goal of fighting global warming. (Eco-hypocrisy is a major theme for the channel, for examples, "Let's Weigh In On Climate Change" https://rumble.com/v2rjb76-lets-weigh-in-on-climate-change.html and "Leonardo DiCaprio: Climate Change Superhero" https://rumble.com/v4ja8jq-climate-change-superhero-leonardo-dicaprio.html ) Some serious food shortages can be expected if politicians continue with their war against farmers, their attack on beef, and complete disregard for taxpayers and food consumers. Meanwhile, the doom and gloom spread by the politicians and climate change activists (ie. fear porn) is building a dehumanizing narrative, where useful idiots abandon all semblance of sanity and are prepared to make sacrifices that could hurt people, especially the poor. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian @UncleBlerf on X You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf Research and photo credits: Wide Awake Media on X, Bubble Library, "Sri Lanka Just Fell. What Do We Have To Do With It?" by Michael Shellenberger. Rebel News, Transportation Risk Management For One, AG Daily, Steve Ciocclanti Discover Ministries, thethinkingconservative.com, jooinn.com, Sissi Cao at Observer.com, "Main Battle Tank Firing Compilation" by Matsimus

Some bizarre statements in a recent press conference lead Uncle Blerf to ask "Did John Kerry join a cult?" After hundreds of thousands have died in Ukraine, Kerry suggests the public might approve of Vladimir Putin if he would only announce some emission reductions to help fight climate change. This video is another in the series "Climate Change Superheroes", showing the disgusting hypocrisy of some of the leading voices in the thrust for Net Zero. John Kerry is famous for flying the world in private jets while preaching about the evils of carbon emissions. He joins many other political elites around the world who are targeting food production as a way to reduce carbon emissions. It is important to raise awareness of this issue as policies restricting farmers will result in food shortages in 2024 and beyond, leading to higher prices, increased poverty, and ultimately malnutrition and starvation for the poorer people in the world. Sources: CPAC, Jack DeWitt in AG Daily, National Post (for the Extinction Rebellion photo), Real Clear Energy, NASA. The main footage is from Kerry's press conference March 2024 in which he announced he would be stepping down from his role as Joe Biden's Climate Envoy in January. #UncleBlerf #WhatTheWef

A satiric look at the disgustingly obscene hypocrisy of Leonardo diCaprio. We see his speech at the Oscars where he says climate change is "the most urgent threat facing our entire species", yet he charters private jets and superyachts as if there is no tomorrow or as if carbon emissions are someone else's responsibility, not his. The video looks at some of his investments, including a vegan clothing line with Jane Goodall, well known for advocating a reduction in world population by over 90%, and fake food businesses with Bill Gates which uses farming practices that harm the planet and produce food with chemicals hazardous to human health. Other videos in the "Climate Change Superhero" series include Justin Trudeau Saves the Planet From Global Warming https://youtu.be/5e-TgnIH5po King Charles https://youtu.be/EAaFlByqGRk and I Had to Apologize to Justin Trudeau: Drinking Was Involved https://youtu.be/twZ7x4H_6sA Photo credits: Boat International Media, Auto Evolution, blogspot.com, IndieWire, Quartz (qz.com). Information sources: Navdanya International (website and the summary of their 23-page report reprinted by Children's Defense), thethings.com, meaww.com and of course, Super Yacht Fan. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf #UncleBlerf #WhatTheWef

