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Below is a list of unique Atari 2600 NTSC games that were released in North America between 1977 and 1992. The following are not included: PAL games, contest cartridges, hacks, illegal knockoffs, and repackaged games with different names.
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This page has a table of contents and a game company index to help you find what you are looking for as quickly as possible.
Best Guess
Many games are marked as a best guess. Some guesses are worse than others. Below is a list of the types of guesses that might be on this page.
Best Guess (BG): At least one magazine or newsletter mentioned the month a game was released or supposed to be released or newspaper ads have been found.
Extreme Best Guess (EBG): A vague mention of the release month in a magazine or newsletter.
Super Extreme Best Guess (SEBG): The Video Game Update newsletter only had a review for the game (no release month mentioned), so it's a semi-educated wild guess. The review could have happened the same month the game was released or the review could have been published a month or more later.
Desperate Super Extreme Best Guess (DSEBG): There might be an ad in a magazine to go on if we're lucky. It's a desperate semi-educated wild guess.
Green Check Mark ✔
I signed up for the most expensive subscription option at Newspapers.com in November of 2020 so I could finally look up games for myself. As I find the earliest newspaper ads for a game, I'll add a green check mark for that entry to indicate that the definitive release date has probably been found for that game.
≈ ✔ An almost equal symbol with a green check mark means that the game might have been available in some areas in the previous month. The entry is close enough.
☹ ✔ A sad face with a green check mark means that I couldn't find any useful newspaper ads, but there is enough evidence showing that the entry probably belongs in that month.
✳ A green eight spoked asterisk means that the entry might need to be moved if more information is found, but ads or news items suggest that the entry might be close enough to the correct month.
??? Three orange question marks indicate that I searched the newspapers and couldn't find anything helpful, so a more accurate release date for that game still needs to be found.
3-D Tic-Tac-Toe (June 1980 BG ✔)
Adventure (April 1980 BG ≈ ✔)
Air-Sea Battle (September 1977 BG ✔)
Alpha Beam with Ernie (November 1983 ✔)
Asteroids (August 1981 BG ✔)
Atari Video Cube (May 1983 BG ☹ ✔) [changed to Rubik’s Cube]
Backgammon (October 1979 BG ✔)
Basic Math (September 1977 BG ✔) [changed to Fun With Numbers]
BASIC Programming (April 1980 BG ≈ ✔)
Basketball (September 1978 BG ✔)
Battlezone (August 1983 ✔)
Berzerk (August 1982 ✔)
Big Bird’s Egg Catch (November 1983 ✔)
Blackjack (September 1977 BG ✔)
Bowling (March 1979 BG ✔)
Brain Games (September 1978 BG ✔)
Breakout (September 1978 BG ✔)
Canyon Bomber (March 1979 BG ✔)
Casino (March 1979 BG ✔)
Centipede (March 1983 ✔)
Championship Soccer (Jan/Feb 1981 BG ✔) [changed to Pelé’s Soccer]
Circus Atari (July 1980 BG ✔)
Codebreaker (September 1978 BG ✔)
Combat (August 1977 BG ✔)
Cookie Monster Munch (November 1983 ✔)
Crazy Climber (March 1983 ☹ ✔) [exclusive Atari Club introduction]
Crossbow (May 1988 DSEBG ???)
Crystal Castles (April 1984 ✔)
Dark Chambers (May 1989 BG)
Defender (May/June 1982 ✔)
Demons to Diamonds (July 1982 ✔)
Desert Falcon (fourth quarter of 1987 ???)
Dig Dug (October 1983 ✔)
Dodge ‘Em (September 1980 BG ✔)
Double Dunk (May 1989 BG ???)
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (November/December 1982 ✔)
Flag Capture (September 1978 BG ✔)
Football (March 1979 BG ✔)
Galaxian (June 1983 ✔)
Golf (June 1980 BG ✔)
Gravitar (October 1983 ✔) [exclusive Atari Club introduction]
Gremlins (August 1984 EBG ???)
Hangman (September 1978 BG ✔)
Haunted House (February 1982 ✔)
Home Run (September 1978 BG ✔)
Human Cannonball (March 1979 BG ✔)
Hunt & Score (September 1978 BG ✔) [changed to A Game Of Concentration]
Ikari Warriors (March 1991 DSEBG ???)
