Climate Hustle

A documentary of compelling arguments like; you can't get a percent of 97 when the research numbers are 77 of 79, and, outlawing hunting polar bears after 1972 increased their numbers to disprove climate change. What. The. Fudge is wrong with these idiots?

This is the first time I have ever seen IMDb attack the source of a movie. Certainly it's not common other than being common practice to attack those who disagree with the man made climate change scare.

The whole climate change movement was once called global warming until that title was losing ground. (Hard to argue that climate changes, it changes every day, throughout year and throughout the centuries.) Why does the man made climate change panic need to be politically protected? Real science accepts challenge and offers the ability to recreate data. There have been deleted email, limits to the years viewed, black balling legitimate scientists that disagree and more.

From a personal view, I can't be the only one who remembers the global cooling, pending ice age scare from a few decades back.

Follow the money, lots of people getting rich and powerful by pushing this.

Hoping to see this. Locally appearing one day with one showing.

They've all been written by accounts that haven't reviewed anything else. Surely that tells you enough.

Reading the reviews that have obviously been written by pro 'Climate Change' interests; I can see that the 'hustle' by the con men is still being maintained. This documentary provides answers and examples of how Climate Change is a political construct rather than a scientific fact. And, more importantly, testimonies from eminent scientists who are willing to call the other side out publicly. When 'Al Gore's army' can do the same I might begin to stop laughing at them. 'Climate Hustle' is a great documentary and I suggest people watch it and make up their own minds. Peter Faulkner

This production is only useful to show how out-of-context interviews, incomprehensible graphs and non-experts from irrelevant fields can be piled into a large enough trash heap to support any worldview.