Environmentalits believe all kinds of things, including that the earth is dangerously overheating. But many of them also seem to think that we should ban water.

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I'm puzzled. Most of the media, and supposedly most Americans, have bought into the the idea that human industry is causing global warming. Yet no real proof of this exists. Minute changes in temperatures over short spans mean nothing, as most any meteorologist can tell you, and over 17,000 already have. An article by noted hurricane expert William Gray in the Wall Street Journal, certainly not a "right wing extremist" publication, scoffs at the myth of increased hurricanes. An environmentalist hike to the North Pole across the Arctic to draw attention to the crisis of global warming was called off due to extreme cold and frostbite. Holes in the ozone layer disappear. The green folk are left with nothing but mysterious "climate models," mostly sponsored by the same folks who predicted a global ice age as recently as the 1970s and 80s. This is not a stellar record.

Much of the furor is based on United Nations hyperbole and conferences, and frantic pronouncements from people like Al Gore. It is important to note that most of the hype is emanating from the very people with the most to gain. Politicians like Gore, internationalists like Hillary Clinton, and billionaire world-government advocates like David Rockefeller promote the myths. Is it coincidence that these same folks also desire to control commerce, people, and governments or that the highly paid (and highly corrupt) bureaucrats at the UN with the help of big government advocates worldwide are leading the charge on these issues?

How does one induce such widespread and naive belief in such a transparent myth? How do you convince masses of people to believe that all manner of disastrous things are now looming over us, caused by the exhaust from our SUVs? Actually, it's easy. That's the interesting thing about the Green movement: its complete gullibility. Those who would love the trees to their own detriment blindly believe politicians, actors, known leftists, aging hippies, blatant internationalists and left-leaning scientists (like Carl Sagan) about the science of meteorology on global warming. But when confronted with nearly 17,000 meteorologists (the people who DO the science) they debunk it.