Indy 500 (September 1977 BG ✔)
Joust (November 1983 ≈ ✔)
Jr. Pac-Man (October 1986 EBG ???)
Jungle Hunt (July 1983 ≈ ✔)
Kangaroo (July 1983 ≈ ✔)
Krull (October 1983 ≈ ✔)
Mario Bros. (December 1983 BG ✔)
Math Gran Prix (July 1982 ✔)
Maze Craze (September 1980 BG ✔)
Midnight Magic (November 1986 EBG ???)
Millipede (April 1984 ✔)
Miniature Golf (March 1979 BG ✔)
Missile Command (May 1981 BG ≈ ✔)
Moon Patrol (November 1983 ≈ ✔)
MotoRodeo (March 1991 DSEBG ???)
Ms. Pac-Man (February 1983 ✔)
Night Driver (June 1980 BG ✔)
Obelix (??? 1983 ???)
Off The Wall (December 1989 DSEBG ???)
Oscar’s Trash Race (May 1984 BG ✔)
Othello (March 1981 BG ✔)
Outlaw (September 1978 BG ✔)
Pac-Man (March/April 1982 ✔)
Pengo (July 1984 EBG ✔)
Phoenix (February 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Pigs in Space (November 1983 BG ✔)
Pole Position (August 1983 BG ✔)
Quadrun (??? 1983 or 1984 ???) [released before April 30, 1984]
Radar Lock (December 1989 DSEBG ???)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (November 1982 ✔)
RealSports Baseball (October 1982 ✔)
RealSports Boxing (fourth quarter of 1987 ???)
RealSports Football (December 1982 ✔)
RealSports Soccer (June 1983 ≈ ✔)
RealSports Tennis (June 1983 ≈ ✔)
RealSports Volleyball (October 1982 ✔)
Road Runner (December 1989 DSEBG)
Secret Quest (December 1989 DSEBG)
Sentinel (March 1991 DSEBG ???)
Sky Diver (March 1979 BG ✔)
Slot Machine (March 1979 BG ✔)
Slot Racers (September 1978 BG ✔)
Snoopy and the Red Baron (November 1983 BG ✔)
Solaris (November 1986 EBG ???)
Sorcerer’s Apprentice (November 1983 BG ✔)
Space Invaders (March 1980 BG ✔)
Space War (September 1978 BG ✔)
Sprintmaster (??? 1988 ???)
Star Raiders (September 1982 ✔)
Star Ship (September 1977 BG ✔)
Stargate (August 1984 EBG ✔) [changed to Defender II]
Street Racer (September 1977 BG ✔)
Super Baseball (August 1988 DSEBG ???)
Super Breakout (January 1982 ✔)
Super Football (December 1988 BG ???)
Superman (September/October 1979 BG ✔)
Surround (September 1977 BG ✔)
SwordQuest EarthWorld (October 1982 ✔)
SwordQuest FireWorld (February 1983) ✔)
SwordQuest WaterWorld (October 1983 ☹ ✔)
Taz (April 1984 ✔)
Track & Field (June 1986 EBG ???)
Vanguard (December 1982 ✔)
Video Checkers (September 1980 BG ✔)
Video Chess (November 1979 BG ✔)
Video Olympics (September 1977 BG ✔)
Video Pinball (March 1981 BG ✔)
Warlords (June 1981 BG ✔)
Xenophobe (March 1991 DSEBG ???)
Yars’ Revenge (May 1982 ✔)
Pete Rose Baseball (December 1988 BG ???)
Skate Boardin’ (January 1988 BG ???)
Title Match Pro Wrestling (October 1987 BG ???)
Tomcat: The F-14 Flight Simulator (December 1988 BG ???)
Barnstorming (March 1982 ✔)
Beamrider (June 1984 BG ✔)
Boxing (August 1980 BG ✔)
Bridge (December 1980 BG ✔)
Checkers (August 1980 BG ✔)
Chopper Command (June 1982 ✔)
Commando (June 1988 BG ???)
Cosmic Commuter (October 1985 DSEBG ???)
Crackpots (August 1983 ✔)
Decathlon, The Activision (August 1983 ✔)
Dolphin (April 1983 ✔)
Double Dragon (October 1989 DSEBG ???)
