Smart Arts Films

An art video walk in the forest garden with a few wise words from Jordan Peterson on rejection and how we see the world.

Will Happer talking about the corruption of climate science.

Paul Weston talking about the Russell Brand case and how it affects us all.

A breakdown of musical chords used by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays in the tune “September Fifteenth”.

John Christy talking about the actual impact of Carbon Dioxide on climate change and how political agendas distort the reality.

Finding meaning in life helps people cope with all the challenges that come their way. Jordan Peterson has some suggestions on how to move forward with a positive outlook even in hard times.

Neil Oliver discussing the tyranny of “Net Zero”

Patrick Moore explaining how important carbon dioxide is for life. Planet Earth will get greener as we burn more fossil fuels.

Jordan Peterson talks to Richard Lindzen about climate change and the “greenhouse’ effect.

Patrick Moore explaining why the brief warm period within our present ice age will soon be coming to an end. Cold is returning within a few thousand years, regardless of the amount of fossil fuels we burn.

Jim Steele talking about the ‘greenhouse” effect and what is really going on in ocean warming dynamics.

Professor Will Happer giving a lecture on Carbon Dioxide and the “Greenhouse” effect. He cannot understand why CO2 has been demonised.

Lots of applause for the wrong guy. Thanks and apologies to “The Duran” for the brutally edited audio clips.

Patrick Moore talking about the greening of the Earth, and a stroll through the forest.

Patrick Moore advocates nuclear power to save essential fossil fuels. Accompanied by a natural landscape movie as you contemplate his words.

Jeffrey Sachs talks about the Ukraine conflict and how to solve it, with an accompanying landscape video to calm the nerves.

Important excerpts from Jordan Peterson’s Sydney tour with accompanying original artworks.

Douglas Macgregor on the nonsense machine takeover of many layers of society, and how reality has been distorted for political and financial gain. A landscape video of Scots Pine trees with music is provided as a reality check on the healthy state of nature.