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Al Gore Presents ... 'Neptune's Bone'

23 hours ago ago from America's Right

I don't often have a chance to listen to Glenn Beck's show in the mornings, but yesterday was an exception. And, oh boy, was it worth it. The whole thing arises from the revelation a few days ago that former Vice President Al Gore had concluded the first chapter of his new book with a poem. A crappy poem. And, since it doesn't have a formal name that I know of, I've decided to title it myself: "Neptune's Bone." I know that ten minutes for ...

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From Fora.tv Via A & L Daily: Bjorn Lomberg @ COP15

9 hours ago ago from Chris Navin

Full video here . Don't argue the science, Lomberg has been saying for a while now, but try and allign the problems more with the science, because much of it suggests that CO2 warming will likely present problems. We're cramming way too much into a tiny idea (capping carbon emissions), and the media coverage absurdly demonstrates this (Mugabe?). I still reserve the right to be entirely skeptical (what if it isn't happening at ...

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Beck's Gold Endorsements Frenzy Leftists, Gore's Conflict of Interest Not So Much

7 hours ago ago from NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias

From the New York Times to the Colbert Report, liberal media commentators have had a field day bashing Glenn Beck for his purported conflict of interest in encouraging his viewers to invest in gold without disclosing that he has endorsed gold distributors. Yet few of these pundits have even mentioned Al Gore's monumental conflict of interest--which could have far greater consequences for Americans than Beck's gold promotions--in touting ...

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The inevitable Al Gore + Global Warming Conference = SNOW! post.

1 day ago ago from Moe Lane

Byron York wants to know what Republican legislators are doing in Copenhagen . Getting snowed in, apparently . As if on cue with former Vice President Al Gore’s arrival in Copenhagen, the site of the United Nation’s climate summit is expected to receive heavy snowfall and bitter cold temperatures. With a bit of amusement some have pointed to the arrival of the cold weather as an example of the ‘Gore Effect’ . In recent years, ...

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