The AGW theory scam artist Al Gore was on Conan O'Brien's show the other day.
Conan: Now, what about ... you talk in the book about geothermal energy ...
Al: Yeah, yeah.
Conan: and that is, as I understand it, using the heat that's generated from the core of the earth ...
Al: Yeah.
Conan: ... to create energy, and it sounds to me like an evil plan by Lex Luthor to defeat Superman. Can you, can you tell me, is this a viable solution, geothermal energy?
Al: It definitely is, and it's a relatively new one. People think about geothermal energy -- when they think about it at all -- in terms of the hot water bubbling up in some places, but two kilometers or so down in most places there are these incredibly hot rocks, 'cause the interior of the earth is extremely hot, several million degrees, and the crust of the earth is hot ...
It is a remarkable fact that Al Gore has had a significant influence on public policy relating to science when he is, in fact, utterly uneducated in scientific matters and is of very limited intelligence. But then again we have a President who was a Senator for less than two years, has never had a real job besides "community organizer" and is vastly short of the experience necessary to be the POTUS. Of course he was the Editor of the Harvard Law Review. By the way how many Editors of the Harvard Law Review have there been over the last 100 years and how many of them have been the POTUS? If this is the measuring stick than there should be quite a few, like 20 or so.
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Your guy was 5th from the bottom of his class at the Navy academy. Never had a real job unless you call his wife's Budweiser distributership hard to run. Give me a break! Chose a quitter for his Vice- President role, " great Judgement" I will take the community organizer any day.
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