The Climate Con

Lesson one from the meat section of the new learning centre going into detail about the water in beef and where it comes from. Dispelling the myths and bringing the facts. There are now 13 videos available. 7 of them are in the same style as this one with guided animations. Watch the rest of the lessons and more here: thegreatclimatecon.com/the-l… Requires membership with options starting at £2.99/month: thegreatclimatecon.com/membe…

Apocalyptic scenes at Peel Castle, Isle of Man. Due to a lack of climate taxes, wind turbines and electric vehicles in the year 1896, this local landmark has been ravaged by sea level rise. Best estimates put the entire area under water sometime between now and the heat death of the universe. Shocking!

Someone save St Michael's Mount, quick! Horrific scenes developing at this iconic landmark as sea level rise ravages the area. Unless the UK pays 5000% more carbon taxes best estimates put the entire mini island underwater in 932847239841019291 years!

In 2011, David Attenborough stood on the Arctic ice for the BBC's Frozen Planet and told the nation that "over the last 30 years, many teams have been seeing the condition of their local bears deteriorate." The message was clear: the ice is melting, the bears are starving, and it's your fault. Here's what actually happened to the bears. In the late 1960s, the US Fish and Wildlife Service put the world population at about 12,000. Today even the IUCN's cautious official figure is 26,000, and the State of the Polar Bear Report puts it at just over 32,000. That's nearly triple. The real threat to polar bears was never the weather. It was unregulated hunting. When the five Arctic nations signed the 1973 agreement to control it, the bears bounced back, a conservation success story the BBC would rather you never heard. They scared a generation of children with a starving bear. The bears are doing just fine. Read more: thegreatclimatecon.com/polar… thegreatclimatecon.com/clima… thegreatclimatecon.com/20-of…

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WORLD ENDING SEA LEVEL RISE... or not? Here's a compilation of some of out most favourite sea level rise memes so far. Which one is your favourite? Our round the world tour documenting the sea level rise or lack of, continues on. Together, we will defeat The Climate Con!

Devastating scenes in Italy as this historic landmark has been ravaged by sea level rise. As can be seen from these photos the destruction has been immense and the entire area is in chaos. Experts™ predict that due to not enough climate taxes paid by the roman empire than this runaway sea level rise will devour the entire area in about 904590502340812 years!

Imagine a climate crisis so apocalyptic that it causes the population numbers of species to increase!? Sounds absolutely devastating and this isn’t some far off dream, it’s already reality as can be seen by polar bear population numbers which are doing better than anytime in the past 50 years. What a crisis. Even though David Attenborough scared everyone with polar bear stories, reality just wasn’t listening and yet again the prophets of doom missed the mark. That’s a crisis, somehow? Read more: thegreatclimatecon.com/polar… thegreatclimatecon.com/clima…

If the climate is so deadly, why doesn't it show up in the death toll? In the 1920s, droughts, floods and storms killed around 485,000 people a year. Today it's about 12,000. That's down 97.5%, with four times as many people on the planet. Your risk of dying in a climate disaster has fallen by more than 99%. Take Bangladesh, for example. In 1970 a single cyclone killed 300,000 people. In 2020 a cyclone killed 26. Early warnings, shelters, wealth and better technology did that. We out-adapted the weather. Even the UN's own climate panel admits it can't yet detect a rise in extreme weather like river floods, drought or cyclones. The emergency isn't in the data. It's in the headlines. Continue your learning: thegreatclimatecon.com/clima…

Whatever happens, it's your fault and you need to pay more taxes to fix it! The meme is a joke. The list below is not. Here's every climate tax, levy and charge you're paying for in Britain right now, using the government's own figures. ⚡ YOUR ENERGY BILL 🔹 Policy costs: £96 on the typical Ofgem price cap bill (Oct to Dec 2026). That's the bit they admit to. Contracts for Difference and the Capacity Market are tucked inside the "wholesale" line instead. 🔹 Renewables Obligation: £8.9 billion in 2026/27 at £69.34 per certificate. The Budget didn't scrap it. It moved 75% of the household share (£2.58bn) onto your taxes instead. 🔹 Contracts for Difference: about £10.56 per MWh this quarter, which is roughly £26 a year on a typical bill. £2.64bn was paid out in 2025, and Hinkley Point C is next in line. 🔹 Capacity Market: about £3.8bn a year (OBR), paid to keep the lights on when the wind drops. 🔹 Feed-in Tariffs: £1.73bn in the last scheme year, still being paid on solar panels fitted over a decade ago. 🔹 Warm Home Discount: £150 for 6.1 million households, funded by everyone else, at about £37 on the average bill. 🔹 Green Gas Levy: £3.82 per gas meter, every year. 🔹 Sizewell C "RAB" levy: you're paying for a nuclear plant before it makes a single watt. About £1 a month now, and the NAO says it rises to £19 a year. 🔹 Grid costs: network charges jumped £66 in April 2026 to pay for the grid rebuild needed to wire in renewables. From 2027, homes near new pylons get £250 a year off their bills, and the rest of us fund it. 🔹 ECO insulation levy: scrapped from bills in March 2026 after years of costing families money. 🏭 BUSINESS (YOU STILL PAY, THROUGH PRICES) 🔹 Climate Change Levy: 0.801p per kWh on business electricity and gas, rising to 0.827p next April. 🔹 UK Emissions Trading Scheme: around £65 per tonne of CO2. Auctions raised £2.4bn in 2025 and £19.7bn since 2021. It now covers shipping too. 🔹 Carbon Price Support: an extra £18 per tonne on gas power stations, stacked on top of the ETS, until 2028. 🔹 Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: a new carbon tax on imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen from 1 January 2027. 🚗 GETTING ABOUT 🔹 Fuel duty: 52.95p a litre plus VAT on top, rising to 57.95p by March 2027. 🔹 Air Passenger Duty: £102 per economy passenger on long-haul flights, and £244 in premium. 🔹 ZEV mandate: carmakers must sell 33% electric this year or pay £12,000 per car (£15,000 per van). Guess who that ends up costing. 🔹 EV tax: EVs now pay £200 a year in VED, and a 3p-a-mile pay-per-mile charge arrives in 2028. 🔹 ULEZ: £12.50 a day. TfL took £163m from it last year. 🔹 Clean Air Zones: £8 a day in Birmingham, £9 in Bristol, and up to £12.50 for vans in Newcastle. 🔥 YOUR BOILER 🔹 Clean Heat Market Mechanism: boiler makers must hit heat pump sales targets or pay £500 for every one they miss, which pushes up the price of a new gas boiler. 📊 THE TOTAL The OBR puts environmental levies on energy bills alone at £14 billion this year, up from £0.3bn in 2002. It forecasts £19 billion by 2030. That doesn't include the fuel duty, the flight tax, the packaging taxes or the clean air zone fines. Rain? Tax. Heatwave? Tax. Snow? Believe it or not, tax. Whatever the weather, the forecast is the same: you pay.

