How To Pass A Chemistry Exam (Without Knowing Anything About The Subject)
By Paul Homewood
Many will have read Andrew Montford’s & John Shade’s expose of the climate change propaganda that is being force fed to our kids, in the name of education.
Their full report for the GWPF can be seem here. It is what most of us have suspected for years, and is truly scary.
There is one section, though, that I could not resist repeating.
This is the official answer to a question in the Chemistry GCSE, (the exam for 16 year olds).
An AQA GCSE specimen answer in Chemistry, deemed worthy of full marks, includes the following words: ‘Overall I think we should be using more biodiesel as it is important for us all to reduce our carbon footprint in an effort to halt global warming’. One for a physics question includes: ‘I think wind turbines are a good idea as global warming from burning coal is an increasing problem and needs to be stopped.’
Now, we’ll just leave aside the obvious questions about indoctrination, and get to the other really serious issue.
In my day, (and, no, I’m not 202 years old) to pass an O Level in Chemistry or Physics, we had to answer proper questions about science.
The UK is crying out for proper scientists and engineers, and is it any wonder? If you can pass an exam just by repeating global warming mantras, it does not take a genius to work out why.
(BTW- if any Guardian readers are having difficulty with this pretty simple bit of logic, perhaps you should stop reading such left wing drivel).
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