Outlining the hilarious and frustrating rookie season of a content creator, a low-tech retiree facing baffling technology, YouTube censorship, theft, and bad ratings. This should be of great interest to new channel makers and wannabes, who will see the agony and the ecstasy of running a channel. Follow Uncle Blerf's first year-and-a-bit. He's not just a dinosaur, he's "a dinosaur on a budget". The channel starts by satirizing hypocrites associated with the World Economic Forum (WEF) who fly around on private jets preaching how carbon emissions will cause nasty climate change. The channel gets more political over time, as government policies regarding climate change have devastating effects on poor people, as policies aim to lower CO2 by cutting food production, creating food shortages, higher prices, poverty and lost farming jobs. The problems seem to mount as media outlets run cover for the WEF by smearing as conspiracy theorists anyone who criticizes Klaus Schwab's horrid book "COVID-19: The Great Reset". The video delves into the mysteries of YouTube analytics, showing stats ranging from highly useful to completely unbelievable. Blerf never figures out the apparent contradictions of the algorithm, which seems sometimes to promote weaker videos over stronger ones. By the end, the channel is doing much better on Bitchute than YouTube, despite YouTube's higher market share. Acknowledgements: Thanks to the BBC for Doctor Who footage. Photo credits to Sketchfab.com, makeuseof.com, jeremiahharding.com, alamy.com, wordpress.com, ruckusdigital.ca, The Globe and Mail. Special shoutout to AlchemyMelbourne for making the comment of the year. Video footage from "Bridge Collapse and Failure Compilation" by Poor Judgement on YouTube, "Main Battle Tank Firing Compilation" by Matsimus You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

A wacky look at the most ironic and controversial subjects in the climate change debate, flipping the narrative on its head. Can global warming save lives by preventing deaths from cold? Do your opinions on climate depend more on what your friends think than on what you've read on the subject? Does knowledge of history give us more answers, or does it just confuse the issue more? Is Al Gore a climate visionary or completely delusional? Five intriguing subjects (well, 6 really) might tempt the viewers into further study if reverse psychology is at work. Surely they must wonder what really happened to the walruses in Attenborough's documentary or why Tony Heller would be such a taboo subject among climate change activists. Most intriguing in the list is the work of Bjorn Lomborg, an influential speaker who claims global warming have negative consequences, yet is opposed to public policies aimed at preventing it. Priorities! Meanwhile we see Justin Trudeau giving massive corporate handouts to promote his climate agenda while Canada's most disadvantaged communities are without clean drinking water. The video underpins the state of climate policy debate. Or, actually, lack of debate. We see hints of censorship at work, the most insane example being Australian Green Party senator Nick McKim screaming that his opponent is a sociopath who should shut his mouth. Then there's Joe Biden, advocating for "truth over facts". We'll leave the viewers to decide which of the two they prefer. Acknowledgements: The video of Australian Green Party senator Nick McKim is from The Daily Mail, which in turn got it from Sky News Australia, which had various editorials on McKim's performance, including a video by Daisy Cousens. ClimateClips.com featured the Greenland video (with Jorgen Peder Steffensen, curator of the Niels Bohr Institute Department of Geophysics) and was rebroadcast on Ivor Cummins' YouTube channel. Thanks again to Touropia, for spectacular scenery, with the Ten Best Places to Visit in Iceland, and Northern Lights shots from Ten Best Places to Visit in Norway. Paradox road sign came from picpedia.org and climate memes were from quotefancy.com's collection of the top 30 Bjorn Lomborg quotations. "Sea Level Check--Bill Gates Mansion" was produced by Climate Discussion Nexus in 2023, using data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Al Gore's "Hiroshima class nuclear bombs" rant was from the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in 2023. Charts and stats provided by Bjorn Lomborg's books and X/Twitter posts. Also information from The National Post, Financial Post, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the History Channel. Music clip is sped-up version of Pink Floyd Project Cover Band. Photos from nathab.com and Alan Hart through fineartamerica.com. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian, #UncleBlerf #WhatTheWef. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

