by Kerry Thomas
October 16, 2007
Environmental activist Algore was awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize this year, for his activism and officially discredited propaganda movie
on global warming. It’s just further proof (as if any
were needed) that the Nobel people have succumbed to political correctness, and
are just another left wing group of professional propagandists.
Joseph
Goebbels, the Nazi Minister of Propaganda, would be proud.
According to Algore, “We face a planetary emergency.” Funny, but I don’t recall Algore saying
anything about global warming while he was Vice-President for 8 years. I guess he was too busy inventing the
internet.
Why is it that these environmental crises only happen during
Republican administrations?
Remember the furor over acid rain during the Reagan
administration? Or renowned scientist
Ted Danson’s admonishment in 1988 that the oceans would be dead in 10
years? Remember how aerosol spray was
going to kill us? Or Alar on
apples? The list of environmentalist
schemes and scare tactics goes on and on.
According to Algore, scientists “all” agree that global
warming is a reality. Sure they all
agree. Just like they all agreed about
the April
28, 1975 article in Newsweek by Peter
Gwynne, warning us all about global cooling and the coming ice age.
Once politicians get involved, you can bet they’ll find some
excuse to throw your money at the problem, even though they can’t fix the
perceived environmental problem.
Meanwhile, the gullible masses get fired up about the
“problem.” They go all over the
country, giving speeches, holding fundraisers, putting on concerts, anything to
raise money to solve the “problem.”
After a few years, most people lose interest in the “problem” and the
fundraising dries up. So it’s time to
invent a new environmental “problem” and start the process all over again.
Yes, the environment is going through a change. But it’s always in a constant state of
change. There have been periods in recent history when parts of the country
were going trough severe drought, just as they are now. There have been periods
of record rain and snowfall. We’ve seen
temperature extremes, numerous hurricanes, winds, gray skies, and on and on.
The world’s environment is constantly changing, and the
changes aren’t always good for humans.
If we could somehow get all of humanity to do something, we night have
it within our minute power to effect a minor change. But the simple actions of a handful of Americans isn’t going to
have any significant impact one way or another.
To trust politicians to be able to change the environment
would be a good joke, if it wasn’t such an expensive proposition. When a politician talks about changing the
environment, grab your wallet. It’s
going to be an expensive ride.