The Truth About 'Climate Science' | Konstantin Kisin

In this clip, Konstantin Kisin discusses his concerns over the science behind climate change as well as the interest groups promoting the climate catastrophe.

Konstantin Kisin is a writer, social commentator, comedian, and co-host of the free speech podcast Triggernometry. He is a regular on British and American TV and radio shows including Question Time, Good Morning Britain, BBC Breakfast, Daily Politics, LBC Cross Question, Tucker Carlson, the Megyn Kelly Show, and many others.

Konstantin has written for publications including the Daily Telegraph, the Spectator, Tablet Magazine, Quillette, and Standpoint as well as his first book, An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West. More recently, he spoke at the inaugural Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference in London, England.

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[javiersds]

The most effective way to control people is through fear and guilt.

[AVMamfortas]

For a 'comedian' he has a fine manner of marshalling and articulating logical, cogent, factual points.

[nvbkasn]

Let's all became poor in the name of equality and help China's communist party in the progress

[xlrusa]

Speak it, I’ve been yelling this across the rooftops for years, but most ignore me. People must like to be fooled? Grow a a pair and speak up, your very existence is on the line.

[DG-wyxj]

Here here someone who speaks common sense

[Tammar_Tammy]

Indeed! Now go and show this to the government…

[zacbarnett]

Throughout human history various societies have blamed negative climatic circumstances on human behaviour. In many societies human sacrifice was demanded to appease the "weather gods"...and today is no different.

[thanksfernuthin]

Michael Crichton's lecture about complex systems and our attempts to understand them covers this brilliantly. The models we're playing with are silly in comparison to the complexity of the climate. For instance: Researchers at MIT recently discovered what they called the photomolecular effect. Water evaporates due to photons striking water molecules regardless of heat present and this effect could be responsible for 10-15% of all water evaporation around the world. That is a GIGANTIC effect that the modelers had no idea of. How much more don't they know? They likely know only a small fraction of all the knowledge necessary to model such a system.

[stevenblack]

More people need to listen to this man 😊

[daividhopkins]

All experts agree that there was no ice where the iceman Otzi died - so we are just back to temperature of 5, 000 years ago. When the Vikings settled in Iceland they could grow rye - the Little Iceage came - rye still cannot be grown there.

[MrBannystar]

I strongly recommend watching 'Climate: The Movie', very enlightening and includes *experts* who don't go along with the narrative yet know exactly what they're talking about.

[Trickynickymarts]

The problem now is that while vastly increasing numbers of people are finally waking up to the climate lie, the establishment and organisations including elected and unelected bodies plus business are not going to readily change direction on this.

[awc]

The Climate Industrial Complex has a long reach.

[geoffreybrockmeier]

Carbon dioxide is not a deadly toxic poisonous gas. It’s literally plant food!!

[rogerthat]

Spot on. Rational discussion of climate science was gazumped by Al Gore's scary movie that has served him well and was a very successful pilot show to launch what must surely be the highest grossing sci fi franchise to date

[simongross]

Yes, if only virtue-signalling could actually affect the climate.

[_Pia]

This is quickly becoming one of my favourite channels. 💛

[SimonSezSo]

An excellent analysis based wholly on Reason. We very much need more of this.

[BB-cfgx]

There is mild natural warming. There is no crisis.

[Jack-vsj]

Perfectly summed up by Konstantin - There is a good video to watch by Bjorn Lomborg - He also points out that actually being a little warmer is helping save lives, because more people die of the cold - net 165K per year according to Lancet's study. A topic that has been politicised like many to fit an agenda.