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Tuesday, October 09, 2007

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So Al Gore can make up a bunch of stuff like this and become the odds on favorite for Nobel Peace Prize? Someone tell me that is possible? Trying to be objective here, can you list what in his movie is considered to be universally accepted by scientists. Id like to see a comparison to see if he made 100 good points and 10 lies or if it is a 50/50 type deal. The self serving and hypcrosiy of people like Gore continues to amaze me and most people in this country are too dumb to see it.

I'd like to hold a stopwatch to that goofy movie. I'm convinced from giving it a once-over, that the scientific claims, whether they be true, false, possible, remotely feasible, debunked altogether...in total, they make up less than 50% of the footage.

The bulk of it is a bunch of snotty lecturing about how incredulous our children will be at our "failure" to "listen." In fact, I think they'll be incredulous that we fell for this for so long.

I got a chuckle out of one of the GW alarmists at work with this one-liner: "You global warming people drive such BIG cars!" It's true. Conduct your own informal survey. I road my bike six miles to work yesterday. In all that distance, I didn't see ONE other bike. Not ONE. And that movie's a pretty big event here. It's hogwash. The people who pretend to believe it, even, are the last ones to really believe it.

Exactly Morgan, I’d still realize that GW is all BS if the congregation that worships Al Gore were to practice what they preach but at least I’d respect them for walking the walk.

After to talking to one of these kooks I’ve found out that they want the government to fix it. Yea, there’s a shock and how ironic that the least trustful of government always turns to Big Brother for a cure.

tim

It is indeed an inconvenient truth that the Al Gore "disaster movie" is inaccurate, the unfortunate fall out of this is that it will appear as if the jury is out on whether Global Warming is a reality or not. However this is not the case. The vast majority of Scientists are convinced that Global warming is happening and that it is caused by Human activity, this still remains an Inconvenient truth to Large multinationals and gas guzzling greedy First world nations. I hope the likes of Mr. Gore will now seriously re-think their strategy after this inconvenient Court decision which has grave ramifications for the course of remedies to man's misuse fo the Earth's resources.

The vast majority of Scientists are convinced that Global warming is happening and that it is caused by Human activity, this still remains an Inconvenient truth to Large multinationals and gas guzzling greedy First world nations.

Yeah, well...here's a question to help snap people out of the group-think mode, it will almost assuredly snag a different answer from every unique sentient being invited to ponder it.

What would Al Gore have to add to AIC in order for it to stop being called a "documentary"? Before we plunge into that, I'll just toss up this handy piece of reference material...notice, things that carry this name, are identified both by what they do have, and by what they do not have.

doc∙u∙men∙ta∙ry
(adj.)
1. Consisting of, concerning, or based on documents.
2. Presenting facts objectively without editorializing or inserting fictional matter, as in a book or film.

(n.)
A work, such as a film or television program, presenting political, social, or historical subject matter in a factual and informative manner and often consisting of actual news films or interviews accompanied by narration.

To me, all those shots of him being dropped off at a public airport, and checking his luggage, would be sufficient to nudge it over the edge. They're either misleading or out-and-out false, since Gore has chosen to put himself in a most inconvenient light by running around the world in private jets. Embarrassingly, his purpose in doing this has been identified and substantiated as giving speeches where he lectures people to stop spewing the very same gases he just got done blowing out his jet's rear end. For all the marriage the airport scenes have with reality, they might as well have shown Gore buying a Greyhound bus ticket. Or, hell, thumbing a ride on an on-ramp.

This movie is not designed to teach people things. It is not designed to get them to think; it is designed to make them feel things, like a John Denver cut on a Top 40 countdown on an FM radio station.

If the airport footage doesn't do the trick, the "Joe Millionaire" non-existent-camera method of showing Gore tinkering away with his laptop, nervously chewing on the pencil erasers, answering his office phone, accompanied by dramatic voice-overs saying things like "I feel like I failed" -- that would be next. The next level after that, would have to be the former Vice-President watching the rivers, apprehensively, with the birds singin' and the sun shinin' and the leaves flutterin'.

The background music doesn't disqualify the whole film, but it certainly subtracts points.

I mean, what's next, he grabs a microphone and starts singing?

This is what I have in mind when I say our children will be "incredulous that we fell for this." We'll haul this movie out, and they'll ask -- rightfully so -- "but, I don't understand. Where's the documentary that got everyone fooled? And what's this thing you're showing me now? It looks like a promo or an advertisement for the real documentary...where's the real documentary?"

This is our generation's biggest shame. The previous generation has to feel embarrassed about bell-bottoms and muttonchop sideburns. That generational humiliation will be nothing compared to ours.

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