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Interesting link, Cric*. I knew that Gore did have a resource guzzling mansion, didn't know Bush's ranch house was that modest. I hate them both anyways.

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There are reports why Al Gore is so much into global warming. There has been so many companies that turn good because of investment in global warming. And they all have funded his campaign. It is not as noble as it seems.

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Interesting link, Cricketics. I knew that Gore did have a resource guzzling mansion, didn't know Bush's ranch house was that modest. I hate them both anyways.
It's all perception-creation by the enviro-lobbies. How many of us know that Al Gore's interest in GW coincides with his encouraging folks to invest in his carbon-credits company? There is always a hidden agenda. http://www.tennesseepolicy.org/main/article.php?article_id=548
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But I think he has done a lot for raising GW awareness. No one is a saint, but atleast if they can do some good while filling their pockets that's better than just the latter.

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But I think he has done a lot for raising GW awareness. No one is a saint' date=' but atleast if they can do some good while filling their pockets that's better than just the latter.[/quote'] Using hyperbole, scientific misinterpretation, exaggeration and alarmism to exacerbate fears is not "raising awareness." It is plain propaganda.http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/corporate_law/article2633838.ece Am not disputing global warming or even the claim that it is anthropogenic, but exaggerating the science is counterproductive.
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