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Pardon me for talking facts, and common sense, but Rush had a most convincing story last week about the Wisconsin meteorologist, Reid Bryson, who told the story about retreating glaciers in the Alps. They found silver mines, with mining tools all stacked up and ready for "next" spring.

In this case, though 'next' spring was several hundreds, indeed thousands of years later. For some reason, this anecdote demonstrates better than anything that climate cycles come and go and here's the damn proof---I suppose because this one defies explanation, except for natural cycles.

We're somewhere near the end of the little ice age. Go ahead and change THAT, Al Gore. At what point does Gore say, "God, what a fool I must look like !" ? And you too Nancy Pelosi, John McCain, and even Newt Gingerich. If these leaders can't recognize bunk when it's staring them in the face, I must question they're ability to lead and legislate.

check it at;
http://www.wecnmagazine.com/2007issues/may/may07.html#1

“At what point does Gore say, “God, what a fool I must look like !” ?” ~ chiller

Excerpt from item below:

Q How cynical do you think Gore is?

A It’s hard for me to tell. I think he’s either cynical or crazy. But he has certainly cashed in on something. And ‘cash in’ is the word.

The movie has cleared $50-million.

He charges $100,000-$150,000 a lecture.

He’s co-founder of Global Investment Management, which invests in solar and wind and so on.

So he is literally shilling for his own companies.

And he’s on the on the board of Lehman Brothers who want to be the primary brokerage for emission permits.

Q That sounds more cynical, less crazy.

A I think his aim is not to be president. It’s to be a billionaire. ..”

Relax, the planet is fine
National Post ^ | April 21, 2007 | Linda Frum
Posted on 04/25/2007 5:27:27 AM EDT by jsh3180
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1823124/posts