On today's show, Alex welcomes renowned global climate change skeptic Lord Christopher Monckton to get his opinion concerning recent news regarding the role solar activity plays in global warming.
Sure, because we are all completely imbedded into the British intelligence service and the Knights of Malta Jesuit Free-Masonic orders, right?
And we were all there advising the paedophile loving Margaret Thatcher and producing the first ever GIGA computer models depicting the fallacies of radiative transfer, while she was busying herself shutting down the British coal industry in order to line the pockets of that same bunch of crooks who control all the worlds intelligence agencies and Free-Masonic orders and who seek to control the entire worlds natural resources . . . . . right?
Oh, you mean that kind of ordinary folk, Monckton!
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Ordinary?????
http://truthseeker2473.blogspot.co.uk/2010/02/christopher-story.html
Sure, because we are all completely imbedded into the British intelligence service and the Knights of Malta Jesuit Free-Masonic orders, right?
And we were all there advising the paedophile loving Margaret Thatcher and producing the first ever GIGA computer models depicting the fallacies of radiative transfer, while she was busying herself shutting down the British coal industry in order to line the pockets of that same bunch of crooks who control all the worlds intelligence agencies and Free-Masonic orders and who seek to control the entire worlds natural resources . . . . . right?
Oh, you mean that kind of ordinary folk, Monckton!