
The new documentary Not Evil Just Wrong challenges so-called "global warming hysteria." The Irish filmmakers behind the project believe the effort to save the planet only hurts the poor, and they hope the film will discredit "alarmists" like Al Gore.
The film presents some alleged inconvenient truths that counter Al Gore.

Forget becoming Communist Russia, try a cabinet filled with all-powerful czars. When "climate czar" first popped into our lexicon earlier this week, I thought it was a one-time title for Al Gore because he's already been vice president — a cabinet title would practically be a demotion — and it has a nice ring to it. And because, really, how can there be a climate czar without it being Al Gore?

Word on the street is that Barack Obama plans to create a "climate czar" position to lead his administration's climate change and energy policies. But Al Gore, the most likely candidate,
has already said that he doesn't want the job.
Perhaps Al Gore either didn't want to fill out
that cumbersome questionnaire Obama is passing out to potential appointees, or saw the position as a demotion from vice president.
With all the talk lately about who's "in the tank" for whom, this is one story where the imagery just might fit. The CEO of Al Gore's big
We Campaign is accusing ABC of putting the concerns of big oil over their message of planetary goodwill by
refusing to run the latest Al Gore ad, called, "Repower America."
In a scathing email the CEO said:“Did you notice the ads after last night’s presidential debate?

At the fourth annual Clinton Global Initiative
kicked off yesterday in New York City, Al Gore made a perhaps inconvenient call to action: civil disobedience. Gore, surrounded by
Queen Raina, Clinton, and
Bono painted a grim planetary picture:This is a rout. We are losing badly.