Gore wins prize (so have Arafat, Gorbachev and Le Duc Tho)

A judge in the British High Court, saying “An Inconvenient Truth” is “alarmist and exaggerated,” ruled that it could only be shown in British schools if it were accompanied by a fact sheet that pointed out the errors.

The film mistakenly attributes the drying-up of Lake Chad to global warming and falsely claims that polar bears have drowned because they can’t find enough ice.

Gore claims that sea levels could rise by 20 feet “in the near future” – vividly illustrated in the film of Manhattan being wiped out.

In fact, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), named as co-recipient of the peace prize with Mr. Gore, believes that sea levels will rise by less than 18 inches over the next 100 years and that it would take several millennia for sea levels to rise by 20 feet.

The majority of US media have been tilted almost completely in favor of promoting Gore’s “climate crisis” position, with 97 percent of all global warming stories excluding contrary viewpoints.

The Kyoto Protocol alone would cost $180 billion annually for no effect.

The tactic employed by warming alarmists is called lying.

Mark Corcoran