Recent weather has been so cold that people are making sculptures out of things like raw eggs, spaghetti and even toilet paper rolls that freeze rock solid in minutes outdoors. It's time to declare victory in Justin Trudeau's war on global warming. For a satiric look at Trudeau's famous "drink box water bottle sorta thing", check out the video "I had to apologize to Justin Trudeau: Drinking was involved" https://youtu.be/twZ7x4H_6sA Acknowledgements: Global News (footage of Trudeau wearing Superman shirt), CBC News for interview with Edmonton photographer Joe Chowaniec (who demonstrated the crystalizing water, frozen spaghetti and egg suspended in mid-air in an Instagram post shown on the CBC broadcast), KameraOne, Viral Hog and Kirsten Wanvig for the self-supporting frozen toilet paper roll from Calgary, Alberta, CTV News for the footage of Trudeau's "drink box water bottle sorta thing" press conference and the written article "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plane breaks down during his family vacation in Jamaica". Cosmin Dzsurdzsa of TNC.News "200 Bottles of wine and beer during Trudeau's 2020 international trip". BBC News for the photo of the jet labelled "Trudeau" and the article "Trudeau vows to freeze anti-mandate protestors bank accounts". Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun "Trudeau a climate hypocrite and his carbon footprint to prove it". www.cbc.ca, Chris Rands, Ashley Burke for government jet story and photo. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian #UncleBlerf #WhatTheWef. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

Uncle Blerf lampoons a real video on the World Economic Forum website that encourages people to eat insects rather than meat, sarcastically making the point that WEF's numbers simply don't add up. The World Economic Forum and the United Nations have for many years advanced the idea of replacing meat production, particularly beef, with insects such as mealworms, grubs, and of course, crickets. These recommendations are coming in tandem with agricultural regulations particularly in Europe, that are cutting food production by reducing fertilizer use, forcing farmers off their land, taxes on fossil fuels used to run farms and other measures, including cow burp taxes(!) (usually made under the assumption these will fight climate change.) When the inevitable food shortages occur, the authorities will save the world with insect protein....or at least that's what they want you to believe right now. Acknowledgements: "Insects could soon be appearing on restaurant menus in Europe" a video from WEF's website. The Simpsons, Treehouse of Horror XIV.

This episode looks at ridiculous propaganda by National Public Radio (NPR). To counter criticism of the World Economic Forum, founder Klaus Schwab and his book "COVID-19: The Great Reset", NPR relentlessly pushes a conspiracy theory that anti-Jewish right-wingers are pushing a conspiracy theory of their own. Various NPR articles question why so many right-wing commentators are complaining about plans for people to eat insects, while ignoring that the United Nations, the World Economic Forum and even 15 years worth of NPR stories have been promoting insect consumption to fight climate change. NPR continually throws around the racist labels, without showing a single clip or tweet that any of their sworn enemies have ever said anything negative about Jews. The articles selected in the video show NPR labelling all political opponents as conspiracy theorists, regardless of how well documented any of their arguments are. Much effort is spent discussing what they call the "Great Reset Conspiracy Theory", without telling its audience that The Great Reset is a book by Klaus Schwab and that the people they call conspiracy theorists are just people objecting to some of the controversial ideas in the book. NPR defends horrific government policies, particularly in Europe, that are resulting in dropping food production, policies that promise higher prices and food shortages in 2024 and beyond. It's a journalistic embarrassment for NPR, as it's articles typically make claims without any supporting evidence, while ignoring all the evidence opposing them. It becomes funny when NPR accuses Tucker Carlson of saying something "utterly unsubstantiated" while making a hypertext connection to an interview which completely substantiates his claim. From these examples you will learn that NPR's use of the terms "right-wing", "racist", and "anti-Semitic" are entirely meaningless, and something they label a "conspiracy theory" is likely true. They use these terms to slander people rather than to give their audience any information. This video is part 5 in the series "Fake News Propaganda Master Class", which focuses on main stream media outlets covering for the terrible policy recommendations of the World Economic Forum and chairman Klaus Schwab. The whale documentary is Thrown To The Wind https://environmentalprogress.org/big-news/2023/9/20/watch-thrown-to-the-wind Acknowledgements: Special thanks to Stephen L. Miller @Redsteeze on X, for compiling the list of bugs eating stories published by NPR over the years. Also: "Dutch Children Eat Ze Bugs at School" by What is happening? (YouTube video) "Schools in The Netherlands Serve Mealworm and Insects to Save the Planet from Global Warming" by Voicu means TRUTH (YouTube), Nicole Kidman eating various insects was from Vanity Fair. Thanks as well to "Redacted" on YouTube for coverage of the insect bread story about WEF and to Zeducation and The Gateway Pundit for publicizing the main NPR bug story. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel at www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf.