Someone save Pula, Croatia, Quick! The Romans built this arena for gladiators on the coastline more than 1900 years ago and it has been ravaged by sea level rise since. Due to a lack climate taxes being made in the year 100AD best estimates put this arena and the surrounding areas underwater in about 9343549124194891 years!

Someone save Torre Astura, Italy, Quick! 2000 years of rising seas and this castle is really feeling the impact of sea level rise. The 2,000-year-old Roman fish tanks around it are… still right there at the waterline, horrific! In about 498725872985713987598317 years these fish tanks will be submerged under water!

🧊 THE ICE-FREE ARCTIC THAT NEVER CAME The climate cult make endless doom predictions with no repercussions but doing massive damage to our society. • Zwally (NASA, via AP 2007): nearly ice-free by 2012 → actual 3.57M km² • Maslowski (BBC 2007): ice-free summers by 2013 → actual 5.21M km² • Gore (Copenhagen 2009): "completely ice-free within five to seven years" → 2016 actual 4.53M km² • Wadhams (Guardian 2012): ice-free in 2015–16 → actual 4.62M / 4.53M km² "Ice-free" means under 1 million km² (NSIDC). This September: 4.81 million km². Nearly five times that line. The full list of 20 failed arctic ice free predictions: thegreatclimatecon.com/20-of…

Someone save Reine, Quick! In 1924 the sea was lapping at the foot of Olstinden. A century of emissions later, it’s… still lapping at the foot of Olstinden. Experts warn the mountain will get wet socks in about 3048275927490127019 years!!

Can't wait for the British people to realise just how much we're being mugged off. Maybe then they'll start to do something about it or at least try voting for a different political party than the same old two con/lab dildos taking turns to fuck the country into the ground! Here at The Climate Con we're continuing the fight either way. Join us and stop paying more for less when we should be enjoying the most amazing level of abundance humanity has ever known!

It brings me so much joy to see the lefties do mental gymnastics once they realise their useless, expensive, bird chopper, countryside destroyers cannot function without oil!

On Tuesday morning about a third of Britain's wind power was switched off. That's not because the wind dropped. The grid simply couldn't carry it. Wind farms could have made about 21 GW. The cables could take about 14.4 GW. The rest, roughly two Hinkley Point Cs' worth, was turned off, and the wind farms got paid for it while other plants were paid to fire up instead. The bill for keeping the grid balanced passed £25 million before lunch, against about £2.3 million on a typical day. You pay that through your energy bill. Energy analyst @KathrynPorter26 flagged it this morning. We've been warning about paying wind farms to do nothing for years: thegreatclimatecon.com/wind-…

Just about to leave Scotland and wow what a great couple weeks up here! So important for me to come up here. Great to catch up with some family I haven't seen for a while. Great to bump into the fellow campaigners at Glasgow Outreach and Aberdeen was the icing on the cake. The Scottish people in general are very awake to the climate issue. I hope me and the board leave a lasting impression on the minds of the people and we all come together to stop Net Zero and The Climate Con for good. Big love, Scotland 💪❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Next up, Newcastle!

Never forget, can't have wind power without oil! Every turbine's gearbox needs a few hundred litres of oil, topped up and changed every few years. Then there are the steel towers, concrete bases and fibreglass blades, all made with fossil fuels. Some Scottish turbines have even been kept ticking over with diesel generators. "Green" isn't quite as clean as they tell you 👇 Why wind turbines suck: thegreatclimatecon.com/why-w… Scotland's diesel-powered wind turbines: thegreatclimatecon.com/scotl…

Someone save Clovelly, Devon, Quick! As can be seen by these photos, clovelly has been ravaged by sea level rise. Best estimates predict that if nothing changes the entire town will be underwater in about 290247293239 years!!

We're being scammed to fund delusional greenies virtue signalling. Whilst none of this improves our lives or does anything to "save the planet". Since 2010, UK renewable capacity has grown almost 7x, from 9 GW to 62 GW. Over the same period, the average household electricity bill went from £451 to £1,135. We were promised cheaper energy. Look at the trend and decide for yourself. 📈 Paying wind farms to switch off cost £227m in 2022, up 60% in a year: thegreatclimatecon.com/wind-… Why wind turbines suck, in 5 reasons: thegreatclimatecon.com/why-w… Our take on why bills keep rising: thegreatclimatecon.com/the-r… Source: DESNZ (official UK government figures)