This guy is a loon. He just made millions from oil interests and he wants to preach at us that the thing that sane people call “weather” is going to kill us. And then this lunatic invokes the Bible to do it. Here’s the quote of the day:
“Look at your first story about the flooding in Australia. Today is the three month anniversary of superstorm Sandy here. Two years ago in my home city Nashville, massive flooding. These storms – it’s like a nature hike through the Book of Revelation on the news every day now and people are connecting the dots.”
Al Gore is just a rich version of this guy.
Now, I don’t know much about the end of the world but I can tell you that the end of this country is nigh. You wanna’ know how I know? Al Gore won the popular vote folks. Think about that. And don’t fool yourself that he wasn’t as crazy back then. He was.
Man, thank goodness we avoided a complete raving pro-abortion egotist who quotes from the Bible when it suits him and believes Republicans pose a greater danger to this country than radical Islam as President, huh? Whew.
Oh. Wait.
January 30, 2013 at 6:01 am
Yeah, Al, and did you know the (non-anthropogenic) Medieval Warm Period, such a boon to Europe, also caused the droughts that ended the Anasazi and Classic Maya? Then things got really cold in Europe, and the Nahuatl peoples (most notably the Aztecs) had extreme prosperity. And at the last glacial maximum, a mere 20,000 years ago, neither Britain nor Borneo were islands.
Climates change. It's cyclical.
Also, someone please explain "cum hoc non ergo propter hoc" to these people.
January 30, 2013 at 11:04 am
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January 30, 2013 at 11:09 am
What strikes me as ironic is that he invokes biblical catastrophes which, if I remember correctly, were the divine response to … SIN. Seems that if his premise that these weather events are like the biblical events is true that people are NOT connecting some pretty important dots. Repaint and thin no more!
January 30, 2013 at 2:36 pm
@primaschola: yes, but our sins are against the environment, don't you see? I'm not being facetious in the slightest, these people actually worship Gaia. Only they've forgotten that not even Gaia was worshiped by human sacrifice.