Hollywood director Adam McKay, the Oscar-winning filmmaker and major lib behind Anchorman and The Big Short, is backing a provocative new online propaganda series that deploys OnlyFans creators to sell climate fear porn to the young.

Channel 4 reported on its Substack that climate change has a “PR problem.”

Yeah, ok, we need more climate change messaging, it’s not like every heatwave, wildfire or drought is not becoming an advert for climate policies which are dictated by left establishment circles, so that Britain keeps pushing harder on net zero, crippling it’s economy, not building reservoirs, spiralling, hoping this will materially change the global outcome of global emissions, while staying silent on Communist China’s coal binge.

The article relies on an interview with a young woman who slept with 101 men in 24 hours and who plans to do the same with 1,000, adult “content creator” Lily Phillips, a person who is continually rolled out in interviews on mainstream outlets like Channel 4 and the BBC to normalise the commercialisation of sex and pornography.

“We’re all affected by it [climate change],” Phillips tells Channel 4. “I’ve never had a summer like this.”

Headline Newds is also co-founded by filmmaker Jessica Riches, who bills herself the world’s “first and most effective existential crisis comms strategist” specialising “in narrative strategy for “AI risk, climate crisis, and billionaires.”

“Culture drives policy, so we must drive culture,” says Riches on her website, which claims that a technique of narrative transportation brings “psychological defences down, creating a safe container for unsafe feelings, and providing a cognitive distance that allows people to experience complex truths through emotion first.”

Hmmmmmmm.

Director McKay has seemingly left the good days of Ron Burgundy behind for serious dramas and trendy activism. He sent large donations to the lofty, billionaire-backed Just Stop Oil, the group known for disrupting traffic and sporting events in the name of climate change.

Channel 4 said the creators want audiences to “look upwards” towards the “pantomime villains” of the crisis, which it says are billionaires, corporations and industries responsible for a huge proportion of emissions.

Why not explore if left wing movements are deliberately linking pornography to political goals, with the explicit revolutionary aim of demoralising society?

What if the real game here is to completely brainwash and defile a whole generation of young men and women?

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