Notice that all the graphs displayed show only very recent times (roughly from 1960 onward) that are interpreted to support a crisis narrative, not long-term periods of the Earth's 4.5 billion years of history. They all conceal the fact that CO2 has been as much as 10 times higher in the distant past than it currently is. And the world did not end! They ignore the historical scientific record that actually shows inconsequential temperature change from 300 years ago. And they conceal the fact that the temperatures selected for "climate" studies are taken within large cities, which are "heat islands" that average several degrees hotter (and increasing over time) than in the rural countryside that constitutes the vast majority of the Earth's surface. Finally, they don't show NASA's satellite records that show temperature increases over the oceans are not increasing in relation to land temperatures. If atmospheric CO2 were the climate driver, they would be increasing equally.

Indeed, the "facts" are quite different from what the climate industry and power-centric governments want us to believe. We are being fed only the propaganda intended to create an "existential crisis" that requires massive government expansion and control.

Consider yourself fortunate. Now don't get me wrong. I love my GS350 so much that we've put a lot of money into repairs. One of the recurring problems has been a rattle across the front of the dash. This was apparent early. They removed the dash and put in insulation. So far the dash has been removed four times for this problem. It's back again. Once it was out of warranty it was a $750 repair. I said in my previous post that instead of REPAIRING the rattle in our glove box a couple of years ago, which after fifteen years was understandable, they merely put in insulation tape. Now the rattle is back. The never fixed it. The never fixed the dash. We may have been unlucky, but we had an oil leak at about 135,000 mile that required an engine overhaul. Everything included, that was $9,000 bucks. They tried to talk me into a trade, but I knew how well the car ran otherwise. Now we've bought a brand new RV 500h, 75K, with a rattle in the dash that they don't fix correctly. Sorry, Trix, I'm not impressed by the dealer's repair department. Finally, a couple of months ago, I was driving down one of our residential streets an the new car just stopped. I took it in but despite running all of their diagnostics they couldn't find a problem. Sorry, Trix, you may have gotten lucky. We didn't. I don't know whether to trust his vehicle or not.