Planet of the Humans - Teaser Trailer

[yourneighbour]

Flat earth - Ok you stay
Filming someone hanging on a tree - Give that man a sponsorship
Documentary against eco-industrial complex - GET THAT THING OFF GET THAT THING OFF ME!

[LineageErtheiaPvP]

youtube removed this documentary, must be telling the truth.

[usercid]

I'm glad I got to see the film before it got taken down.

[slooob]

Lol, YouTube doesn't put the actual documentary in the recommend videos under this one

[HandsHealNow]

Research Mike Strizky...He has had energy autonomous houses, cars and boats since 2004!!

[orenesimmons]

Just finished watching this documentary. Sure is a lot to think about. Thank you Michael Moore for allowing us to watch this free of charge.

[checkbox]

Youtube have now removed it. Wonder why that is?

[sparky]

Think of all the insane conspiracy theories that sit on this platform and this gets taken down. To those responsible you are the best catalysts for change. You think you are covering it up but in reality you have done more to promote this film than anybody could.

[Exotic]

YouTube banned this movie. This time, it is gonna cost you. I mean YouTube is gonna pay!

[Ricardo-mket]

No one can escape youtube censorship, not even Michael.

[barellevy]

This trailer really don’t do justice to the movie. If anyone watches the trailer and is thinking of passing on the movie, please for the sake of the planet, go and watch the movie

[AffordBindEquipment]

it's 1/2/2021. this movie was available to watch in total on vimeo about a week ago and it was just taken down. is there anywhere left on the internet to watch this movie for free?

[evilshin]

To give you an idea of the stretching of the truth the doc mentions that Teslas and EVs use more aluminum, which needs more energy than steel. Teslas actually don't use much aluminum[7]. Well, yes more energy to produce a kilogram of aluminum than steel. Yes but 85% of the energy needed with aluminum is electricity, 15% is thermal energy produced by coal [1] . In Ontario electricity produces only 40 grams of CO2 per kWh, as opposed to coal which produces 960g per kWh.

A kilogram of aluminum needs 15kWh of electricity and 1.9kWh of thermal energy [2]. So in Ontario 15 kWh of electricity will produce 600 grams of CO2 [3]. The 1.9 kWh of thermal will produce 1824 grams of CO2 [4]. Total carbon footprint per kg of aluminium is 2.4kg of CO2.

Now steel need uses 3.75 kWh per kg produced[6]. All thermal energy via coal. So a carbon footprint of 12.96kg of CO2 per kilogram of steel.

But aluminum is less dense than steel, though you need more of it volumetrically to have the same structural strength as steel. Generally switching to aluminum results in a 25% weight reduction [5].

So the carbon footprint of a car made of aluminum instead of steel is actually about 86% less!

So to accuse EVs have being worse for the environment because it uses aluminum instead of steel is false. To state such because aluminum takes more energy than steel to produce (per kg) is deceptive to say the least.

[phill]

I hope others downloaded it to share, just where to share too? Liveleak?

[randalalansmith]

I wish I knew it was temporary, so I would have watched it sooner.

[carystarke]

Thank you for not keeping me Stupid, about Al Gore, Solar Panels, Wind Turbines, and Wood Chip burning. More than my Brain can handle right now. But Knowledge is Power !

[simoncurtis]

Put together a hack job of a documentary with some footage taken 10 years ago and some even 15, cherry pick some of the worst cases of dodgy environmentalism and
slap Michael Moore's droney voice on it and you have a hit.

[Vires-in-Adversis]

I did enjoy and learn a lot from this, but the elephant in the room in this documentary that is not talked about is....nuclear energy, but no, instead, too many humans, let's reduce our numbers.

[jaskarvinmakal]

Can't believe i'm saying this but i really want to watch that documentary now.

[alical]

Huge eye opener, mind blowing documentary. Watching the Q&A session afterwards is a must. I am from Australia and it's on my Facebook page. Thank you for offering this documentary for free. The whole world needs to see it.