Paul wrote in Romans 12:3, For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith.  First, the faith of the man who is the subject of this article won’t be a part of the article. (While I have my opinion of it, it isn’t wise to speak or write about those things of which one has no direct knowledge.) The article is about a man who thinks more highly of himself than he ought, and therein lies all the comment about his faith that is needed. But the reader may be able to form conclusions about the man’s faith and in what or whom he places his trust when this article is concluded.

Who is the man this article is addressing? If you haven’t guessed by now, here is a hint. His name is Al Gore, the man who gallivants around the world demeaning the United States and spouting about global warming. He is the man who said, when caught making requests for political donations from his White House, government supported office, “There is no controlling legal authority that says this was in violation of law." Apparently, Al Gore hasn’t heard of ethics and morals. Yet he invokes morals on another subject as you will read.

Al Gore’s latest and longest foray into stupidity is the global warming nonsense he is spouting. Gore isn’t a scientist, but that means nothing to the man who thinks more highly of himself than he should. It is most revealing to know that Gore is a proponent of and believer in the religion of Gaia, a pagan and heathen that worships the earth. He thinks he can save the earth, when in reality it is humanity and the earth that need to be saved from Al Gore and his ilk.

Not to be out done by Hollywood’s out of control buffoons, Al Gore produced a movie, Inconvenient Truth, which purports to tell the truth about global warming. It does everything but tell the truth, but truth has never been Gore’s long suit, short suit, or any other suit. Of course, the underlying focus of the movie is Gore’s belief that humans are ruining what should be an object of worship and if we don’t worship nature we are doomed at some future time, either in the distance or closer, depending on which buffoon is speaking.

Yet, the foolishness has become worse. The Al Gore movie won an Oscar for the best documentary. A documentary that was no closer to the truth than Al Capone saying he wasn’t a gangster and that he didn’t pay politicians to leave him alone. The Hollywood crowd went gaga over the film or maybe that is Gaia Gaia over the film. This is but one more example of the disconnection that the Hollywood simpletons have with the real world. Of course, when continuously wrapped in the world of make believe, how can anyone see reality?

A few words ago it was written that Al Gore invoked morals and said the following about global warming, the demise of the earth, and all the other ills he imagines will happen if we don’t worship his pagan goddess. He said, "It's not a political issue, it's a moral issue.” The only way Gore can push his stupidity onto us is to declare that his work isn’t political, yet that is where the issue lies. And the proof that global warming and worship of the earth is his religion, he says that saving the earth is a moral issue. Can you now see where his faith resides and how highly he thinks of himself?  

After all is said and done, it is no surprise that the man Gore won an Oscar from the buffoons who award such things; and In Sorting It Out, it can be said that with Al Gore in Hollywood, he is in his element. It takes buffoons to award a buffoon.

© 02-26-2007 DEC