Video on global warming swindle

[Raineyrocks]

It's over an hour long but if your interested in "global warming" you might like it. Darn smiley's erased my post but I hit contol Z, thanks to James! So anyways, big smiley!


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9005566792811497638&q=global%2Bwarming%2Bswindle

[Vitruvian]

I watched this piece a few days ago (I followed a link on Strike the Root).  I would recommend it to anyone and everyone.  "Cooler" heads will prevail.

[Rochelle]

Hah, I just watched this via a link my husband sent me Great minds think alike...or find similar things online
It was quite interesting and nothing that I hadn't already heard. The frustrating thing is that people KNOW it's not true, but no one wants to be the first one to put the breaks on the gravy train.

Just another example of waht happens when government funds things that are none of its business.

[Raineyrocks]

Hah, I just watched this via a link my husband sent me Great minds think alike...or find similar things online
It was quite interesting and nothing that I hadn't already heard. The frustrating thing is that people KNOW it's not true, but no one wants to be the first one to put the breaks on the gravy train.

Just another example of waht happens when government funds things that are none of its business.

Yup, that is so true.  I hear alot of people saying global warming is a bunch of crap but then everything stays the same. If a politician actually said it was crap sheeple would probraly get mad though, don't you think so?

[YixilTesiphon]

This video actually pulled me off the global warming fence.

[Nicholas Gilman]

    Speaking of "global warming", did anyone see the report about how Al Gore worked on that
global warming documentary and it was discovered his electric bill was in excess of 1,000 dollars
per month.   He obviously doesn't buy into it, so I wonder who is promoting his campaign...but
he should be rich since he "invented the net".    I dont buy into global warming, but I do
try to conserve fuel and resources just because I hate waste.

[Raineyrocks]

Yes I saw the report and here's the link and a paragraph in the article saying how much he spends.

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=nation_world&id=5072659

Armed with Gore's utility bills for the last two years, the Tennessee Center for Policy Research charged Monday that the gas and electric bills for the former vice president's 20-room home and pool house devoured nearly 221,000 kilowatt-hours in 2006, more than 20 times the national average of 10,656 kilowatt-hours.

"If this were any other person with $30,000-a-year in utility bills, I wouldn't care," says the Center's 27-year-old president, Drew Johnson. "But he tells other people how to live and he's not following his own rules."

[Puke]

That was fantastic. 
I like to watch things that make sense. It is so amazing that people think that the Earth is a static thing.
Ignorance of science is really becoming a problem in our world.

I also hate that shit with rich countries telling the African nations (and any other poorer nation) that they shouldn't use the same resources that have created our wealth.
This same shit happens with genetically modified vegetables. "GM is the devil!" is their only defense. Forget the fact that GM wheat can (and has) saved hundreds of thousands from starvation.

I found that part very interesting were they talked about the fall of communism (If only it were true!) and how all those socialist tards brought their hate for free enterprise and capitalism with them to the 'west'.
And here we now have luddites every where with their idiotic view of how great it would be without modern things like electricity!
I know I want to live in the middle ages with all the great sewage problems, famine, plagues and all around party time.

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Yeah, hearing about Al Gore's real feelings on the environment as expressed in his electric bill really wasn't surprising.

What you probably haven't heard about is another politician who really went all out making his house environmentally friendly:

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The 4,000-square-foot house is a model of environmental rectitude.

Geothermal heat pumps located in a central closet circulate water through pipes buried 300 feet deep in the ground where the temperature is a constant 67 degrees; the water heats the house in the winter and cools it in the summer. Systems such as the one in this "eco-friendly" dwelling use about 25% of the electricity that traditional heating and cooling systems utilize.

A 25,000-gallon underground cistern collects rainwater gathered from roof runs; wastewater from sinks, toilets and showers goes into underground purifying tanks and is also funneled into the cistern. The water from the cistern is used to irrigate the landscaping surrounding the four-bedroom home. Plants and flowers native to the high prairie area blend the structure into the surrounding ecosystem.

No, this is not the home of some eccentrically wealthy eco-freak trying to shame his fellow citizens into following the pristineness of his self-righteous example. And no, it is not the wilderness retreat of the Sierra Club or the Natural Resources Defense Council, a haven where tree-huggers plot political strategy.

This is President George W. Bush's "Texas White House" outside the small town of Crawford.

http://www.commondreams.org/views01/0429-03.htm

[Raineyrocks]

No, this is not the home of some eccentrically wealthy eco-freak trying to shame his fellow citizens into following the pristineness of his self-righteous example. And no, it is not the wilderness retreat of the Sierra Club or the Natural Resources Defense Council, a haven where tree-huggers plot political strategy.

This is President George W. Bush's "Texas White House" outside the small town of Crawford.

Wow, that's interesting!  I heard somewhere that he purchased alot of land in Paraguay (sp?).  I wonder why, does he know something we don't?  I wonder.

[Puke]

I think doing as much as you can to be more eco-friendly is a good thing.
But getting the damn politicians in on it and making laws is a bad thing.

Bush has a house off the grid because he knew how much he was going to fuck up the economy.   

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Bush has a house off the grid because he knew how much he was going to fuck up the economy.   

He built that while he was governor of Texas, long before he got it in his head to run for President.

[Rochelle]

When we build a house, we're planning on using geothermal heat. It sounds quite nice I'm a little concerned about the maintenence, but it'd be nice to be as off grid as possible.

You know, for my marijuana grow operation

(NOTICE: THAT WAS A JOKE. DO NOT TAKE SERIOUSLY)

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Oh yeah, the video was really good, too.

Now I just have to dig up those facts so I can link back to them, and I've got something to beat global warming religionists over the head with.

[CNHT]

With creeps like Gore it's 'do as I say, not as I do'.

The Global Warming hoax is being used so that the UN can collect a carbon tax from the US.
The UN has wanted to tax us now for a very long time and is constantly scheming with things that might allow them to do so.

This is why I say, get to your town meetings and expose these people.

The anti-pledge people and the global warming people are just the Soros-controled socialists looking to find a way to infiltrate local gov't where in NH it's 90% local control. But as the piece in Foster's said today, the dumb public will sit home and let 100 people raise their taxes at town meeting in a town of 20,000 people because they can't get off their duffs for one night.

These communist scumbags are trying to infiltrate that local control here in NH because they know of the apathy.