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Why Does the MSM Ignore Al Gore’s ‘Global Warming’ Million$?
Big Journalism ^ | Feb 14th 2010 | Kyle-Anne Shiver

Posted on 02/14/2010 11:37:59 PM PST by kingattax

In yet another case of willful blindness, our formerly august mainstream media all but ignores Al Gore’s global warming millions.

Their secular saint, Prophet Al, has become a very rich man off his global warming “science.” Yet, whenever he is interviewed by those virtuous paragons among the media elite, you’ll hear nary a peep on the fact that Prophet Al stands to become the “World’s First Carbon Billionaire,” if and when governments – especially ours – enact the cap and trade legislation, of which Mr. Gore is the most vociferous proponent.

The lying hypocrisy of it is just too much for an honest person to bear

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KEYWORDS: algore; climate; climategate; globalwarming; gore
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To: The Cajun

Meh, I tink we gonna see de fross down here maybe till de number two week of March. Don’ plant no tomatoes early like de las few years, cause de fross gonna burn dat fo sho dis year. You can’t even walk in de garden now witout hipboot de groun she so wet, so how you gonna till dat. Me, I gonna wait till the two week of March and see if it dry enough to work the ground, then I plant first week April, dat is Atchafalaya’s garden forecast.
My big problem is a doe and her two yearlings that have found/discovered my garden. They destroyed/consumed my okra, I was fortunate that they missed my tomato crop last year. They don’t like banana peppers or tabasco’s, but okra is apparently honey. I hope someone’s capped them this past hunting season. I live in a subdivision so I just can’t blast away at 3AM.


21 posted on 02/15/2010 11:51:24 PM PST by Atchafalaya (Atchafalaya Basin; when you're there , thats the best)
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To: Atchafalaya
My big problem is a doe and her two yearlings that have found/discovered my garden.

I live in a rural area (Thank the Lord)and keeping the outside cats fed is a problem. At night we have opossums, raccoons, skunks and deer scarfing down on the cat chow. My wife buys 3 bags of cat chow a week and the 3 cats probably account for just one bag.
Can't wait for dry warmer weather, haven't been able to play with the tractor for a couple of months now (Second childhood thing I guess, when you're young a toy tractor will do, when you're old you need a big diesel or they lock you up ;^).

22 posted on 02/16/2010 12:20:43 AM PST by The Cajun (Mind numbed robot , ditto-head, Hannitized, Levinite)
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To: The Cajun

Another front just came through as I type, and looking at the 30’s till Thurs. Bye Al.


23 posted on 02/21/2010 10:26:34 PM PST by Atchafalaya (Atchafalaya Basin; when you're there , thats the best)
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To: The Cajun

Feed the cats indoors...let them get hungry and they will get clingy/meowie...let them in to feed/scarf and then put them back out. No joy for the rest of the critters. Do not give them directions to my house.
A


24 posted on 02/21/2010 10:32:21 PM PST by Atchafalaya (Atchafalaya Basin; when you're there , thats the best)
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