The United States Department of Energy has created a list of “words to avoid,” advancing the censorship narrative. The words “climate change” and “green” are listed as banned, as ruler Donald Trump declared the concept “the greatest con job” during his recent United Nations speech.
According to a report by Politico, other words such as “green,” “emissions,” and “decarbonization” were also suggested to be avoided. The outlet cited an email sent to the department’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy just days after President Donald Trump denounced the concept of climate change during his UN General Assembly speech.
Rachel Overbey, acting director of external affairs, instructed staff to “continue to be conscientious about avoiding any terminology that you know to be misaligned with the Administration’s perspectives and priorities.”
Other terms officials were advised to leave out of internal and public communications reportedly include “energy transition,” “sustainability/sustainable,” “‘clean’ or ‘dirty’ energy,” “carbon/CO2 footprint,” and “tax breaks/tax credits/subsidies.” Politico further noted that use of these terms is not completely banned, but their avoidance is strongly recommended.
While the word “banned” isn’t technically being used, the ruling class is asking that the words be avoided, which amounts to at the bare minimum, an attempt at censorship.
”If you don’t get away from this green scam, your country is going to fail – and I’m really good at predicting things,” Trump said, crediting himself for withdrawing from what he called the “fake” 2015 Paris Climate Accord during his first term and again in the first days of his second administration.
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To be clear, it isn’t the studies on climate change or using words that present a problem. The issue is when the ruling class decides to charge the slave class by taxing them and banning them from things in order to save the planet, which goes through natural transitions. Blaming it solely on humans is a difficult task, considering we don’t know of another planet exactly like ours, except it is devoid of human beings, to which we could compare the results. It isn’t the studies themselves, only that the completion of scientific rigor cannot occur because there’s literally no control group when it comes to climate change.
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