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So here's what I'm trying to figure out. Greta Thunberg has been going around the US and

Europe lecturing everybody about climate change and this is what environmentalists do, right?

They wag their fingers and they lecture and they yell at us and that's their main. And

sometimes they do it like we talked about yesterday. Sometimes they'll go into the middle

of the streets on a work day during rush hour to wag their fingers. Or as was the case

yesterday, even to wag their butts, you know, is what they were doing in the streets

yesterday. But they're wagging something though to tell us that climate change is a terrible

thing. But they always seem to be focused. Here's a thing that I don't understand. They

always seem to be focused on the US and Europe. Have you noticed that? That's where all

of the focus seems to be. They train their eye and their contempt on us. And that's kind

of strange, isn't it? Because, you know, according to some theories, there are actually

other countries in the world. Now, I can't confirm this. I can't confirm that there are other

countries. I've never been to them. And the flat earthers tell me that the world is

a much smaller and flatter place than you might imagine. So I don't know. But according

to my research, there is this place called Asia. Asia exists. And Asia not only exists,

but it, in fact, is by far, by far, by far the biggest problem when it comes to carbon

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