There's one born every minute

I guess I'll throw my two cents worth in here about Al Gore winning the Nobel peace prize (Terence Corcoran reams the decision in today's Post - A coup for junk science).

In spite of the recent British High Court judgment labelling "Inconvenient Truth" as a 'political' film, some people think that the prize somehow legitimizes Gore's efforts, and that indeed he should now seriously consider challenging Hillary Clinton.

I agree. He should go for it. This award has proven that he has what it takes - the ability to deceive, bend the truth and manipulate the masses. All great assets in the game of politics.

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Update: Check out PTBC - Fox News report on Gore's Nobel 'Peace' prize. (H/T Bluetech).
That was one of Corcoran's points - that this badly flawed piece of propaganda hardly improved world peace.

Gore and Peace - Peter Foster

Globe - A word or two, Mr. Gore.

Star - Gore's Nobel has Sides Lined Up.

Ottawa Citizen - If only there were a Nobel Peace Prize for Deception.

Inconvenient Backlash Update

Lots of interesting things going on lately.

Licia Corbella has a great column in today's Sun (Debunking Global Warming Myths). She refers to the Great Global Warming Swindle which is a must-see.

The film is best accessed via A Dog Named Kyoto.

Also, fellow BT MolarMauler has given me a link to a debate scheduled for tonight in New York City - 'Global Warming is Not a Crisis' Debate.

Just black out the windows when you check this stuff out. The Kyoto Klimate Kops are watching.

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Update: Please check out PTBC - Only (not) in Canada, you say?

Saturday Update: Salim Mansur - Climate Under Fire:

Science does not have a Vatican, a clergy and a doctrine to defend. Science is an activity of fallible human beings striving to understand the workings of nature, and one tool in its arsenal is skepticism.

But when science gets co-opted by politics (often corrupt) or religion (wherein faith is primary) then skepticism is placed under a cloud, and inquisition is close at hand.