Climate kook Kerry and the Russian war of aggression

 Jeff Dunetz:

John Kerry: A Narcissist Who Doesn’t Care About Dead Ukrainians
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Anyone with a heart felt sick after watching one of the many videos such as the one above. John Kerry doesn’t have a heart. His concern was not the carnage Putin was inflicting on the people of Ukraine. He was worried about what the conflict will do to the climate. That is his job in the administration and is important to the key left-wing of his party.
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‘But it could have a profound negative impact on the climate obviously. You have a war and obviously you’re going to have maximum emissions consequences to the – but equally importantly, you’re going to lose people’s focus, you’re going to lose certainly big country attention because they will be diverted and I think it could have a damaging impact, he continued.
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Kerry doesn't even understand how the US reduction of production funded Putin's war by restricting the supply and pushing up the price.  We had no material impact on emissions because we were using Russian oil instead of US oil.  These climate change kooks just are not smart.

See, also:

‘Hope Putin stops’ is apparently a strategy

And: 

Rep. Burchett to Newsmax: US Could Bankrupt Russia by Resuming Oil Production

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