[E. Pluribus Unum]

Canad Free Press must be excerpted.

Link to entire article.

[youngtechster]

Digg.com's running thread (technology news). Unfortunetly being a conservative and a geek on this tech news site (and slashdot) doesn't fair too well.

[Danae]

Gore is a wacko. And he is stirring up his fellow wackos so people will donate money to the Wacko agenda, and thereby PAY AL to run around spouting more wacko nonsense.

He is a SNAKE OIL SALESMAN! Selling used Motor oil as Snake oil!

He is as dishonest as a person can possibly get!

[Sam Cree]

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[NewHampshireDuo]

Great article. Meanwhile Gore is planning to use the movie's profits to recruit 1000 enviro-Taliban to run around giving his crappy PowerPoint presentation.

[ChadGore]

Since when is bitch about the weather a good thing?

[PubliusToo]

Is your point that man-made global warming is a fraud or that Al Gore overstates the case because he does not report all aspects of the story, including the views of scientists disagreeing with him? In either case, the article you linked to also overstates the case against man-made global warming. In fact, at least some highly qualified scientists think man-made global warming is a serious problem.

Ohio State University Professor of Geological Sciences, Lonnie Thompson, recognized as a leader in his field, predicts the loss of glaciers and ice caps in Africa and Peru within the next 15 years due to global warming.

Sir Nicholas Shackleton, a geologist who has made fundamental contributions to Quaternary paleoclimatology and palaeoceanography, also warns against climate change (i.e., global warming) caused by carbon emissions; if you want to know what "Quaternary " means, you have to follow the link and read the article.

Lamont-Doherty (Columbia University) paleoclimatologist, George Kukla, maintains that the Earth's orbit around the Sun is the primary force behind ice age glaciation; in fact, it is possible that human induced global warming could hasten another ice age by exacerbating the temperature difference between the temperate regions and the polar regions and increasing the rate of water transport poleward.

Lamont-Doherty (Columbia University), PETER B. DEMENOCAL, an associate professor of earth and environmental sciences, who serves on the steering committees for the National Science Foundation, American Geophysical Union, and the National Academy of Sciences, discusses his view on the effects of global warming.

One thing seems certain to me, willful ignorance does not make for good public policy.

[skeptoid]

How very ironic you should post this.
ALGORE once translated E. Pluribus Unum" to mean "from one, many".

[SunkenCiv]

"Well, number one, we noticed there wasn't any science behind it." -- spokesperson, Really Unconcerned Scientists of America

[Roberts]

bump

[Screamname]

The face of pure unadulterated grade A insanity.....

[gondramB]

Those nerd friends of mine with whom I have frequent debates about whether human causality of the current global warming problem has been proved have been urging me to see this film saying it will convince me. My initial thought was you guys from Cal Tech and M.I.T. have only show that there is a strong, lagging correlation between CO2 levels and temperature - what's Al gonna say that I don't hear every week from you guys.


Right now we are debating CO2 sampling in Antarctic ice core samples and whether the precession of the earth effected the findings.

BTW, here's the link to the preview - it mainly pissed me off but I do admit it is very well produced.