Breaking the Climate Narrative: CO2 Is Not the Enemy
- kenrdrysdale
- Jul 26
- 10 min read
MST Special Zoom Event – July 29, 2025 @ 6:30 PM Central
This Tuesday, Manitoba Stronger Together welcomes a world-renowned voice of scientific dissent: Gregory Wrightstone, a geologist, bestselling author, and the Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition.
Wrightstone is leading a growing global movement of credentialed scientists who reject the narrative of catastrophic man-made climate change. Instead, his research and publications argue that modest warming and increased CO2 have actually benefited humanity and the planet.
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This Tuesday, Manitoba Stronger Together welcomes a world-renowned voice of scientific dissent: Gregory Wrightstone, a geologist, bestselling author, and the Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition.
Wrightstone is leading a growing global movement of credentialed scientists who reject the narrative of catastrophic man-made climate change. Instead, his research and publications argue that modest warming and increased CO2 have actually benefited humanity and the planet.
His first book, Inconvenient Facts: The science that Al Gore doesn’t want you to know, became an Amazon #1 bestseller multiple times. His latest release, A Very Convenient Warming – How modest warming and more CO2 are benefiting humanity, continues to challenge the mainstream with bold data and rigorous analysis.
Mr. Wrightstone has also been accepted as an Expert Reviewer for the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, AR6), lending further weight to his scientific credentials.
In a live, no-holds-barred interview with Ken Drysdale, he will address:
Why CO2 is not a pollutant, but a vital nutrient for plant life
How rising carbon dioxide levels have contributed to the greening of the planet
What the data actually tells us about global temperatures and extreme weather
The political and economic agendas behind the climate change movement
How to push back against fear-based environmental policies with facts
"We are constantly told that climate change is an existential crisis. The truth is, humanity is thriving and the Earth is greener than it’s been in decades." — Gregory Wrightstone
This conversation will not only challenge what you think you know—it will equip you with the tools to speak up with confidence.
Spread the Word
Invite your neighbours, your reeve, your councillor, and your mayor. We all have a stake in this—and the clock is ticking.
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
6:30 PM Central Time
Zoom link available below (Big Red Button)
As always, the guest presentation will be recorded and made available afterward. But if you want to experience it live — with the energy, the questions, and the community — join us Tuesday night.
LEGISLATIVE WATCH: With David Grant
Also joining us is David Grant, bringing us the latest update on our ongoing monitoring of bills in the Manitoba Legislature.
Each week, David reviews the proposals and legislation being pushed forward that could impact your rights, your communities, and your province. This is your citizen’s window into real-time democracy.
Follow along with the current list of bills here:https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html
Deb Mason – News of the Week
We’re excited to welcome back Deb Mason, our very own watchtower on the Canadian landscape. Each week, Deb cuts through the noise and brings you the headlines that matter — not what the mainstream media wants you to hear, but what informed citizens need to know. From shocking developments in health policy to court rulings and emerging resistance across the provinces, Deb’s News of the Week is your antidote to media silence and spin. You’ll walk away with the knowledge you didn’t know you were missing — and likely want to share with others.
How to Join
👉 Zoom Link: is below in the red box, and on our website main page
Let's come together as a community to explore the issues that matter most to us and chart a path forward toward a stronger, more prosperous Canada. See you there!
This Weeks Agenda.
Welcome & Opening Remarks (2 min)
Welcome, everyone, to this week’s Stronger Together Zoom meeting — welcome to everyone who has taken the time to join us this week. These weekly gatherings are about more than just information — they’re about connection, courage, and building a strong, informed community that values truth and respectful dialogue. We’re glad you’re here.
Meeting Format & Recording Reminder
Just a quick note on format: Our meetings are 60 minutes long, and while you’re welcome to engage during the discussion, please know that only the featured guest presentations are video recorded. This is to protect your privacy and encourage open participation during Q&A. We believe in creating a space where everyone feels free to learn and share without concern.
Respectful Atmosphere & Diverse Opinions
We want to remind everyone that this is a space for respectful and thoughtful exchange. Our guest speakers may express views that are their own, and not necessarily those of Manitoba Stronger Together — and that’s okay. We welcome a diversity of perspectives and believe that open dialogue is essential to a healthy and informed community. Let’s listen generously and engage constructively.
