Climate warning

Trump just canceled a journalist for using the “wrong” words.

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What’s next—banning climate reporting? The Associated Press (AP) was barred from the Oval Office because it refused to call the Gulf of Mexico by Trump’s new name: Gulf of America. Yes, really.
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This is cancel culture at the highest level—the government punishing journalists for refusing to fall in line. But this didn’t start today. AP is one of the largest and most trusted news organizations in the world, supplying factual reporting to thousands of newspapers, TV stations, and digital platforms globally. If AP can be silenced for simply using the correct name of a geographic landmark, what does that mean for the future of free press? Trump has wasted no time accelerating his war on science since returning to office: ⚠️ The USDA was ordered to erase “climate change” from its reports and website 👉
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rentzhog_wedonthavetime-activity-7292211663024394241-heo_/

⚠️ NOAA scientists were pressured to back Trump’s false hurricane claims 👉
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rentzhog_climatecrisis-sciencenotpolitics-wedonthavetime-activity-7292650515627216896-PZmx/

⚠️ His allies are moving to dismantle NOAA and privatize the National Weather Service ⚠️ Government climate research is being defunded, censored, and suppressed Trump has spent years silencing science and rewriting reality—but this time, it’s happening at blitzkrieg pace. If this is just the beginning, what’s next? Now, journalists are being banned from the White House for calling a body of water by its actual name. The Gulf of Mexico has carried that name for over 400 years, long before the United States even existed. Trump’s attempt to rename it isn’t just absurd—it’s an assault on reality itself. If this stands, what’s next? Will journalists be banned for reporting on record heat? Will media outlets be forced to call oil “freedom fuel”? Yesterday, I wrote about how cancel culture played a role in Trump’s re-election. 👉
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rentzhog_spotify-spotify-wedonthavetime-activity-7295136208718864386-qeAa?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAABXzeABl08stEIplSI-9m0UJokWaVTbBLE

Too often, we try to erase what we don’t like instead of confronting it. But canceling something doesn’t make it disappear—it makes it more powerful. The far left helped fuel this dynamic, and now the far right is using the same tactics to silence science, journalists, and anyone who refuses to obey their version of the truth. A government that cancels facts and science is a government that cancels our future. If you care about democracy, press freedom, and climate action—speak up now. 💬 What do you think? Could climate reporting be next? Drop your thoughts in the comments—I want to hear your take. 📖 More info about the AP ban:
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/11/media/ap-blocked-from-oval-office/index.html


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