Greta Thunberg’s Laughter At Own Followers Proves Her Performative Self-Righteousness Was Never Sincere

Wait long enough, and a skeet will always – always – betray what they really are. For Greta Thunberg, it came six and a half minutes into a documentary that was meant to be about further canonising her ‘martyrdom’ for whatever cause she’s into this week:

Hubertus Koch aka HubiKoch is a German self-appointed documentary maker fixated on fashionable leftie causes that add little to the narrative except to regurgitate the same old trope – which, to be fair, is exact what his target audiences want. When you’re preaching to the converted, the one thing you mustn’t do is go off message.

Which is what made his latest piece, ‘From Tanks To the Climate Crisis – How Activism is Criminalised’, such a spectacular backfire. He started by saying how symbolic it was that he was interviewing Greta on a Friday in Berlin, where local school children still hold the Friday ‘climate change’ strikes religiously.

Greta’s response four seconds later?

She only stops laughing ten seconds later to ask rhetorically in perfect English:

‘Really? They still do that?’ – before cracking up with laughter again.

Eventually she stops laughing long enough to say to the cameraman to cut the scene, making a cutting gesture to her throat, realising just how much damage footage like this would do to her reputation amongst her apologists.

Jazz-Hands readers will not be in the least surprised at any of this. As our exposure of posh brat Tolmeia Gregory back in 2019 showed – along with her dad’s laughable attempts to censor us for showing up his little poopsikins for the hypocritical spoilt skeet she was – 

Hopefully this will now be an end to this insufferable little shit’s career and the appalling damage she has done to any sort of mature discussion on the environment. The real worry – as seen by the (latest) hijacking of numerous Green parties by left-wing antisemites – is whether the damage she’s done to a very important issue for our planet will prove irrepairable … until it is too late.