Dragster (August 1980 BG ✔)
Enduro (May 1983 ✔)
Fishing Derby (August 1980 BG ✔)
Freeway (July 1981 BG ✔)
Frostbite (October 1983 ✔)
Ghostbusters (October 1985 BG ✔)
Grand Prix (March 1982 ✔)
H.E.R.O. (April 1984 BG ✔)
Ice Hockey (December 1981 BG ✔)
Kaboom! (July 1981 BG ✔)
Keystone Kapers (April 1983 ✔)
Kung-Fu Master (September 1987 BG ???)
Laser Blast (March 1981 BG ✔)
Megamania (Late September/October 1982 ✔)
Oink! (April 1983 ≈ ✔)
Pitfall! (September 1982 ✔)
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (February 1984 BG ✔)
Plaque Attack (June 1983 ✔)
Pressure Cooker (November 1983 BG ✔)
Private Eye (February 1984 BG ✔)
Rampage (May 1989 BG ???)
River Raid (December 1982 ✔)
River Raid II (November 1988 BG ???)
Robot Tank (July 1983 BG ✔)
Seaquest (February 1983 ✔)
Skiing (December 1980 BG ✔)
Sky Jinks (November 1982 BG ✔)
Space Shuttle - A Journey Into Space (December 1983 ✔)
Spider Fighter (January 1983 ✔)
Stampede (December 1981 BG ✔)
Starmaster (June 1982 ✔)
Tennis (March 1981 BG ✔)
Tax Avoiders (December 1986 DSEBG ???)
Mogul Maniac (August 1983 BG ✔)
Gauntlet (??? 1983 ???) [mail order only]
Malagai (??? 1983 ???)
Final Approach (October 1982 BG ✔)
Guardian (November 1982 EBG) [Company went bankrupt, so the release date might be December.]
Infiltrate (September 1982 BG ✔)
Lost Luggage (June 1982 BG ✔)
Racquetball (June 1982 BG ✔)
Shark Attack (July 1982 BG ✔) [formerly titled Lochjaw (released in June 1982)]
Skeet Shoot (December 1981 BG ✔)
Space Cavern (May 1982 BG ✔)
Spacechase (February 1982 BG ✔)
Wabbit (October 1982 BG ✔)
Death Trap (July 1983 BG ???)
London Blitz (June 1983 BG ???)
Out Of Control (March 1984 BG ???)
Shuttle Orbiter (March 1984 BG ???)
Wall Ball (June 1983 BG ???)
Assault (??? 1983 ???) [available by autumn of 1983]
Great Escape (??? 1983 ???) [available by autumn of 1983]
Wall-Defender (??? 1983 ???) [available by autumn of 1983]
Z-Tack (??? 1983) [available by autumn of 1983]
Blueprint (July 1983 BG ✔)
Gorf (December 1982 BG ✔)
Mountain King (November 1983 BG ✔)
Omega Race (November 1983 BG ✔)
Solar Fox (July 1983 BG ✔)
Tunnel Runner (November 1983 BG ✔)
Wizard of Wor (December 1982 BG ✔)
Berenstain Bears For Kid Vid Voice Module (March 1984 BG ???)
Carnival (November 1982 BG ✔)
Donkey Kong (July/August 1982 BG ✔)
Donkey Kong Junior (October 1983 BG ✔)
Front Line (April 1984 BG ≈ ✔)
Mouse Trap (October 1982 BG ✔)
Mr. Do! (September 1983 BG ✔)
Roc’N Rope (July 1984 EBG ???)
Smurf: Rescue In Gargamel’s Castle (April 1983 ≈ ✔)
Smurfs Save the Day With Kid Vid Voice Module (November 1983 BG ✔)
Time Pilot (November 1983 BG ✔)
Venture (September 1982 BG ✔)
Zaxxon (April 1983 ≈ ✔)
Cakewalk (June 1983 SEBG ???)
Cosmic Swarm (May 1982 BG ✔)
MagiCard [Removed from the market in 1982 and brought back in 1984 for a limited time.]
Mines of Minos (November 1982 BG ✔)
Room of Doom (September 1982 BG ≈ ✔)
Stronghold (July 1983 BG ???)
Video Life (June 1984 SEBG) [Only available to owners of Magicard.]
GameLine (September 1983 ≈ ✔)
Airlock (October 1982 BG ✔)
Bermuda Triangle (March 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Bugs (October 1982 BG ✔)
Encounter at L-5 (October 1982 BG ✔)
Frankenstein's Monster (April 1983 BG ☹ ✔)
Journey Escape (January 1983 BG ✔)
Sssnake (October 1982 BG ✔)
Warplock (October 1982 BG ✔)
DSD/Camelot (Johnson & Johnson)
Tooth Protectors (August 1983 ✔) [mail order only]
California Games (June 1988 BG ???)
