[neverdem]

Scare of the Century

[rockabyebaby]

Hey Al, shut your cotton pickin' mouth and global warming will go away, oh yeah, tell teddy hiccup, boxer, pelosi, feinstein, etc. to shut their mouths and the "warming" problem will be solved.......tooooooooooo much hot air isn't good for the environment............

[tdewey10]

He is serial!

[gedeon3]

'...despite evidence '

What evidence?

[Thombo2]

Gore:"I've been telling this story for a long time,and i feel as if i've failed to get the message across."No kiddin?If it's any consolation Al,at least the msm buys it.

[Argus]

Mr. Gore said he was convinced that Americans would move on the issue, not just because of his documentary

Oh Al, no need to be so modest. If Earth gets saved, we'll know who's responsible. It's all you, baby.

[whd23]

"I'm totally serial!"

[ZGuy]

"the illustrated climate lecture he has given more than 1,000 times "

Yet since Al Gore was offered the opportunity to facilitate serious debate on the underlying science of global climate change, 4 months and a half have elapsed. Despite milking lucrative speaking engagements and book deals with his global warming schtick he declines any such debate.

[denydenydeny]

the Supreme Court vote that denied Mr. Gore a chance to win the 2000 presidential election.

Sorry, I stopped reading right there. Was the article interesting?

[Enchante]

"In 1941 it was impossible for us to build 1,000 airplanes. In 1942 it was easy. As this pattern becomes ever more clear, there will be a rising public demand for action."

WRONG AGAIN, Al!! Can't you take the trouble to get anything right? We built 1209 military aircraft in 1940 and 8723 in 1941!! While the general point is correct that we vastly upped production in 1942 as we focused the nation's efforts on winning WWII, it is disturbing that the former VP of the USA can't get his facts straight even on such an elementary point that he makes a central example for his argument. What a TURKEY.

As usual, Algore can't bother to get even the most elementary facts straight. This aside of his about aircraft production is totally off -- though his point about how vastly we could increase aircraft production is still correct, it is another annoying example of how he just doesn't do his homework on ANYTHING: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_aircraft_production_during_World_War_II

[digger48]

And the scene has nothing to do with the Supreme Court vote that denied Mr. Gore a chance to win steal the 2000 presidential election.

[DeweyCA]

An Inconvenient Truth: Al Gore is a nut job, and Dems will say and do anything to regain power.

[leadhead]

He shoulda called it "A Convenient Lie"

[R.W.Ratikal]

Anytime a political party is in serious decline, people like Gore grab leadership positions.

Remember, Hitler became leader of the German National Socialist Worker's Party when it had only seven members and 22 pfennies in the treasury.

[sphinx]

I'll be inclined to take Al seriously about global warming as soon as he comes out for crash development of nuclear power. His position at the moment, as I understand it, is that global warming threatens the end of the human race but that the Yucca Mountain repository is too dangerous to build.

[heights]

[A. Pole]

Michael Crichton Is Right!

[Rembrandt]

I got my new passport today and it expires in 2016. I'm lucky I guess because Algore says that since we'uns didn't buy into the Kyoto BS, our world is going to end in ten years (i.e., 2016). So, I'm lucky, I didn't buy any passport years that won't be used, thanks Algore. Please run again.

[libsrscum]

algore is an inconvenient idiot

[hinckley buzzard]

The question now is whether the documentary, with the potential to reach millions of people instead of a roomful of listeners at a time, can do the job.

The answer is No. At best, this will come across as just one more disaster movie, and people are desensitized to them. I expect this "movie" to flop fast.

[airborne]

Hey, Al! What's the size of your carbon footprint?