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| I'm David Knight, reporting for InfoWars Nightly News. | |
| Just before I left for Austin, I took my family to the Smoky Mountains. | |
| Now, long before the Europeans named it the Smoky Mountains, the Cherokee had a name for it, and if I pronounce it correctly, it's something like Chakonokwe, which means Place of the Fine Particulate Smog. | |
| No, not actually. | |
| That's what the EPA wants you to think. | |
| I was surprised to see this graphic on the EPA's site where they explain what PM 2.5 is. | |
| They use the Smoky Mountains as a poster child. | |
| Is it really PM 2.5 and man-made smog that makes the Smoky Mountains smoky? | |
| No. | |
| We all know that it isn't, but we see this kind of thing done over and over again, like they did with polar bears on ice flows. | |
| Remember that? | |
| And of course, Al Gore is telling us that the oceans are rising, but he builds his $9 million mansion in Montecito, California, right on the ocean side. | |
| So I don't think he believes that either. | |
| But they use these subliminal messages to try to convince us And they can be quite effective. | |
| Speaking of bears, every visitor to the Smoky Mountains gets a handout that looks like this, warning you about black bears. | |
| As my wife was reading that to the small children, I started thinking, a lot of the stuff they were saying about bears could be said about government, especially about the EPA. | |
| Let me just read a few things here. | |
| With aggressive behavior, the bear, the EPA, is demanding more space. | |
| If the bear, or EPA, continues to follow you, stand your ground. | |
| If the EPA gets closer, talk louder. | |
| Or shout at it. | |
| Act aggressively. | |
| Act together as a group if you have companions. | |
| Make yourself look as large as possible. | |
| Don't run. | |
| Don't turn away. | |
| And don't feed the EPA. | |
| It only encourages further problems. |
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