Thus Spaketh the Goracle
What a snoozer......I still think my favorite parts of Al Gore's testimony before the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee are where he drew comparisons of himself to Leonidas and the heroic undertaking of the 300 Spartans.
All hail, the eco-messiah and interplanetary savior of the planet Earth:
Following his lead, future hippy-moonbats mobile will be updated to look like this:
Labels: global warming, political cartoons
posted by The WordSmith from Nantucket at 3/23/2007 10:39:00 AM
7 Comments:
Great cartoons. Gore is so full of himself its almost laughable if it were not for the fact that his Gorwellian following actually believes his crap!
Maybe we can start up a movement whereupon people take pictures of themselves waving from SUV's, happily turning on incandescent bulbs, showing their thermostat set at 60 degrees in summer, and throwing away aluminum cans (among other things) to send to Al Gore.
The funny thing is that I already do try to recycle, limit my energy use, walk instead of drive, etc. But his pomposity just makes me want to indulge my apparently latent wasteful nature.
"...grandiose sense of self-importance...
Preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance...
Requires excessive admiration
Lacks empathy...
shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes..."
It's all part and parcel of Al Gore's Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
The man is flake and he's set himself up for a major crash when all of the hype is wiped away.
I was forced to watch Conan O'brien's show last night while working out and he actually had this hilarious clip about Gore. It was making fun of how condescending Gore is and how he talks to everyone like they are children. It cracked me up because thats exactly how I felt about him when I saw him in the debates with W!! What a loser!!
The first one reminds me of a government mediated healthcare.
I'd really appreciate it if Al-baby would send some of that global warming here to So. Cal. I'm freezing. How about you Sparks? It got up to the mid 60's today. Normally in the 80's to 90's here in SF valley this time of year.
Yes, it's been rather cool in Southern Cal.
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