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Thanks to Anthony’s hard work, I now have a video to share of our trip to see Mr. Carbon Tax himself: Al Gore.

A Libertarian friend of mine recently pointed out that questioning Global Warming is now one of the top 3 politically-incorrect things a person can do, along with questioning 9/11 or questioning U.S. support of Israel. So before anyone freaks out (though since when do I care about being politically correct?), I’ll preface by saying NO— I’m not denying Global Warming completely. I don’t know what to believe yet, I haven’t researched it enough myself.

If it is real– well, I’m a vegan, I recycle, and I try to be a conscious consumer just because I like the idea of taking care of the Earth, regardless of whether or not it’s trendy and/or government-mandated.

Real or not, I have some other issues with the Global Warming religion:

• If they’re going to shove solutions down our throat, they should be preaching vegetarianism, not driving a Prius. Not eating meat is WAY more beneficial for the environment than driving a hybrid vehicle (but you don’t get campaign money from the auto industry for saying that.) Albert Einstein himself said, “Nothing will benefit human health and increase the chances of survival of life on earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet.”
• Federal Government intervention (aka Carbon Tax) is NOT the solution! Since when has MORE government solved a problem?? Look at how successful the War on Drugs has been, or the War on Terror, or the Department of Education. We still have drugs, terrorism, and the public schools isn’t learning our kids too good. Get my point?
• People need to look into WHY this is being propagandized across every media outlet you can think of. In what other instance do you see this happen? When they’re selling something, of course— like a Pepsi or a new car. Who stands to profit from everyone going green? Does Al Gore happen to have personal investments in carbon-credit companies? Does he stand to profit from the widespread adoption of ethanol as fuel? Hmm, these are relevent questions, no?

Anyway, I’m rambling. Here’s the video:

“They must find it difficult… those who have taken authority as truth, rather than truth as the authority.”
- Gerald Massey

UPDATE: We got some coverage on Infowars.com!