France may be on fire, but ‘the world’ is not
And now we don’t just have Greta Thunberg to tell us so; we can just look at the ‘apocalyptic’ images from Bordeaux and see for ourselves. That will keep the ‘deniers’ quiet, have them shuffling from foot to foot as they realise just how foolish they have been. That, at any rate, is what we are supposed to believe.
- ▪And now we don’t just have Greta Thunberg to tell us so; we can just look at the ‘apocalyptic’ images from Bordeaux and see for ourselves.
- ▪That will keep the ‘deniers’ quiet, have them shuffling from foot to foot as they realise just how foolish they have been.
- ▪That, at any rate, is what we are supposed to believe.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/07/27/france-may-be-on-fire-but-the-world-is-not/ |
| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 13:47:31 +0000 |
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France may be on fire, but ‘the world’ is not The images from Bordeaux are terrifying, but the data simply do not support the climate-alarmist narrative. i Picture by: Getty dataLayer.push({ event: 'author', author: "Ross Clark" }) Ross Clark 27th July 2026 i Picture by: Getty Share Topics World Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The world is on fire. And now we don’t just have Greta Thunberg to tell us so; we can just look at the ‘apocalyptic’ images from Bordeaux and see for ourselves. That will keep the ‘deniers’ quiet, have them shuffling from foot to foot as they realise just how foolish they have been. That, at any rate, is what we are supposed to believe.
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