A version of this column appears in today’s Washington Examiner (Web | PDF).

Hey JAMA editor Howard Bauchner, that ringing in your empty head is your conscience calling.

Below is my 3-minute presentation of my shareholder proposal at today’s ExxonMobil annual meeting. Although I lost the shareholder vote — both management and institutional shareholders are climate bedwetters or activists — I got enough votes to have my proposal automatically qualify for next’s annual meeting. I’ll be back.

Corporate lying about climate has got to stop.

The response to our appeal for Naomi Seibt has been splendid – but more of us need to help her, because the State Media Authority in North Rhine Westphalia, in the hope of interfering with Naomi’s right to post YouTube videos critical of the Party Line on climate, have menaced her not only with two enormous fines and two sets of costs but also with prison.

Continue reading Monckton: German officials threaten Naomi Seibt with prison for ‘denialism’
Naomi Seibt, the 19-year-old anti-Greta from Germany whose climate-skeptical Youtube videos have gone viral, needs your urgent financial help. Without a hearing, German officials have fined her and demanded costs on the ground that in her devastatingly effective videos she has dared to question the Party Line about what officialdom profiteers by presenting as “dangerous” manmade global warming.

Continue reading Monckton: Naomi Seibt, the anti-Greta, needs your financial support now
Our securities laws are supposed to be built on a foundation of full and fair disclosure. So today I came across this Reuters article (Web | PDF) on the shareholder proposals to be voted on at the May 27 ExxonMobil annual shareholder meeting.

Continue reading ISS misleads investors on Milloy ExxonMobil shareholder proposal on climate
This had to be memorialized.

From Michael Moore’s new documentary, “Planet of the Humans,” uber-climate bedwetter Bill McKibben pulls a Sgt. Schultz when asked about his funding sources. I posted this when I learned that the film’s distributor has been pressured to remove it from YouTube because it exposes the corruption of the climate bedwetting movement.