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Watch: Biden Actually Says ‘Global Warming Is More Frightening Than Nuclear War’ While in China’s Backyard

President Joe Biden believes, or at least claimed to believe, that “global warming” is “the only existential threat humanity faces” in 2023. Biden, 80, made the remarks during a media event in Hanoi, Vietnam, while…

IJR Syndicated·Sep 11, 2023·2 min read

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President Joe Biden believes, or at least claimed to believe, that “Global warming” is “the only existential threat humanity faces” in 2023.

Biden, 80, made the remarks during a media event in Hanoi, Vietnam, while discussing the perceived need for investment by the richest 20 countries in the world in infrastructure in poorer countries.

“Guess what?” the president said. “In addition to helping the environment overall — and the only existential threat humanity faces, even more frightening than a global War, is Global warming going above 1.5 degrees in the next 20, 10 years.”

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“It would be real trouble,” the president said. “There’s no way back from that.”

Biden was arguing that it was important to keep less-developed countries from clear-cutting forests that serve as “carbon sinks,” removing carbon dioxide

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Watch: Biden Actually Says ‘Global Warming Is More Frightening Than Nuclear War’ While in China’s Backyard — IJR

emissions from the atmosphere.

“There is more carbon absorbed from the air into the Amazon region — into the ground, the ground — than emitted in the entire United States in the same basis ,” the president said.

“Now imagine if people go in and do what we did, 150, 250 years ago, and cut down the forests, start farming in that area, no longer have that great carbon sink. It would be a gigantic problem,” he claimed.

“So we should be going into areas — whether it’s in the Congo or other places — as the G7 nations and as the wealthy G20 nations and providing the kind of infrastructure they need to be able to benefit.”

Anyone who wants to see Biden’s remarks in their entirety can do so below, with his address beginning at about the 1:53:46 mark.

One viewer on YouTube claimed the president had cured his insomnia.

“I finally found a cure for my insomnia, just listen to Biden talk for a few minutes,” user natergator7557 wrote in the comments section beneath the Video. “I’m waiting for that large cane to pull him off stage.”

Users on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, accused Biden of being both alarmist regarding climate change and overly complacent regarding the potential of a nuclear holocaust.

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And one user noted the lack of reference to a usual Biden boogeyman.

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“But is it more frightening than white supremacy?” IronJawedAngel asked in a reply to the Video posted on X.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.