In his 2010 New York Times Op-Ed piece about why we need to overturn Roe V. Wade and end abortion, Al Gore wrote
“We would no longer have to worry that our grandchildren would one day look back on us as a criminal generation that had selfishly and blithely ignored clear warnings that their fate was in our hands.”
Oops! Retraction: I stand corrected. Al Gore actually wrote that about global warning. My Bad. 
I guess when it comes to aborting babies when it is not “convenient” to have them, Al Gore believes that it is good that we have their fate in our hands. Follow the logic…If we keep killing babies, our dead babies will never have their own babies, so there won’t be any grandchildren to say that we are “a criminal generation that had selfishly and blithely ignored clear warnings that their fate was in our hands.”
Al Gore actually wrote the whole article blaming current abortion survivors for damaging the planet for future abortion survivors. This is why he doesn’t have mansions all over the place nor fly around in private jets and get driven around in SUVs.
Oops! Retraction: I stand corrected again. Al Gore actually does have mansions all over the place or fly around in private jets and get driven around in SUVs. My Bad.
Sorry Al.
The White House.
Another blizzard has put a dent in the global warming armor. NOAA, part of the Department of Commerce, planned to release a statement supporting Mann-made Global Warming at the National Press Club. However, a blizzard has all but shut Washington D.C. so they chose (quite foolishly I might add) to release their statement anyway – via telephone. In a related story, many people along the Eastern US are without power or…phone service. Still, in the statement, NOAA states:
“More and more, Americans are witnessing the impacts of climate change in their own backyards, including sea-level rise, longer growing seasons, changes in river flows…”
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Driving is for the rich and the fine representatives of San Francisco have determined that it would be best to keep the poor and middle-class on mass transit, leaving the parking spaces for those who can afford them.
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Written: 9 December 1997 (yet still so valid)
Twenty-seven years ago the first International Earth Day celebration took place. At that time one of the major topics of discussion was the widespread belief that we were slipping into another ice age. As proponents of this theory became more vocal and people looked more deeply into the subject, the ice age theory was exposed as an idea which was based on bad science. After barely two decades, global warming is the issue de jour. As the global warming debate has heated up, a lot of it is being exposed as bad science. Lately the issue is being referred to as global climate change, which is a more accurate description of the issue. The doomsday mentality is fueled by misinformation, based on bad science, but can be refuted by the science which is behind the Gaia hypothesis.
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