This is an homage to a group of political satirists known as the Rhinoceros Party of Canada, a real political party which has never won an election but never fails to entertain voters with proposals like repealing the law of gravity to help the construction industry. This video makes a policy idea that is so bold and controversial that the Rhinos might be the only party with thick enough skin to propose it to voters. It is the hope of this video to generate a policy that will stir people out of their apathy on voting day, reversing the dangerous trends towards lower voter turnout that are currently threatening our democracy. But is the policy too crazy? Who in their right mind would be willing to even suggest it? Get ready to be outraged. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel at www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf. Acknowledgements: Touropia "Ten Best Travel Destinations in Canada".

Today the Fake News Propaganda Master Class looks at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, mostly as it relates to coverage of the World Economic Forum. Once again, CBC runs propaganda for the WEF, hatefully accusing people of being conspiracy theorists for disagreeing with any aspect of the WEF program or books written by Founder Klaus Schwab. As in episodes 1 and 2, the writers pretend that Schwab never wrote "Covid-19: The Great Reset" so they can smear critics for creating conspiracy theories that link Covid to the Reset! The parallels with the BBC episode are frightening, using the same techniques and even much of the same wording, even though CBC and BBC weren't covering the same events. There's guilt by association, strawman fallacy, burying the lead, ad hominem attacks... Most frightening is the level of hatefulness, with the CBC quick to stereotype and label people. The video shows three on-line stories featuring the same lead photo of a Montreal demonstration against lockdowns and incredibly, none of the stories had anything to do with the photo or demonstration. The editors kept reusing the photo to brand the marchers as conspiracy theorists, first in a story about a senate proposal for UBI, then in an article about "digital mercenaries" and finally one about alleged conspiracy theories about WEF. In the first article, involving a proposal to implement a Universal Basic Income for Canada, the CBC article largely ignores the pros and cons of the proposal. Opponents of the plan are labelled conspiracy theorists and the readers never learn much about the proposal. Meanwhile, CBC brands a Christian website as conspiracy theorists for reporting on the issue, though that site reported all the basic facts. We further examine the story of Oshawa member of parliament Colin Carrie. He asks a question based on comments made by Klaus Schwab, and though he quoted Schwab accurately he is accused of disinformation, spreading conspiracy theories and even anti-Semitism. (Schwab isn't even Jewish; the CBC just used a baseless smear.) There is also coverage of a story largely about Pierre Poilievre before he became Conservative Party leader. It is shameful how CBC managed such smears against him, simply because he doesn't share Klaus Schwab's passion for global government. Since that article was written, the globalists have promoted quite an agenda, including medical passports (and attempts to have them enforced in all countries), Central Bank Digital Currencies, which would allow governments to monitor every purchase, and radical "environmental" policies, particularly in Europe, where the central powers are clamping down on individual farmers, setting up the risk of coming food shortages in 2024 and beyond. Concerns about "globalism" and "power grabs" that might have seemed a little over-the-top in 2020 to careless observers are now very serious issues that need to be addressed. And the CBC takes potshots at the 2022 Freedom Convoy, which it never calls by name. At several points in the video, it looks like CBC believes anyone wanting freedom is a conspiracy theorist. Acknowledgements: Scenery pictures from Touropia from 10 Best Travel Destinations in Canada. The ewe photo is from wallpapersafari.com. Tanks were from YouTube video "Main Battle Tanks Firing Compilation by "Matsimus". "What does that mean?" clip is from "How to Dismantle Loaded Questions While Enjoying An Apple" by Red Pen Logic. The clip is widely available, but Red's subtitling made it easy for me to find individual questions. Once again, much of the research for the video came directly from the World Economic Forum website. It is extraordinary how often the CBC or other media will accuse people of spreading conspiracy theories just by reporting what is on that website. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf Also on X @UncleBlerf and on Rumble and Bitchute under the channel name "What the wef?!" but I hope to soon change that to "UncleBlerf".

