Outgoing Jaguar Land Rover boss Ralf Speth is free to have Real Talk, since he is leaving JLR, so, he doesn’t have to worry about the typical verbal and written assaults and threats from members of the Cult of Climastrology which would occur against himself, his family, and JLR
Jaguar Land Rover boss says Greta Thunberg’s criticism ‘not justified’
The boss of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has hit out at Greta Thunberg, saying that climate activists like the Swedish teenager and Extinction Rebellion make “no contribution†and have “no ideasâ€.
Speaking to the Sunday Times (which is behind a paywall), Ralf Speth, JLR’s outgoing boss, described Thunberg’s campaigning as “doing wrong in many areas†by raising issues but not coming up with solutions on climate change.
Speth, whose decade-long tenure at the top of the luxury carmaker has seen the UK automotive industry battle the twin headwinds of Brexit and climate change, said her criticism was “not justified†because businesses had also created a better world.
“Greta created the wake-up call for many companies and people. But on the other hand, this kind of very populistic criticism — we destroyed her life, killed this and that — is not justified because we also created a better life. Wealth, health, education — the world is getting betterâ€, he said.
Think quick: what has St. Greta offered to solve the (fake) climate crisis? Very, very little. She screeches quite a bit, as do her disciples, but, they demand that adults Do Something. Because coming up with ideas would be too much, apparently.
Speth is certainly correct that companies and people have made the world a better place, as have fossil fuels. No need to go into long details, because you’ll either immediately understand this, or you are a Warmist who will never believe any evidence.
“There is still a lot to do. But populism should be combined with ideas to make it better. There is no contribution, no ideas, just: ‘You’re all stupid.’ â€
She’s pretty much on a long “how dare you” moment, but, if you aren’t offering ideas and solutions, you’re just whining. St.Greta and her disciples run around, holding signs, chanting, marching (destroying the grass and leaving trash), but, they do not offer solutions for the crisis they believe is real and the apocalypse. Nor does Extinction Rebellion. But, then
This isn’t really about climate, is it? https://t.co/jhsZYTE5i7
— Tom Nelson (@TomANelson) March 8, 2020
It may have started with St. Greta attempting to do something about her anxiety by attempting to force her ideas on Everyone Else (instead of taking up a hobby or sport or something. Someone buy her a guitar), but, she has now learned that the CoC is not about climate, but hardcore Stateist politics. Extinction Rebellion isn’t much better.
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The boss of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has hit out at Greta Thunberg, saying that climate activists like the Swedish teenager and Extinction Rebellion make “no contribution†and have “no ideasâ€.
As the coronavirus continues to spread, the chances that any one of us will be placed in quarantine goes up considerably. I know that being locked away like that would drive me nuts. Two weeks subtracted from my life! Still, I’d accept the justice of my confinement because I would recognize that my liberty had come to pose a real danger to my fellow humans.



Climate change is reshaping weather patterns, economies, and social structures and fundamentally altering the planet. The question is no longer why or if climate change is happening but how communities around the world will respond in order to safeguard human health, safety, and freedom.
Rationing supplies. Overwhelmed delivery workers. Toilet paper protected by security guards.
By 2030, global warming alone could push Chicago to generate 12% more electricity per person each month of the summer.
The short answer? Voter suppression — which takes countless forms, including voter I.D. restrictions, inflexible work and school schedules that prevent citizens from taking time to vote, lack of civics education in schools, the sudden closing (or changing) of polling places, lack of childcare or eldercare, and hours-long wait times to cast a vote. A plethora of factors make voting in America less a thing everyone participates in, and more a competitive sport that seems to demand more training and planning than our systems currently offer.

