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Faith, Science, and the Climate Cabal: Exposing the Truth Behind Global Green Agendas

They break down how decades of failed climate predictions reveal deep flaws in the so-called “consensus” and explore who truly benefits from the global green agenda.

The conversation begins with guest Olivier Bonnassies, co-author of God, the Science, the Evidence, who discusses his international bestseller that bridges faith and science. The book, written with Michel-Yves Bolloré and backed by insights from over 60 Nobel laureates, argues that modern discoveries point powerfully toward the existence of God. With an English edition now available and a U.S. tour and docuseries on the way, Bonnassies dives into how science and reason confirm timeless truths about creation and purpose.

Later, Paul Driessen from CFACT joins to expose the “climate cabal” operating within the UN and EU. Driessen warns that so-called “net-zero” policies are crippling economies, enriching elites, and keeping millions in poverty. As the world gears up for the UN COP30 Climate Conference in Brazil, he explains why more people are rejecting the propaganda and calling for energy freedom and common sense.

Finally, the hosts highlight an uplifting topic: childhood shyness. Experts now recognize that shyness—affecting 10–15% of kids—isn’t a weakness but a strength, often linked to empathy, diligence, and strong observational skills that help children thrive in their own way.

climate fraud
Paul Driessen
CFACT
UN COP30
God the Science the Evidence
Olivier Bonnassies
Michel-Yves Bolloré
net-zero policies
green agenda
childhood shyness

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