The ruling class of the United States has claimed that nuclear war is no worse than “climate change.”  According to the U.S.’s top diplomat, warmer temperatures are the number one “existential threat” to the world.”

Oddly enough, climate change also presents the best opportunity for the ruling class to enslave and control the masses with as much tyranny as possible to stop that threat.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken responded to critics who say that Washington is risking nuclear war by arming Ukraine. In an appearance on 60 Minutes Australia on Sunday, Blinken was asked whether nuclear war or climate change represented “the greater threat to humanity.”

“Well, you can’t, I think, have a hierarchy,” Blinken replied. “There are some things that are front and center…including potential conflict, but there’s no doubt that climate represents an existential challenge to all of us. So for us, this is the existential challenge of our times,” he continued, adding that this “doesn’t mean that in the meantime there are not severe challenges to the international order like Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.”

If you believe the ruling class, July set to go down as the hottest month in history. Becasue they are able to control the narrative of “climate change,” the United Nations has called for “accelerated action” to reduce carbon emissions, including a global end to coal use by 2040. Earlier this summer, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry demanded an overhaul of the world’s agricultural system to reduce carbon emissions from farming in a bid to avert “half a degree of warming by mid-century.”

Whatever works to convince the public to continue to remain in their slave state as the chains tighten further.

The U.S. rulers are also continuing to supply Ukraine with weapons and military packages, which are angering Russia. At some point, the tensions could be too much and one side is going to snap, flinging the world into another global war. This time, the possibility of at least a limited nuclear strike is quite high.