Al Gore might sound a little bit more believable if he didn't jetset
around the world in .... not just one.....but TWO private jets that
have EXTREMELY high fuel burns per hour - (compared to other corporate
jets of similar size). Not only did he buy a couple of jets that are
notorious for being fuel hogs, he also built a few mega mansions that
were very energy-in-efficient. Don't you think if Al really believed
this stuff he would practice what he preached? Once he started
getting criticized for this matter, he converted his houses into
extremely energy efficient designs. Guess he didn't want to
jeapordize his empire of wealth obtained from scaring the world about
how half of Florida will be under water. Let's not forget about his
subliminal messages of nuclear bombs going off in his movie An
Incovenient Truth! see this link for a picture.....

http://media.photobucket.com/image/b...g/gorenuke.jpg


This whole mess sounds about as believable as when the Greeks claimed
that a giant named "Atlas" was holding up the earth on his shoulders.
Back when the greeks were the cutting edge of science and theory, that
seemed like a reasonable thing. Earthquakes? Atlas was moving around
and it caused the ground to shake. One day, scientists will look back
at this era and laugh. Some scientists believe our earth is soooooo
incredibly huge that the polluntants we put in the atmosphere are like
a grain of sand on a large beach. So small you can't even find it if
you look hard. But a theory like that wont sell tickets, popcorn and
a 25 dollar pack of junior mints at your local movie theatre.


Ever been to L.A.? Doesn't all that smog look terrible? You may not
know this, That smog has been there since well before planes, trains
and automobiles. That's why the native indians (the Chumash tribe)
hundreds of years ago named it "The Valley of Smoke". It was smoggy
back then and it is smoggy today.


Hey by the way - What ever happened to that "hole in the ozone" did
they ever get that thing patched up ok?