So we finally watched Gore's Inconvenient Truth. Interesting, but now I'm required to read on and on seeing what's true, what's not, what others say, which side of the political fence they're on. What a mess.
Here's one interesting one - although this one feels a bit slanted to the right, but I like it.
http://www.cei.org/pages/ait_response-book.cfm
Don't know much about CEI, but there's a good video response to Gore's appearance on Oprah, and a good quick summary of points contained in the pdfs.
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I know that this is OTS, but have you gotten any results from your test yet? How are you feeling?
Back on the subject: This past weekend, Al Gore had that special Global concert. The "carbon footprint" that was created by all the rock stars, etc., with their private jets, and entourages of people and equipment made the whole thing a hypocritical folly.
Interesting article, I guess it's right slanting, but what other way is there to go if you try to actually take a more accurate look at what Gore has and is doing. I'm convinced that he just had to be "someone,' and when he lost the presidential election, he found another arena in which to become a "star," and the truth wasn't as important as the stardom.
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