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Far-left activist Greta Thunberg slammed Democrat President Joe Biden in an interview with The Washington Post on Monday, saying that it was “strange” that people considered Biden to be a leader on climate issues.
Thunberg, who is known for making extreme remarks about the climate, took her shot at Biden when asked if she was “inspired by any of the world leaders,” including Biden.
“If you call him a leader — I mean, it’s strange that people think of Joe Biden as a leader for the climate when you see what his administration is doing,” Thunberg responded.
“The U.S. is actually expanding fossil fuel infrastructure,” she claimed. “Why is the U.S. doing that? It should not fall on us activists and teenagers who just want to go to school to raise this awareness and to inform people that we are actually facing an emergency.”
“People ask us, ‘What do you want?’ ‘What do you want politicians to do?’ And we say, first of all, we have to actually understand what is the emergency,” she claimed. “We are trying to find a solution of a crisis that we don’t understand. For example, in Sweden, we ignore — we don’t even count or include more than two-thirds of our actual emissions. How can we solve a crisis if we ignore more than two-thirds of it? So it’s all about the narrative. It’s all about, what are we actually trying to solve? Is it this emergency, or is it this emergency?”
Thunberg is notorious for making over-the-top histrionic remarks combined with petulant demands of world leaders to solve what she deems to be a climate crisis.
“One year ago I came to Davos and told you that our house is on fire. I said I wanted you to panic,” Thunberg said during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, back in 2020. “And, for the record, when we children tell you to panic we’re not telling you to go on like before.”
Notable lines from Thunberg include: