Goring the Ox: Al Gore's Plan to Drain Americans Dry With Climate Fraud

Two different news items with a common thread.  The first is an editorial in today's Investor's Business Daily discussing Al Gore's role in perpetuating climate fraud in order to line his pockets.  The second is just a short item in the LA Times informing us that the Gore's have recently bought an ocean-view Italianate villa in Montecito, CA.  The connection speaks volumes about Gore's motives for perpetuating a myth.  One should seriously ask how Gore (and Dems supporting cap and tax) will protect their wealth from the IRS.  You can be certain they have a plan.

The $10 Trillion Climate Fraud
Cap-And-Trade: While senators froth over Goldman Sachs and derivatives, a climate trading scheme being run out of the Chicago Climate Exchange would make Bernie Madoff blush. Its trail leads to the White House.

Lost in the recent headlines was Al Gore's appearance Monday in Denver at the annual meeting of the Council of Foundations, an association of the nation's philanthropic leaders.
"Time's running out (on climate change)," Gore told them. "We have to get our act together. You have a unique role in getting our act together."

Al Gore, Tipper Gore snap up Montecito-area villa
[View homes of equivalent value for sale in Montecito.]

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IPCC's River of Lies
Global Warming: Another shoe has dropped from the IPCC centipede as scientists in Bangladesh say their country will not disappear below the waves. As usual, the U.N.'s climate charlatans forgot one tiny detail.

It keeps getting worse for the much-discredited Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which seems to have built its collapsing house of climate cards on sand or, more specifically, river sediment.
After fraudulent claims about Himalayan glaciers, African crop harvests and Amazon rain forests, plus a 2007 assessment report based on anecdotal evidence, student term papers and nonpeer-reviewed magazine articles, the panel's doomsday forecast for Bangladesh has been exposed as its latest hoax.