Gore has something to sell you

Climate change expert poser, Nobel Peace Prize oxymoron winner and 'gay divorcee'  Al Gore is now making the idiotic claim that the climate 'battle' is just like the fight against slavery and apartheid. What a schmuck.

By the way, have you noticed how many Nobel Peace Prize winners did absolutely nothing to promote peace?

It was bad enough that Gore made millions off a movie  about global warming, using fake statistics and general BS to con the public, and that he sold his crappy TV station to Al Jazeera making millions more, he is now likening the "battle" over climate change (which was once called 'global warming' but that wasn't working out too well for the left) to humanity's greatest struggles such as the battles against slavery, apartheid and nuclear proliferation.

He told this to a gaggle of gullible Australians (disclaimer: not all Australians are gullible) Thursday in another BS speech that people actually paid him to deliver.

In a July 13 speech to the EcoCity World Summit in Melbourne . . . EcoCity World Summit in Melbourne, Gore, the world's first carbon billionaire, said that combating global warming was "in the tradition of all the great moral causes that have improved the circumstances of humanity throughout our history."

He said this after deplaning from his private jet and, like Leonardo DiCaprio and Barack Obama, is one of the biggest carbon footprint polluters on the planet.

In a bowel moving speech Gore said, "The abolition of slavery, woman's suffrage and women's rights, the civil rights movement and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, the movement to stop the toxic phase of nuclear arms race and more recently the gay rights movement," leaving no identity political group out that might enrich him even more.

This isn't the first time Gore has fantasized an analogy between climate change and civil rights. Perhaps he's trying to make up for the fact that his father, Albert Gore Sr., voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The Washington Times has an interesting piece on Gore's hypocrisy using the Civil Rights movement as if he owned it.

And of course, the main reason Gore is touring Australia with his climate change charade is because he's having a documentary "An Inconvenient Sequel," the follow-up of his first fake documentary that has been disproven.

Anyone who spends money on that propaganda is being laughed at by Gore all the way to the bank.

Al Gore pondering global warming

Let me be clear: there is evidence of global warming but the United States is already making great efforts to lessen human influence. However, without other nations like China, India and Russia doing their part, the difference is negligible. And moreover, it isn't understood exactly how much human influence is to blame, nor whether humans can reverse the effects.

On a positive note: we have always been able to master the earth's climate with technology. The time it would take for global warming to become a threat, rather than the current lifesaver it is for poor countries, is in the distant future.

For the time being, global warming is a good thing.


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Slob bots leave "Climate March" pigsty

(Photo: Heat Street)

Self-proclaimed environmentalists (LOL) from all over the country got together in Washington D.C. for the "People's Climate March." The ostensible purpose for the march was to urge President Trump to invest in policies to fight climate change.

As if generally the case, the leftists who proclaimed their love for the environment and issues involving climate change, did more to screw up the environment and leave their messes for others to clean up. 

I would wager that most of these liberals are just as slovenly at home, where their mommies pick up after them, as they are in the public, where they don't care who picks up after them. 

When they packed up their gear, hypocrites such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Al "Jazeera" Gore and Richard Branson got into their private jets to head off to their next climate change events,  their combined carbon footprints alone exceeded that of Switzerland.

The slobs at the protest left all their garbage behind, including their food containers, plastic bags and ironic protest signs.

One resident was extremely upset by the "giant piles of signs and trash" and others tweeted photos and comments about it.

Oh, the irony.


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DiCaprio & Trump discuss that "smell in the air" and jobs

Rich and famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio flies around the country in his private fossil fuel burning jet to talk about preserving the environment and the horrors of those who fly in jets burning fossil fuel as they selfishly pollute the air we breathe.

DiCaprio met with the President-elect Donald Trump to discuss his foundation and other issues like those regarding air pollution which don't apply to him and green jobs.

In a statement to the AP, Terry Tamminen, CEO of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation (LDF) confirmed the meeting at Trump Tower after Leonardo flew to New York City from Los Angeles, burning about 5,000 pounds of fuel an hour along the way.

Leonardo gave a presentation to Trump's daughter, Ivanka, and others on the Trump team, discussing how focusing on renewable, clean energy could create millions of jobs, nay, billions, and solve the problem of climate change.

"Today, we presented the President-elect and his advisors with a framework--which LDF developed in consultation with leading voices in the fields of economics and environmentalism--that details how to unleash a major economic revival across the United States that is centered on investiments in sustainable infrastructure," Tamminen said. "Our conversation focused on how to create millions of secure, American jobs in the construction and operation of commercial and residential clean, renewable energy generation."

Trump wanted to know why the Obama administration didn't take up the offer in the 8 years of his "lead from behind" presidency.

DiCaprio, an Oscar-winning actor, is a strong advocate of having others fight climate change and preserve wildlife. His recent documentary, 'Before the Flood," addresses the danger the world faces because of climate change. All the fine actor lacks in his career is a Nobel Prize like Al Gore, another global warming warner who made his own fictional film called "An Inconvenient Truth," based on "creative Gorian principals."

The meeting with the Trump team lasted about 90 minutes, and DiCaprio also gave Trump a copy of the documentary, no charge. Trump reportedly promised to watch it.

Tamminen said Trump was receptive and suggested they burn a few thousand more pounds of jet fuel and meet again next month.

"We look forward to continuing the conversation with the incoming administration as we work to stop the dangerous march of climate change, [which used to be called 'global warming' but that didn't seem to work] while putting millions of people to work at the same time," said Timminen.

"Yeah, yeah, whatever," came a response from someone on the incoming administration team. "How about the dangerous freaking march of ISIS? How about that, eh?"


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