Summer Games (November 1987 BG ✔)
Winter Games (November 1987 BG ✔)
Video Jogger (??? 1983 ???) [included with Foot Craz Activity Pad]
Video Reflex (??? 1983 ???) [included with Foot Craz Activity Pad]
Boing! (November 1983 EBG ???)
Alien (December 1982 BG ✔)
Bank Heist (July 1983 BG ✔)
Beany Bopper (October 1982 BG ✔)
Crash Dive (September 1983 BG ???)
Crypts Of Chaos (February 1983 ✔)
Deadly Duck (October 1982 BG ✔)
The Earth Dies Screaming (July 1983 BG ✔)
Fantastic Voyage (December 1982 BG ✔)
Fast Eddie (October 1982 BG ✔)
Flash Gordon (March 1983 BG ✔)
M*A*S*H (April 1983 BG ✔)
Mega Force (December 1982 BG ✔)
Porky’s (July 1983 BG ✔)
Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes (March 1983 BG ✔)
Spacemaster X-7 (July 1983 BG ✔)
Turmoil (November 1982 BG ✔)
Worm War I (October 1982 BG ✔)
Gamma-Attack (January 1983 SEBG ☹ ✔)
Atlantis (July 1982 ✔)
Cosmic Ark (July 1982 BG ✔)
Demon Attack (April 1982 BG ✔)
Dragonfire (December 1982 BG ✔)
Fathom (August 1983 ✔)
Fire Fighter (August 1982 ✔)
Laser Gates (November 1983 BG ✔)
Moonsweeper (August 1983 BG ✔)
No Escape! (April 1983 BG ✔)
Quick Step (November 1983 BG ≈ ✔) [working title was Hop To It]
Riddle of the Sphinx (August 1982 ✔)
Shootin’ Gallery (April 1983 BG ✔)
Solar Storm (June 1983 ✔)
Star Voyager (April 1982 BG ✔)
Subterranea (December 1983 BG ???) [working title was Tarantula]
Trick Shot (April 1982 BG ✔)
Red Sea Crossing (October 1983 SEBG ???)
Marine Wars (??? 1983 ???)
Pooyan (??? 1983 ???)
Strategy X (??? 1983 ???)
Adventures of Tron (February 1983 ✔)
Air Raiders (February 1983 ✔)
Armor Ambush (September 1982 BG ✔)
Astroblast (August 1982 BG ✔)
Bump ’n’ Jump (December 1983 BG ✔)
BurgerTime (July 1983 BG ✔)
Dark Cavern (November 1982 BG ✔)
Frogs and Flies (October 1982 BG ✔)
International Soccer (December 1982 BG ✔)
Kool-Aid Man (July 1983 BG ✔)
Lock 'N' Chase (September 1982 BG ✔)
Masters of the Universe The Power of He-Man (December 1983 BG ✔)
Space Attack (August 1982 BG ✔)
Star Strike (June 1983 BG ✔)
Super Challenge Baseball (August 1982 BG ✔)
Super Challenge Football (August 1982 BG ✔)
Tron Deadly Discs (January 1983 BG ✔)
Air Raid (??? 1982 ???)
Spitfire Attack (October 1983 BG ✔)
Survival Run (October 1983 BG ✔)
Bachelor Party (November 1982 BG ✔) [Bachelorette Party (??? 1983 ???) gender-reversed version.]
Beat'Em & Eat'Em (November 1982 BG ✔) [Philly Flasher (??? 1983 ???) gender-reversed version.]
Burning Desire/Jungle Fever [gender-reversed version] (??? 1983 ???)
Custer’s Revenge (November 1982 BG ✔)
Gigolo/Cathouse Blues [gender-reversed version] (??? 1983 ???)
Knight On The Town/Lady in Wading [gender-reversed version] (??? 1983 ???)
Fire Fly (October 1983 EBG ✔)
Sorcerer (October 1983 EBG ✔)
Star Fox (October 1983 EBG ✔)
Dice Puzzle (??? 1983 ???)
Exocet (??? 1983 ???)
Harbor Escape [Hack of River Raid. Already counted under Activision.]
Scuba Diver (??? 1983 ???)
