Barbara Boxer and the Forty Thieves

administrator — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:01:58 +0000

February 23, 2010 Barbara Boxer said “…that the most optimistic climate models for the second half of this century suggest that 30 to 70% of the snow pack will disappear. Now, no wonder we have people visiting our offices who are just already hurting from the recreation industry in this nation. They see what’s happening, they see the handwriting on the wall. We have to act. Looking at the United States of America, the IPCC clearly warned that unchecked global warming will lead to reduced snow pack in the western mountains, critically reducing access to water, which is our lifeblood.”

The left are hypochondriacs. Tell them they look like they’re losing weight and they’ll assume they have AIDS. And they’ll be relieved as they finally realize what’s wrong with them. “It was AIDS after all. I knew it.” Even in the face of the facts surrounding ‘global warming’ they stay the course. Even in the face of new information they stay the course. Taken directly from the genius Clinton playbook, deny it enough and it will go away. The Ol’ Bill Clinton: “That depends on what your definition of is is.” The Ol’ Mel Gibson: “The things I was alleged to say.” And where is Al Gore these days anyway?

The gilded senator from California brings us one step closer to Global Disastrification Relief.

It’s Inconvenient, That’s for Certain

administrator — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:22:59 +0000

In the face of a brutal cold snap and fuel shortage in Britain, it’s been reported that pensioners are actually buying used books to burn for heating fuel. That’s why Freedom Action, a new grassroots politcal action group, is calling on Al Gore to help British pensioners survive the freezing winter. Freedom Action is asking Mr. Gore to join an effort to collect and airlift copies of his global warming science fiction bestsellers to help these people in dire need.

Video plea to Mr. Gore:

Freedom Action

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Barbara Boxer and the Forty Thieves

It’s Inconvenient, That’s for Certain