Sick of Being Lectured About Flying by Elites & Celebs? Me Too!
Californians celebrate flight with vacations, business trips, commerce and festivals such as the upcoming Sandhill Crane Festival Nov.1-3, 2019 in Lodi. Flying is cool, and the only way to go for birds who were born with a beautiful set of wings! Next week you can attend SBD Fest Air Show at San Bernardino International Airport, or Festival of Flight at Long Beach Airport.
If you haven’t heard the news, you are flying too much–according to eco-lecturers Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. Their recent trips have included:
- Private jet to Sicily to warn an elite audience of celebrities and business people that immediate action is needed to avoid an approaching climate catastrophe.
- Harry and Meghan flew to Africa with Baby Archie, along with a team of 11 assistants, a social media officer and a hairdresser for Markle, to spread their climate advocacy on a 10-day trip.
- Private, three day jet travel with Archie to Elton John’s $18 million mansion.
They are not alone in their condemnation of the average folks who take vacations on commercial flights.
Hollywood celebrities and business leaders have carbon footprints up to 300 times bigger than the rest of us, highlighting the hypocrisy of those who promote climate change activism while refusing to set foot on a commercial flight.
Topping the list of celebrity greenhouse gas super-emitters is Bill Gates, the Microsoft billionaire with a carbon footprint of more than 1,600 tons of CO2!
Private Jet Travel by Super Polluters
- Paris Hilton flew 171,346 miles by private jets, emitting more than 1,260 tons of CO2.
- Jennifer Lopez flew 139,520 miles.
- Oprah Winfrey 83,356 miles.
- Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) 65,888 miles.
- Actress Emma Thompson flew 5,400 miles for one event to protest climate change.
- Environmental and climate change activists Leonardo DiCaprio and Katy Perry use private jets while lecturing commoners about excessive consumption.
- 1,000 globalist elites converged in Davos with their private jets for the Climate Change Summit, where they responsibly discussed the ‘major threat’ of climate change.
