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Al Gore's unsubstantiated claims on Global warming

Diminishing the Nobel Peace Prize



In 1964, Martin Luther King won the Nobel Peace Prize for leading the non-violent crusade against racism and slavery--bettering not only America but the entire world. In 1971, Willi Brandt won the Peace Prize for leading Germany's peaceful reintegration back into the "world family of nations," healing the destruction caused by Kaiser Wilhelm and Adolph Hitler with two World Wars that caused at least 70 million deaths.

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In 1970, it went to my friend Norman Borlaug, the Green Revolution plant-breeder who: 1) saved 1 billion people from almost-immediate starvation, 2) prevented the plowdown of 16 million square miles of wildlands for more low-yield crops; and 3) just incidentally laid the foundation for the material abundance now spreading around the planet. Now fast forward to look at recent Peace Prize winners: In 1994,Yasser Arafat, the thuggish Islamic zealot who was lavishly paid to perpetuate the Moslem/Jewish conflict in the Middle East. Arafat helped lay the groundwork for today's round-the-world suicide bombings. In 2001, The UN's Kofi Annan: Did he end the genocide in Darfur? Stop the war in Kosovo? How about the billion-dollar UN corruption of Saddam Hussein's "oil for food" program--assisted informally by his son? Now we get Al Gore, a ho-hum U.S. politician catapulted to rock-star status by a moderate and natural global warming cycle, which has been hysterically inflated by the Green movement, willing media collaborators, and massive government funding for unproven computerized climate "models." (Note: Mr. Gore's movie has just been found guilty in a British court of 11 serious untruths and/or unsubstantiated claims.) Gore says:
  • Ice core evidence shows rising CO2 levels raise earth's temperatures. In fact, ice cores show the temperatures rising about 800 years before the CO2 levels go up.
  • Mt. Kilimanjaro's melting glacier is proof of man-made warming. In fact, the melting is due largely to local deforestation.
  • The Antarctic ice is melting. Most studies say it's stable or adding ice.
  • Hurricane Katrina was caused by global warming. Historic records show far more major, landfalling Caribbean hurricanes per decade from 1700


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    Dennis Avery -- Bio and Archives

    Dennis Avery is a former U.S. State Department senior analyst and co-author with astrophysicist Fred Singer of Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years


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