Climate alarmists claim that it is a myth and/or conspiracy theory that scientists have to toe the mainstream narrative in order to get grant money from funding agencies like the NSF, get their research published in prestigious journals, and remain employed in academia.

But it’s not a myth; it’s a FACT.

The late Dr. William Gray was invited to a global warming meeting in Washington, D.C. by then-U.S. Vice President Al Gore in 1993. Gray told Gore that he’d attend, but he didn’t agree with Gore’s climate views, and soon after, Gray’s funding for climate research was cut.

Dr. Patrick Brown admitted that he and his coauthors left out "the full truth” in a paper on wildfires to get it published in Nature. That is, they knew the editors wanted a storyline that blamed climate warming for increased fire risk and not an examination of forest management and ignition sources.

I also personally know (and am friends with) two meteorologists who are university employees who cannot speak their minds on the issue because they’d be fired for openly expressing skepticism of the narrative of doom.

That’s why almost everyone who does speak freely on the skeptic side is older and/or retired.