Since before the advent of Al Gore, speculation on what, if any, impact humans have on their environment has been a contentious issue. Specifically, the concern has been over whether the actions of humans impact the climate. As soon as politicians figured out that there might be a way to harness this debate to increase their power, political agendas came to impact the reporting and interpretation of alleged climate change science.
If it can be proven that human activities are systematically impacting the climate with potentially catastrophic results, you have a very powerful tool for taking control. After all, the survival of life then depends on placing the proper controls on people and businesses. If there is no credible evidence of man-induced climate change, then everyone can be left to go about their lives and business, free of government coercion. More on page two.
This is bull. It has been proven to be a expensive goal on the people of the world
Al Gore
Plagiarism is the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.
Chicken Little likes to walk in the woods. She likes to look at the trees. She likes to smell the flowers. She likes to listen to the birds singing.
One day while she is walking an acorn falls from a tree, and hits the top of her little head.
– My, oh, my, the sky is falling. I must run and tell the lion about it, – says Chicken Little and she begins to run.
She runs and runs. By and by she meets the hen.
– Where are you going? – asks the hen.
– Oh, Henny Penny, the sky is falling and I am going to the lion to tell him about it.
– How do you know it? – asks Henny Penny.
– It hit me on the head, so I know it must be so, – says Chicken Little.
– Let me go with you! – says Henny Penny. – Run, run.
So the two run and run until they meet Ducky Lucky.
– The sky is falling, – says Henny Penny. – We are going to the lion to tell him about it.
– How do you know that? – asks Ducky Lucky.
– It hit Chicken Little on the head, – says Henny Penny.
– May I come with you? – asks Ducky Lucky.
– Come, – says Henny Penny.
So all three of them run on and on until they meet Al Gore.
– Where are you going? – asks Al Gore.
– The sky is falling and we are going to the lion to tell him about it, – says Ducky Lucky.
– Do you know where he lives? – asks Al Gore.
– I don’t, – says Chicken Little.
– I don’t, – says Henny Penny.
– I don’t, – says Ducky Lucky.
– I do, – says Al Gore. – Come with me and I CAN SHOW YOU THE WAY.
He walks on and on until he comes to his den.
– Come right in, – says Al Gore
They all go in, and Al Gore gets very rich.
Or maybe he would because after all his level of comfort is more important than us peons.
Oh b******t and a half! The climate has been changing for 4 billion years. It will likely continue changing for another 4 billion years. My question for al gore, bill nye, and the climate change/sky is falling aficionados is simply this: how long after all your demands have been met will the climate stop changing?
Oh b******t.
That is why we have snow in Mississippi for two years straight
Bahahahaha
You are a phony, f**e, fraud!!!!
Joke!
Another theft of tax payers money.