[Doomonyou]

I’d give a gallon of gas to watch this.

[elpadre]

Go, Klaus baby!!!

I’m on your team

[nyyankeefan]

Czech President Klaus ready to debate Gore on climate change...

how dare anyone challenge albore....after all he is a nobel prize winner...just like jimmah carter & yasser arafat ~ everyone knows how smart they are/were!!!

[EyeGuy]

Klaus seems to hit all the right notes.

I’m going steady with this sentence:

“Klaus alleged that the global warming was being championed by scientists and other environmentalists whose careers and funding requires selling the public on global warming.”

[Telepathic Intruder]

Gore doesn’t “debate” global warming. That would give his mind-controlled minions the impression that there still is a debate, and all the science not “in” yet. They’re programmed to tune out any skepticism anyway, so there’s no point.

[ishmac]

Klaus will eat Gore's lunch if they debate. Albore may think Klaus is just some dumb Slav from Central Europe. In fact, he's a superb debater. When I lived in Prague I saw Klaus debate a rather repellant enviromentalist/philospher named Erazim Kohak. Klaus destroyed him. Klaus has the number of these "watermelons," and gives no quarter to them in debate.

[Think free or die]

Oh I’d love to see this in prime time - or any time. . .

[CAluvdubya]

I love Klaus!

[Cementjungle]

Gore would stick to his simple but irrefutable arguments like “Everyone agrees”, “Even Hollywood knows”, “The situation is dire”, “Experts say”, and so on.

[Cold Heart]

environmentalism/communism ping

[okie01]

Klaus, an economist, said he opposed the 'climate alarmism' perpetuated by environmentalism trying to impose their ideals, comparing it to the decades of communist rule he experienced growing up in Soviet-dominated Czechoslovakia.

'Like their (communist) predecessors, they will be certain that they have the right to sacrifice man and his freedom to make their idea reality,' he said.

'In the past, it was in the name of the Marxists or of the proletariat - this time, in the name of the planet,' he added.

VACLAV KLAUS
for President of the USA

I'm serious...

[JDoutrider]

"'Like their (communist) predecessors, they will be certain that they have the right to sacrifice man and his freedom to make their idea reality,' he said.

Oh Baby!

[taraytarah]

Klaus was speaking at the National Press Building in Washington to present his new book, Blue Planet in Green Shackles - What Is Endangered: Climate or Freedom?

Those that want to support him might consider buying his book for starters:

"Blue Planet in Green Shackles - What Is Endangered: Climate or Freedom?"

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Eastern Europe can smell communist B.S. coming from a mile away.

[Red6]

Gore’s typical of those making money off of selling make belief answers to make belief problems they help create the hysteria for.

The idea is always the same. Pick some theme like Acid Rain. Convince people all our forests will be dead by the year 2000 (fear) unless they take immediate action which is easy, quick, and costs them only a little (low cost). If they think they can do something and as long as they think it won’t cost them personally much or anything they’ll play along (feel good politics), and beat this theme without end. It’s been the political MO from Germany to Japan and everything in between for years. Politically it’s an easy way to score capital but something has changed over the last years.

The difference between today and 20 years ago is that today big business is often a driving force behind thinking green. Today environmentalism is itself very profitable; from organic tomatoes to green power, recycled paper to the so called green light bulb, green is big business and often even pushed by firms with names like GE.

Few topics are as warped and perverted as environmentalism. It’s the consequence of a theme which can easily be abused by both politicians and business for their end. Most initiatives for the environment today bring little, even those which are often codified and if broken can cost lots of money are often simply put, political chess and racketeering. The consequences of say blowing R12 off are huge, and the entire theme of the Ozone Hole like Acid Rain has in reality already blown past, like Global Warming, now re-branded as Climate Change will eventually too. So while authorities might slam some poor sap for blowing R12 into the atmosphere, few question the validity of the science behind it in the first place. I guess that we should be happy that a few years past some dork in some political party somewhere, beating that nonsense, and of course DuPont which made billions off it built their careers on foundations of BS that has already been forgotten in the winds of time. Unbelievable, one has to wonder what laws against things like racketeering were intended for.

[mjp]

The Intellectuals and Socialism: As Seen from a Post-Communist Country Situated in Predominantly Post-Democratic Europe

by Vaclav Klaus

[steelyourfaith]

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[calcowgirl]

'Like their (communist) predecessors, they will be certain that they have the right to sacrifice man and his freedom to make their idea reality,' he said. 'In the past, it was in the name of the Marxists or of the proletariat - this time, in the name of the planet,' he added.

Calling John McCain. Time to go "Back to School with Klaus."

[SuziQ]

'Like their (communist) predecessors, they will be certain that they have the right to sacrifice man and his freedom to make their idea reality,' he said.
'In the past, it was in the name of the Marxists or of the proletariat - this time, in the name of the planet,' he added.

Put the debate on Pay Per View! I'd pay real money to see the smarmy, pretentious Algore slapped down by someone with some brains!

[PROCON]

You know the sad thing, if they do debate?

This time I won't be on the side of the American!

But I will be on the side of reason!