Veteran climate scientist Tom Harris warns that COP30 in Brazil exposed the truth: the UN’s climate agenda isn’t science but a global system of fraud, censorship, and geopolitical control designed to empower China and silence dissent worldwide.
As global elites flew in private jets to COP30 in Brazil, treating the Amazon like a backdrop for their moral theatrics, the world’s political class used the conference to demand even more aggressive restrictions on energy, agriculture, transportation, and speech. But according to veteran climate scientist Tom Harris, Executive Director of the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), the scientific foundation of this agenda is collapsing. The policies being imposed on the public, he argues, are not about protecting the planet. They are about consolidating power.
In a detailed interview with RAIR Foundation USA, Harris dismantled the core assumptions of the climate crisis narrative, not as a political pundit but as a career scientist with decades of experience in atmospheric science, engineering, and public policy. His conclusion is stark: the climate movement has abandoned science entirely and replaced it with censorship, propaganda, and political coercion.
Harris began by describing the surreal contradictions of COP30 itself. Despite preaching the need to eliminate fossil fuel use and restrict commercial travel, more than 56,000 delegates flew to Brazil for the conference. Organizers even accelerated the construction of a highway carved directly through rainforest terrain so dignitaries could be chauffeured to their events. Many delegates stayed aboard two cruise ships during the summit, massive floating resorts that emit the very greenhouse gases the UN claims are destroying humanity.
“If these people actually believed what they’re saying, the entire conference would have been on Zoom,” Harris observed. Instead, climate officials gathered for a lavish, carbon-intensive spectacle while insisting ordinary people must accept energy rationing and lifestyle restrictions. The hypocrisy is so blatant, Harris argued, that it borders on intentional: a display of who is permitted to live freely and who is not.
While the media celebrated the summit as another step toward “climate justice,” COP30 quietly produced one of the most alarming documents in UN history: a “Declaration on Information Integrity.” Harris warned that this agreement marks the first formal international attempt to criminalize, marginalize, or algorithmically erase dissent against the climate agenda.
2 comments:
Dimming the Sun really means poisoning the ground. No one should be able to feed themselves. Dependency must be maintained in order for the entire plan to work. Would be interesting to know if dimming the sun has exceptions in place for not spraying over Gates significant farm land holdings.
It's 'funny' I had that exact conversation yesterday. A lot of farmers are already talking about decreased yield and some are measuring the increasing levels of aluminum in the soil. This all could be about that very factor
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