Greta Thunberg in action. Photo; Stephanie Keith/Getty News
Pictured above is Greta Thunberg, a sixteen year old Swedish girl who has become the poster child of liberalism for the Climate Change movement. Her claim to fame came from establishing school strikes in Sweden, now emulated even in the United States, and the United Nations has seemingly taken her under their wing as another means of attacking national sovereignty and the right to choose for themselves what needs to be done to consolidate all decision-making under a One World Order concept of international governance. Poor young Greta, a child suffering from attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and is demanding change by governments or else. It is interesting, however, that her call for action, both while in Washington before Congress and her UN speech singled out the United States and four other advanced Western nations while failing to mention the world's number one culprit by far, China and other nations in Asia that are spewing out so much filth into the air and water that most of America looks pristine in comparison. So, there is clearly an ideological agenda here. But my real purpose for this article is not to get into the climate change argument but to suggest that young people like Greta be allowed to grow up as normal children and make their own decisions on what is important to them in life. It is clear that her mother, an avowed supporter of the New World Order and someone who wanted to be well known in the process, has played a major role in molding her child to her way of thinking.
Children need to develop good relational skills and master the critical subjects of life before being assumed to be wizards of the world. To find this young lady, the child of a Swedish opera star and an actor who have clearly strongly influenced not only her belief system but also her outward actions, doesn't lend itself to someone with a good emotional balance. Perhaps the full reasoning for her ADHD is found right there. Children, even high schoolers, need to have time to play, to dream and to be creative, not be captured by cultish movements that are based on ideology and dogma rather than clear factual support. Science is, after all, never really settled and subject to many changes as new things are learned, yet Greta's speech never mentioned another side to the argument, assuming that only she, still a youngster, knows best. I find that laughable since there are thousands of brilliant minds with an opposite viewpoint, yet her group pretends they don't even exist. It's the way she has been taught, it lacks the ability to openly debate and defend a point of view, but instead just spout boiler plate statements and emotion as the basis for the argument. And the fact that on her trip she came to New York on a zero carbon footprint yacht from a royal family in the Mediterranean clearly indicates someone in high places is pushing her action. Always look for the money that backs up any sudden new mouthpiece for a cause. Young students at sixteen should be learning the full ramifications of what nations are, how they operate and how they can work both with their own sovereignty and in cooperation with other nations, not lecturing world bodies with ultimatums, a snarling persona and even tears. It's not her fault as she was brought up that way. Let her grow up first.
Children need to develop good relational skills and master the critical subjects of life before being assumed to be wizards of the world. To find this young lady, the child of a Swedish opera star and an actor who have clearly strongly influenced not only her belief system but also her outward actions, doesn't lend itself to someone with a good emotional balance. Perhaps the full reasoning for her ADHD is found right there. Children, even high schoolers, need to have time to play, to dream and to be creative, not be captured by cultish movements that are based on ideology and dogma rather than clear factual support. Science is, after all, never really settled and subject to many changes as new things are learned, yet Greta's speech never mentioned another side to the argument, assuming that only she, still a youngster, knows best. I find that laughable since there are thousands of brilliant minds with an opposite viewpoint, yet her group pretends they don't even exist. It's the way she has been taught, it lacks the ability to openly debate and defend a point of view, but instead just spout boiler plate statements and emotion as the basis for the argument. And the fact that on her trip she came to New York on a zero carbon footprint yacht from a royal family in the Mediterranean clearly indicates someone in high places is pushing her action. Always look for the money that backs up any sudden new mouthpiece for a cause. Young students at sixteen should be learning the full ramifications of what nations are, how they operate and how they can work both with their own sovereignty and in cooperation with other nations, not lecturing world bodies with ultimatums, a snarling persona and even tears. It's not her fault as she was brought up that way. Let her grow up first.
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