Garbage in. Garbage out. That's the messages of this exposé into Artificial Intelligence. This is Part 3 of Uncle Blerf's "Fake News Propaganda Master Class" series focusing on media outlets that use deceptive tricks, or outright lies, to cover up criticism of the World Economic Forum, which advocates extreme measures against climate change (such as farm closures and fertilizer bans) that could result in coming food shortages in 2024 and beyond. In this episode, once again, media outlets smear critics of Klaus Schwab and his highly controversial books (notably COVID-19: The Great Reset and Stakeholder Capitalism). Colin Carrie quotes Klaus Schwab word for word in a question in parliament and is branded as a conspiracy theorist and part of a disinformation campaign. Sadly, we learn that A.I. chat boxes are accepting the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) as a reliable source, so they also project the same hateful conspiracy theorist labels on people, no matter how much evidence those people possess, or how solid their argument. It's a cautionary tale for people who might look to A.I. for unbiased information, not knowing that the bots just amplify the biases that already exist. 00:00 Intro 00:27 Schwab 01:22 Freeland 01:41 Carrie 02:44 The story Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian . You can support the channel at BuyMeACoffee.com/UncleBlerf. Twitter @UncleBlerf. Videos also available on Bitchute (channel name "What the wef?!") and on YouTube (channel name "Uncle Blerf." Fun fact, the speaker of the House of Commons in the clip was Anthony Rota, who, in September 2023, interrupted proceedings in parliament to honour a WW2 veteran, who turned out to be Waffen SS. Rota soon resigned. Background. The Klaus Schwab video described was from September 2017 at Harvard. Viewers interested in learning more about the role of WEF in Canada should see the video "Every Canadian Needs To See This (Yikes)". https://youtu.be/1GSJWishdfY

Watch as Uncle Blerf dismantles the BBC for its shameful deception and manipulation, exposing propaganda techniques and gross errors of omissions. This video is part 2 of a series showing main stream media outlets doing journalistic back flips to cover for criticism of Klaus Schwab, author of Covid-19: The Great Reset. As Great Reset politicians like John Kerry, Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron, Jacinda Ardern and Mark Rutte have advanced radical environmental policies that will result in lower food production (ie., coming food shortages, more hunger and ultimately starvation for the poorest), the BBC comes to Schwab's defence by labelling all his opponents as conspiracy theorists. It's very difficult for readers to detect much of these deceptions without reading the Great Reset book, but fortunately, Blerfnerg has a deep knowledge of the book and is able to expose the BBC's hateful deceptions. After seeing this video you might have a hard time ever trusting the BBC again. You can support the channel at www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf. #UncleBlerf #Whatthewef Acknowledgements: Joe Flaherty appeared as the character Count Floyd from SCTV. Thanks to the unnamed freedom supporter who posted the convoy video that went viral on Twitter. Closing music: According to Me.

The first of a series showing the "news" media doing backflips to cover criticism of Klaus Schwab by labelling his critics as conspiracy theorists. This episode shows Daily Beast writer Mark Hay gaslighting their readers by insisting The Great Reset is a right-wing conspiracy theory, rather than a badly written book by Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum. It is an important topic since world leaders that support the Great Reset are introducing policies that reduce food production in the name of fighting climate change. The media's dishonesty is making it harder for citizens to push back against these policies that will result in food shortages, increased poverty and even starvation for the world's most vulnerable. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel at www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf.