Seahawk (??? 1983 ???)
Space Canyon [Hack of Space Cavern. Already counted under Apollo.]
Stuntman (??? 1983 ???)
Tank Brigade [Hack of Tanks But No Tanks. Already counted under Zimag.]
Amidar (November 1982 BG ✔)
Frogger (Late July/August 1982 BG ✔)
Frogger II ThreeeDeep! (September 1984 BG ✔)
G.I. Joe: Cobra Strike (March 1983 ✔)
Gyruss (July 1984 EBG ✔)
James Bond 007 (May 1984 BG ≈ ✔)
Montezuma’s Revenge (September 1984 BG ✔)
Mr. Do!’s Castle (November 1984 EBG ✔)
Popeye (October 1983 BG ✔)
Q*bert (July 1983 ✔)
Q*Bert’s Qubes (May 1985 DSEBG ✔ ???)
Reactor (February 1983 BG)
Sky Skipper (April 1983 ✔)
Spider-Man (December 1982 BG ≈ ✔)
Star Wars: The Arcade Game (June 1984 EBG ✔)
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (July 1982 BG ✔)
Star Wars: Jedi Arena (February 1983 ✔)
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – Death Star Battle (September 1983 BG ✔)
Strawberry Shortcake Musical Match-Ups (April 1983 BG ✔)
Super Cobra (October 1983 BG ✔)
Tutankham (June 1983 BG ✔)
Birthday Mania (December 1984 DSEBG ✔)
Steeplechase (March 1981 BG ✔)
Stellar Track (March 1981 BG ✔)
Submarine Commander (September 1982 BG ✔)
Super Breakout (October 1981 BG ✔) [Already counted under Atari.]
Arcade Golf = Miniature Golf
Arcade Pinball = Video Pinball
Baseball = Home Run
Breakaway IV = Breakout
Cannon Man = Human Cannonball
Capture = Flag Capture
Chase = Surround
Checkers = Video Checkers
Circus = Circus Atari
Dare Diver = Sky Diver
Dodger Cars = Dodge ‘Em
Gunslinger = Outlaw
Math = Basic Math [changed to Fun With Numbers]
Maze = Slot Racers
Maze Mania = Maze Craze
Memory Match = Hunt & Score [changed to A Game Of Concentration]
Outer Space = Star Ship
Poker Plus = Casino
Pong Sports = Video Olympics
Race = Indy 500
Slots = Slot Machine
Soccer = Championship Soccer [changed to Pelé’s Soccer]
Space Combat = Space War
Speedway II = Street Racer
Spelling = Hangman
Tank Plus = Combat
Target Fun = Air-Sea Battle
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom (November 1983 BG ✔)
Congo Bongo (November 1983 BG ✔)
Spy Hunter (Nov 1984 EBG ✔)
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator (October 1983 BG ✔)
Sub-Scan (April 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Tac-Scan (April 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Tapper (September 1984 BG ✔)
Thunderground (September 1983 BG ✔)
Up ‘n Down (Nov 1984 EBG ???)
Glib (October 1983 SEBG ???)
Eli’s Ladder (August 1984 DSEBG ???)
Extra Terrestrials (??? 1984 ???)
The Music Machine (November 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Bumper Bash (??? 1983 ???)
The Challenge of Nexar (October 1982 BG ✔)
Chase The Chuck Wagon (October 1983 BG ✔) [mail order only from Ralston Purina]
China Syndrome (December 1982 BG ≈ ✔)
Cross Force (October 1982 BG ✔)
Gangster Alley (July 1982 BG ✔)
Gas Hog (??? 1984 ???)
Mangia’ (??? 1983 ???)
Master Builder (??? 1983 ???)
Planet Patrol (July 1982 BG ✔)
Tapeworm (October 1982 BG ✔)
Communist Mutants From Space (September 1982 BG ✔)
Dragonstomper (December 1982 BG ✔)
Escape From the Mindmaster (December 1982 BG ✔)
Fireball (September 1982 BG ✔)
Frogger, The Official (October 1983 BG ???)
Killer Satellites (March 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Party Mix (October 1983 BG ???)
Phaser Patrol (September 1982 BG ✔)
Rabbit Transit (September 1983 BG ???)
Suicide Mission (September 1982 BG ✔)
Survival Island (November 1983 BG ???)
Sword of Saros (November 1983 BG ???)