Social Media Reminders
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Twitter Feed: @MBStronger
WMR Updates: (2 min)
City of Winnipeg:
City of Selkirk: Withdrawn from the WMR
Town of Stonewall
Town of Niverville
Village of Dunnottar: Withdrawn from the WMR
RM of Cartier
RM of East St. Paul
RM of Headingley: Ken Drysdale phoned last week, no one has returned the call yet
RM of Macdonald
RM of Ritchot
RM of Rockwood
RM of Rosser
RM of Springfield
RM of St. Andrews: Withdrawn from the WMR
RM of St. Clements: Ken Drysdale confirmed to present at RM St. Clements Council, August 26, 2025 @ 2:15 pm....Please attend if you can...the more people there the more impact the presentation will have: 1043 Kittson Road, Box 2 Grp 35 RR1, East Selkirk MB R0E 0M0
RM of St. François Xavier
RM of Taché
RM of West St. Paul: Withdrawn from the WMR
We need to find a venue for in-person meetings, can anyone help, I believe it should be in Winnipeg, at some meeting type venue. We need to start having "Voluteer"meetings. Bill 4 has now passed and become law in Manitoba, Now is the time that we have to get active and press our municipalities to immediately issue their intentions to withdraw from the WMR.
MST Community Supper – August 6 | Let’s Gather Before the Long Pause!
Before we head into a busy fall, we have one more chance to come together, share a meal, and strengthen our community bonds. You’re invited to the next Manitoba Stronger Together Community Supper!
🗓 Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2025🕕 Time: 6:00 PM📍 Location: 368 - 6th Street South, Stonewall, Manitoba🏡 At the home of Karen & Anthony Madden🥘 POTLUCK STYLE – Bring a dish to share!
There are no speeches and no agenda — just great food, real conversations, and the joy of gathering with like-minded citizens who care deeply about the future of Manitoba. This is our final in-person supper before we break until November, so let’s make it count!
Come to connect. Come to recharge. Come to remember why we’re Stronger Together.
🎟️ Planning to attend? Leave a quick note in the MST chat or reply to this email so we can keep track of numbers.
We can’t wait to see you there — let’s fill the evening with warmth, laughter, and purpose.
In unity,The Manitoba Stronger Together Team
Zoom Call Video from Last week, now on our site (1 Min)
Current Bills in the Legislature: David https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html (5 Min)
Upcoming Zoom Guests:
August 5, 2025: TBA
October 21, 2025: Susan Crockford "The Polar Bear Catastrophe That Never Happened"
This Weeks News (5 Min)
#1 News of Week
A NIGHTMARE UNLEASHED: Dr. Bhakdi Says mRNA Shots Have ‘Destroyed the Brains’ of Billions - lionessofjudah.substack.com By Frank Bergman July 14, 2025 A world-renowned microbiologist has issued a chilling warning over the unprecedented damage that Covid mRNA “vaccines” have caused to the brains of people who received the injections. Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi is sounding the alarm over the long-term damage he’s uncovered in the mRNA-vaccinated. Bhakdi warns that the problem is so severe that there are ... |
Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi is sounding the alarm over the long-term damage he’s uncovered in the mRNA-vaccinated. Bhakdi warns that the problem is so severe that there are “billions of people” whose brains have been “destroyed” by the Covid shots. The award-winning former professor of microbiology argues that people have been permanently “altered” by the experimental injections. ThemRNA vaccines cause the destruction of brain cells, Dr. Bhakdi warns. Rumble video included.
#2 News of Week
An Ontario school board has reversed its decision to suspend a parent serving on a local high school council because of remarks she made about land acknowledgments.
Catherine Kronas was suspended from her position on the Ancaster High Secondary School council after she requested her “respectful objection” to land acknowledgements be recorded at an April 9 school council meeting, according to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF).
In her reasoning for the objection, Kronas had said that having a land acknowledgment during school council meetings “undermines the democratic process and constitutes a form of compelled speech,” saying there was no existing school board policy mandating its inclusion.
#3 News of Week
The House of Representatives has officially passed the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, a sweeping bill designed to block the Federal Reserve from issuing or testing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) without explicit congressional approval. The move signals strong Republican resistance to what they view as a potential tool for state surveillance.
A CBDC is a digital form of a country’s national currency, issued and backed directly by its central bank. Unlike cryptocurrencies,CBDCs are centralized and controlled by the government. They are designed to function like cash but in digital form — with potential for programmability, surveillance, and tighter monetary control. In Canada one doesn't have to look far, only to remember the Trucker Convoy protest and what the government did for freezing bank accounts.
Featured Guest: Gregory Wrightstone, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition; Breaking the Climate Narrative: CO2 Is Not the Enemy (45 Minutes)
Member Discussion (3)
THIS WEEKS READ
This Week’s Read
White Papers and various other studies on Climate science available on the C02 Coalition Website.
Climate Facts:
Please join on time, we start and finish on time.
Usually I am in the chat ten minutes before the start of the meeting!
Information for First Timers!
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