‘It's so... almost extra-terrestrial to think about, saving the planet’: John Kerry gets trolled

Switzerland: US climate envoy John Kerry is being slammed for his speech at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos in which he called himself and the group of attendees a “select group of human beings” with an “almost extra-terrestrial” plan to save the planet.

The statement of Kerry in which he spoke ambitiously about their plan to save the planet from climate change is being termed as “hypocritical” and “delusional” by the critics.

What did Kerry say?

Kerry started his speech by warning attendees that “time is running out” to avoid climate change’s “worst consequences”.

“When you stop and think about it, it’s pretty extraordinary that we select group of human beings because of whatever touched us at some point in our lives, are able to sit in a room and come together and actually talk about saving the planet,” Kerry said.

“It’s so… almost extra-terrestrial to think about, saving the planet. If you say that to most people most people, they think you’re just a crazy tree hugging and lefty liberal, you know, do-gooder, whatever,” he added.

Twitterati react to Kerry ‘extra-terrestrial’ remark

Republican political strategist and former Trump advisory board member Jason D Meister called Kerry’s remark the hypocrisy of the “select group”, asking, “Ever wonder why globalist elites like @BarackObama & @JohnKerry love spending millions on mansions on the sea shore built within a few feet of sea level if they’re so worried about climate change causing a melting of the polar ice caps and a dramatic rise in sea level?”

Ever wonder why globalist elites like @BarackObama & @JohnKerry love spending millions on mansions on the sea shore built within a few feet of sea level if they’re so worried about climate change causing a melting of the polar ice caps and a dramatic rise in sea level? #WEF23 https://t.co/3RjOs5ijfq

— Jason D. Meister