Leaders all over the world prepared their private jets over the weekend to head off to the

C.O.P. 28 Global Warming Conference in Dubai. Some travelers out of Munich, however,

had a bit of trouble taking off as snow blanketed the airport, tipping

at least one private jet backwards in the apocryphically hot snow and ice.

For a group of people who claim to fear the heat, the Arabian Peninsula might seem like a

strange place to hold a conference.

Traveling there in private jets, which spew as much as 20 times the carbon into the atmosphere

as commercial air travel per passenger also seems like a strange way to

fight so-called climate change. It's almost as if, and I'm not the first to suggest it, the

climate religion is not actually about the environment. Many conservatives look at this kind of hypocritical behavior and conclude that global

warming alarmists, John Kerry, Al Gore, all the liberal elite, that they don't actually believe

their own rhetoric.

I'm not so sure of that though.

And the reason is that everyone has to believe in something.

All human conflict ultimately is theological. All human beings live according to

some view of morality and humanity and the Cosmos. It's not possible to avoid that.

Most people are not all that logical or coherent

about their beliefs.

What the climate alarmist elites will tell you,

John Carey has actually said this on camera, is that their own pollution does not really

matter one way or the other for the fate of the world.

That the only way to stop global warming is to get whole nations, whole continents, to get the

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