The executive order even establishes a new Office of Environmental Justice within the White House.

If that sounds kind of Orwellian, there's a reason for that — it is.

"It's only about the future of our planet," Biden said.

If "the future of our planet" is on the line, then you can justify whatever extreme measure you want to enact.

After all, you don't ask questions during an emergency. You act. And what bigger emergency is there than the planet's very future?

It frames the issue in such a way that's designed to nullify any criticism or serious analysis. You're either with the planet or against it.

Beneath a large component of this campaign is the so-called climate emergency.

There's only one problem — there is no climate emergency. It's a myth whipped up by radicals to terrify people into supporting extreme policies no one would otherwise embrace.

Some climate activists have even conceded that they've had to exaggerate the threat in order to frighten people into taking action.

In other words, they admit that they've been engaging in propaganda. Unfortunately, it's worked to a frightening degree