Looking at the disturbing influence of the World Economic Forum on Canada's government. Shows Klaus Schwab interview where he brags about "penetrating" the cabinet and the sad events when an MP questions those comments in the House of Commons. Deals with Trudeau's adherence to WEF policy issues, especially with farm policy that could cause coming food shortages in 2023 and beyond, and the Great Reset where Justin Trudeau has already committed obscene amounts of corporate welfare to climate initiatives, despite massive debts. And if that isn't worrying enough, there's also the chance for Central Bank Digital Currency, Digital ID and "degrowth". Acknowledgements: Audubon for loon photo, Touropia for stunning scenery. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

A savage review of "The Great Reset" book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret of the World Economic Forum covering embarrassing editorial gaffes and glaring contradictions, predictions that soon went horribly wrong, hypocrisy of the authors and WEF supporters, and admissions from the authors that the book is based on guesswork rather than real information. It is important to know what is in the book since politicians around the world are using it as a rallying cry from horrendously expensive action on global warming which results in food shortages, deforestation, hunger and increased poverty. This video is a companion piece to "Top Ten Outrageous Great Reset Quotes". The channel also covered Schwab's next book in the video "What is Stakeholder Capitalism?" Acknowledgements: Violin Huatesco by Jimena Contreras is used as the theme music for the Drama Queen model, Graham Chapman and Michael Palin cameo is from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Extinction Rebellion pictures are from The National Post (Canada), the original Panama Canal quiz was done by loveliveserve but as video was unavailable here, the street quiz shown is from Kero Ngb. Narration by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf

A review of the book "Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All." Journalist Michael Shellenberger flips the usual green narrative by arguing deforestation is a more potent threat than the greenhouse effect. Nuclear and even fossil fuels are better than wind and solar since they deliver huge multiples of energy compared to the land required. Similarly, economic development in the Third World is actually good for the planet as it gives those communities the financial resources to stop using firewood as a basic energy source and to afford proper waste management. Acknowledgements: Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian. You can support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf. Thanks to ViralHog for "A River of Plastic Waste in Guatemala" (2017). Extinction Rebellion footage is from The National Post (Canada).

A savage and satiric review of Klaus Schwab's "Great Reset" book, focusing on embarrassing editorial gaffes, predictions that quickly went spectacularly wrong, the hypocrisy of WEF and its followers, and admissions by the authors that the book was based on guesswork rather than real information. It is important to know about this book because politicians around the world are using it as a rallying cry for extremist climate policies that result in more poverty and hunger.

A look at the scandalous carbon footprint of Bill Gates from private jets, with the help of GoT cast. Part of the "Weighing in on Climate Change with Bill Gates series". If you have seen the Lizzo or Epstein vids in that series, skip ahead as the starts are nearly identical, starting with a clip from Anderson Cooper's "60 Minutes" interview.

Don't watch this rude video. Do not support the channel through www.buymeacoffee.com/UncleBlerf. Disclaimers: Jared Fogle has never met and has no connection to Bill Gates and currently has a very low carbon footprint. Please respect the concept of "Presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law". Opening clip is from Anderson Cooper on "60 Minutes". Photo credit at 1:14 should be credited to Palm Beach Sheriff's Office. This video is a part of the series "Weighing in on Climate Change with Bill Gates. If you play the Lizzo or Game of Thrones videos, please feel free to skip ahead as the openings are repetitive. Narrated by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian.

The most outrageous and ridiculous quotations from the book "The Great Reset" by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret of the World Economic Forum. It is important to know how bad this book is since many politicians around the world are spending trillions to make Schwab's dream a dystopian reality.

Analysis of the book "Stakeholder Capitalism" by Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum. Shows how news stories are driven by politicians trying to implement Schwab's ideas.

A satiric look at Justin Trudeau's hypocrisy over single-use plastic bottles. Uncle Blerf makes a humiliating apology, but in the end, which man tapped out? Sources: Tristin Hopper (National Post), Public Broadcasting System, CTV News, City of Ottawa website

A look at some horrible fact checks where writers claiming to debunk misinformation were the most egregious spreaders. Featuring stories about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab's "Great Reset". "Medalists" are from Snopes, Newsweek and The Daily Beast. Hosted by Blerfnerg Ghobloudian.

A sarcastic look at King Charles's hypocrisy about global warming, particularly his jet trip to the World Economic Forum. Also some fun facts about his personal life. This is the start of a series called Climate Change Superheroes.