[oxcart]

A very sprising smack down of loony environuts!

[Red Badger]

Former...co-founder? They mean that he went back in time and un-co-founded it?.......

[RobFromGa]

Typical liberal behavior rooted in the idea the intentions trump actions.

[smith288]

I have noticed many founding members of current left wing moonbat organizations are commonly more sensible people who's original intent for their organization were hijacked.

[wvobiwan]

You want to see a smack down of the environMentals? Read Michael Crichton's book State of Fear (published in 2004).

Mr. Crichton HOSES the environmental movement, stem to stern, and does it using their own 'science'. He shows the results of crazy and dangerous 'ideals' espoused from these leftists.

It also provideds an excellent, exciting story in which the US battles the ELF-crazies in their efforts to 'force' environmental disasters as a means to bolster their stupidity.

[saganite]

I posted an article yesterday about this conference and this guy had good things to say about nuclear power. Here's the link.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1536591/posts

[StAnDeliver]

Moore has a website that's worth bumping. He's still a bit greeny overall, but has clearly had an epiphany regarding the entenable lying of the Left.

[george76]

His website...

Environmentalisn for the 21st Century

http://www.greenspirit.com/home.cfm

[libill]

""I think this whole Kyoto process is a colossal waste of time and money," said Moore, who rejects alarmist predictions of human-caused 'global warming." ..."The Left figures it owns the environmental movement and that has corrupted the movement greatly," Moore said. "The [left-wing] influence has brought great dysfunction into the environmental movement. [It's turned it into] an elitist movement.""

Unfortunately he is not in the organization anymore, but it is good that he is a sane voice in Montreal. He goes very far in exposing Greenpeace to be the lib. cancer riddled beyond saving and to a lesser extent the Kyoto was and is a socialist intent of income redistribution. Gee I wonder why none of this is broadcast by the MSM?

[cripplecreek]

Something I like to point out to my liberal relatives.

Up untill the 70s the oil, gas, and coal industries were real slobs with the environment. After that they recognized that there was some real value in environmental reclaimation. They began to fix the messes they made and they made less messes. It wasn't long before competing reclaimation companies began to grow. These days the reclaimation industry is a multy billion dollar industry.

If you look at ANWAR you will see that the footprint needed for drilling is a tiny fraction of what the oil companies would have needed 30 years ago. The early environmentalists were right about a lot of things and they were'nt the anti capitalists who call themselves environmentalists today.

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[GVnana]

"Canada signed [Kyoto] and said, 'Oh yeah, we can do that,' and then it merrily goes on its way to increase CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions by even more than the U.S.,"

And we'd have more of this if the world were ruled by the United Nations.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

I bet this guy won't be invited to any more cocktail parties.

[FeeinTennessee]

Surprising indeed! I know I was!

[Ditto]

The Serria Club was strongly pro-nuclear power until the late 60s/early 70s when the radical leftists totally hijacked the organization.

[Mercat]

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[SunkenCiv]

Leader of Sierra Club Killed by Lightning
The Albuquerque Journal | August 3, 2004 | Tania Soussan
Posted on 08/03/2004 10:00:57 AM EDT by CedarDave
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1184049/posts

Mary Wiper, the leader of the Sierra Club in New Mexico, died Sunday after being struck by lightning while hiking with friends in Breckenridge, Colo.

“This accident— it’s just about as random as anything nature can serve up,” said Lawson LeGate, the senior Southwest region representative for the Sierra Club and Wiper’s boss. Wiper, 28, and two others were struck during a thunderstorm. The other two regained consciousness but were unable to revive Wiper.