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About Joanne Marcotte:
French Canadian. I live in the Province of Quebec, near Quebec City. Mother of a daughter, and grand-mother to 2 beautiful girls.
Filmmaker and Author, interested in free speech, public policy and the United Nations’ green agenda.

Up until 2006 - Career as a Systems Architect for financial institutions and Quebec Government agencies.
Bachelor degree in Computer Engineering, Université Laval in Quebec City.

2007 - Filmmaker of The Quiet Illusion, a political documentary that debunks the virtuous pretention of the so-called “Quebec social-democratic model”
2010 – 2013 – Cofounder of a centre-right network, the “Réseau Liberté-Québec”
2011 – Author of Pour en finir avec le Gouvernemaman (Enough with the Nanny State)
2023 – Author of Inconvenient Doubts - Climate Change Apocalypse : Really? – An invitation to discuss the alarmist climate change narrative’s plausibility.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Background
01:15 The Climate Change Consensus Debate
02:52 The Role of CO2 in Climate Change
06:59 The Impact of Climate Change Policies
12:20 The State of Climate Science Today
15:28 The Influence of Natural Phenomena on Climate
22:44 The Role of Computer Models in Climate Science
30:44 The Net Zero Debate
32:27 Contrasting Views on Climate Change
33:25 The Debate on Net Zero
34:37 Climate Security: Alarmists vs Realists
36:29 The Threat of Global Institutions
38:32 The Misuse of Climate Change by Governments
39:20 The Role of Central Banks and Investment Funds
39:40 The Real Threats to Climate
39:53 The Debate on Anthropogenic Factors
40:58 The Unrealistic Assumptions of Net Zero
42:01 The Immorality of Denying Energy Access
42:49 The Hijacking of Environmental Concerns
46:29 The Need for Humility and Skepticism
48:04 The Danger of Good Intentions
49:17 The Misconceptions about Climate Change
49:17 The Importance of Doubt and Skepticism
57:32 The Misrepresentation of Climate Change Impact
59:53 The Radical Agenda of Net Zero Activists
01:01:26 Conclusion: Rejecting the Vision of Sustainable Poverty