Quest for Quintana Roo (??? 1984 ???)
Glacier Patrol (October 1989 DSEBG ???) [purchased from Sunrise Software]
Universal Chaos (??? 1989 ???)
CocoNuts (November 1982 BG ✔)
Cosmic Creeps (December 1982 BG ✔)
Demolition Herby (May 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Fast Food (November 1982 BG ✔)
Ram It (May 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Stargunner (May 1983 BG ≈ ✔)
Espial (April 1984 BG ???)
Jawbreaker (October 1982 BG ✔)
King Kong (August 1982 BG ✔)
Marauder (December 1982 BG ≈ ✔)
Miner 2049er (May 1983 BG ✔)
Miner 2049er Volume II (April 1984 DSEBG ???)
Polaris (April 1983 BG ✔)
River Patrol (May 1984 BG ???)
Springer (October 1983 BG ???)
Threshold (September 1982 BG ✔)
BMX Air Master (October 1989 DSEBG ???) [rereleased by Atari]
Commando Raid (October 1982 BG ✔)
Eggomania (January 1983 BG ???)
Entombed (March 1983 BG ???)
Gopher (January 1983 BG ???)
M.A.D. (January 1983 BG ???)
Name This Game (January 1983 BG ???)
Picnic (January 1983 BG ???)
Piece O’ Cake (March 1983 BG ???)
Raft Rider (March 1983 BG ???)
Sneak'n Peek (August 1982 BG ✔)
Space Jockey (January 1982, then April 1982 BG ✔)
Squeeze Box (January 1983 BG ???)
Towering Inferno (October 1982 BG ✔)
Word Zapper (August 1982 BG ✔)
Condor Attack (October 1982 BG ✔)
Karate (October 1982 BG ???)
X-Man (??? 1983 ???)
Rescue Terra I (December 1982 ✔)
Halloween (March 1983 ✔)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (March 1983 ✔)
Artillery Duel (November 1983 BG ✔)
Chuck Norris Superkicks (November 1983 BG ✔)
Ghost Manor (September 1983 BG ✔)
Motocross Racer (October 1984 DSEBG ✔)
Robin Hood (March 1984 DSEBG ✔)
Sir Lancelot (March 1984 DSEBG ✔)
Spike’s Peak (September 1983 BG ✔)
Tomarc The Barbarian (??? 1984 ???)
Challenge [Converted from PAL to NTSC and sold in Canada by Zellers. Barely worth mentioning. (More about Zellers.)]
Time Warp [Converted from PAL to NTSC and sold in Canada by Zellers. Barely worth mentioning. (More about Zellers.)]
Cosmic Corridor (April 1983 BG ✳)
Dishaster (April 1983 BG ✳)
I Want My Mommy (April 1983 BG ✳)
Tanks But No Tanks (April 1983 BG ✳)
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Negative ions are good for us. You might want to avoid positive ion generators and ozone generators. A plain old air cleaner is better than nothing, but one that produces negative ions makes the air in a room fresher and easier for me to breathe. It also helps to brighten my mood.
Never litter. Toss it in the trash or take it home. Do not throw it on the ground. Also remember that good people clean up after themselves at home, out in public, at a campsite and so on. Leave it better than you found it.
Climate Change Cash Grab = Bad
Seems like more people than ever finally care about water, land, and air pollution, but the climate change cash grab scam is designed to put more of your money into the bank accounts of greedy politicians. Those power-hungry schemers try to trick us with bad data and lies about overpopulation while pretending to be caring do-gooders. Trying to eliminate pollution is a good thing, but the carbon footprint of the average law-abiding human right now is actually making the planet greener instead of killing it.
Eliminating farms and ranches, eating bugs, getting locked down in 15-minute cities, owning nothing, using digital currency (with expiration dates) that is tied to your social credit score, and paying higher taxes will not make things better and “save the Earth.” All that stuff is part of an agenda that has nothing to do with making the world a better place for the average person. It's all about control, depopulation, and making things better for the ultra-rich. They just want enough peasants left alive to keep things running smoothly.
Watch these two videos for more information:
Charlie Robinson had some good advice about waking up normies (see the link to the video below). He said instead of verbally unloading or being nasty or acting like a bully, ask the person a question. Being nice and asking a question will help the person actually think about the subject.
Interesting videos:
Charlie Robinson Talks About the Best Way to Wake Up Normies
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