Part 2:

Al Gore has positioned himself to make millions of dollars off the global warming scam. He justifies his profligate use of energy by claiming that he purchases "carbon credits", a luxury that the rest of us working (unemployed if he has his way) peons will not be able to afford. Actually, that's not true. He buys stock in a company that HE founded and is chairman of, that sells carbon credits. He doesn’t buy the credits, he buys the stock. Through this business, Al Gore directly benefits financially from the crisis he's "exposing". For him it's a business, and for us, it's every bit as unsettling and despicable as Dick Cheney's associations with Halliburton, except here the conflict of interest is far more direct. This is a little recognized phenomenon. While it's widely speculated that "deniers" are funded by Exxon, rarely is it mentioned from where the global warming scientists get THEIR funding. They get it from people who are even more biased than Exxon, and whose pockets run far deeper.

The earth is not some fragile, delicate dandelion spore waiting to be puffed away by the nearest SUV. It's a massively robust, dynamic system of multiple interrelationships that check and balance each other. Man is but a spec on this vast earth with its even larger atmosphere. The global warming hysteria is at the point of being globally exposed as nonsense; just like the global cooling hysteria of the 1970s that had us all predicted as frozen dead by now.

Sadly, there are true, real-world environmental concerns that won't get the attention they need because,

1. Most of our money and attention are being wasted on a red herring and,

2. The boy who cried wolf will ultimately be exposed as a liar and will not be trusted again no matter how true a future warning may be.