James Woods is an absolute beauty!
He sees the world as you and I do…..and then he says it on Twitter and millions of people see it!
Good job out of you Mr. Woods!
He was at it again this week, and his target was the “Do As I Say, Not As I Do” liberals who always want to lecture the rest of us.
Case in point?
Michael Bloomberg.
Take a look at this perfect Tweet from Woods:
Yeah, this is the same guy who is always lecturing us about "Climate Change".
Why don't YOU fly commercial Mike?
That would be a whole lot less "carbon footprint"......if you believe in the sort of thing as a "carbon footprint".
Here he is up on his high horse:
Our friends over at the Western Journal had a great summary:
It’s a new year, and a new Twitter post from actor James Woods is getting attention for taking decisive aim at the establishment media.
His powerful New Year’s Eve tweet was also a twofer, hitting at media mogul and potential 2020 candidate Michael Bloomberg.
And the picture said it all — Bloomberg alighting from a private jet, an experience few Americans will ever have, but one that’s routine for the billionaire class.
Woods’ point about Bloomberg’s hypocrisy is valid. Virtually every moment during the businessman and former New York City mayor’s appearance on “Meet the Press” on Sunday was spent talking about climate change and energy.
In the meantime, he travels by private jet. Bloomberg and his green energy buddies might make a lot of noise in the media about energy conservation and lowering human impact on the environment, but it’s tough to think of a mode of travel that uses more fuel and is less friendly to the environment.
A 2013 “news analysis” from The New York Times provides a clue as to how much of a carbon footprint air travel creates.
“One round-trip flight from New York to Europe or to San Francisco creates a warming effect equivalent to 2 or 3 tons of carbon dioxide per person. The average American generates about 19 tons of carbon dioxide a year; the average European, 10.
“So if you take five long flights a year, they may well account for three-quarters of the emissions you create.”
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A private jet may differ from a commercial jet, and in the years since the article was published, the numbers may have improved. But there’s no denying Bloomberg’s life choices aren’t exactly as green as the choices climate change activists want to force on the rest of us.
This is far from the first time Woods has launched a knock-out blow against the establishment media. He’s hit at CNN for poor journalism:
He’s also taken on CNN’s Jim Acosta, specifically, for complaining about the media being called the “enemy of the people.” Woods made a point that other have made about the statement being directed at the purveyors of biased or “fake news,” not honest practitioners of the Fourth Estate.
Here are some other recent gems from Woods:
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