Former vice-president Al Gore were unleashed in the Trump administration in a fiery speech on the climate crisisComparing his attempts to “create their own favorite version of reality” to that of Adolf Hitler's third Reich.
Gore's remarks at the San Francisco climate week have followed attacks on the current administration of a number of high-ranking democrats in recent weeks in recent weeks, including former president Barack Obama, former vice-president Kamala Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
“It is the mentor of (Jürgen) Habermas, Theodore Adorno, who wrote that the first stage of the descent of this nation in hell was, and I quote:” The conversion of all the questions of truth into power questions, “said Gore, according to Politico.
“He described how the Nazis and I quote again,” attacked the very heart of the distinction between true and false “. End of the quote.
Former vice-president Al Gore delivered a lively and fiery opening speech on Monday in San Francisco Climate Week, warning disastrous consequences of the climate crisis (AP)
The former vice-president, who won an Oscars for his 2006 global warming documentary “An inconvenient truth”, then struck a list of disinformation and false ideas on the energy that the president Donald Trump Or the members of his administration have boasted.
Which includes the assertions that Coal is “clean”, Wind turbines “cause cancer”, natural disasters are a “scam”, And Ris at sea Create more “property by the sea”.
Since its entry into office, Trump has reversed various environmental initiatives of the Biden era which intended to slow down greenhouse gas emissions, reduce air pollution, replace fossil fuels with cleaner energy alternatives and more.
Trump characterized many of these regulations as a “scam” which harms the American manufacturing jobs and has abused the funding of the congress.
Gore became more animated while he was deliver the opening speech to climate activists, sharing concerns concerning the future of the planet under the new administration.
He described Trump as a “threat”, including the founders of the Constitution intended to protect the public.
“I understand very well why it is wrong to compare the third Reich of Adolf Hitler to any other movement,” Gore to the public told. “It was only evil, complete. I understand. But there are important lessons in the history of this emerging evil. ”
