Dear Al, watch the skies

From Al Gore’s Climate Reality project today:

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Dear Friend,

In case you missed our big announcement Sunday, I wanted to share some exciting news: Our second annual 24 Hours of Reality event, 24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report, will take place on November 14.

We will gather together for a global webcast, streamed for 24 hours in all 24 time zones, showcasing how climate change and extreme weather are altering our lives and our planet.

Watch the announcement here from former Vice President Al Gore and share it with your friends: 

Last year, millions of people around the world watched the first annual 24 Hours of Reality and were empowered to share the reality of climate change and join our call to action. And now, one year later, the climate crisis has intensified more than we even expected. The need for us to come together has never been more timely or important.

I’ll have much more to share with you soon, including ways in which you can be a part of this global event. Thank you for your continuing support of our work. We look forward to seeing you online on November 14!

Click here to watch former Vice President Al Gore announce 24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report, and share this video with your friends.

Sincerely,

Maggie L. Fox

President and CEO

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Like our effort last year,  The Gore-a-thon on WUWT… look for counter coverage from WUWT. If you thought alarmists got upset about my PBS appearance, then this new media event is sure to be a winner. An announcement will be coming in the weeks ahead.

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September 25, 2012 4:53 pm

Big Al must need some more money. Beachfront houses in California ain’t cheap after all. Someone has to pay the mortgage and light bill.

Tom J
September 25, 2012 4:54 pm

Ok, so I clicked on the link and went browsing through Al’s Climate Reality Project and I found this request:
Sign our petition to bring climate change into the first presidential debate. Tell Debate Moderator Jim Lehrer that he must ask both presidential candidates about their views on climate change and what they are going to do about it.
Anyway, I thought to myself, ‘what a ridiculous question. Ok, I’ll concede that maybe Jim Lehrer might have to ask Mitt Romney what he’s going to do to line the pockets of thoroughly useless parasites looking to cash in on a climate scare. But, for chrissake he doesn’t have to ask Barack (or is it: Barrrrrrak, or Baaaaarak, or Brrrrrrak?) Obama that question. I mean c’mon, after almost 4 years we already know. All you have to do is just simply destroy the economy: pass a few thousand pages of new, onerous regulations while the economy just begins to claw out of a recession. For a real spicy effect make some of those regulations completely contradictory, and make others impossible to understand. Don’t bother with those pesky little congressional reps from “Padukaville”, just whip out that almighty executive pen and instruct the unaccountable bureaucracies to wipe out whole industries while taking taxpayer dollars and giving them to totally, completely, absolutely, undeniably useless industries. Finally, make the dollar useless even for lining a birdcage. And, voila, the “destruction of industrialization” has saved us from “dirty climate”. So what’s the point in asking Mr. Obama? He’s shown us the way.

September 25, 2012 4:55 pm

Eve Stevens says:
September 25, 2012 at 3:35 pm
Tried to listen to it. Got to around the 1 min mark. Started to feel sick so shut it off.
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Same here but I got a bit further. I got a little past the part where he talked about us living in a “new normal”. Sheesh! Now he’s even trying to make normal sound like a problem!

Louis
September 25, 2012 4:56 pm

“Dear Al, watch the skies”

Why the skies? Is a tornado about to drop a house on the wicked witch of the East?

Jeff
September 25, 2012 4:56 pm

Saw that singer Kathy Matthea was on their junket to Antarctica…she has a lot that’s good to say about what’s going on in West Virginia, but I can’t believe that someone who originally studied
engineering would fall for the faulty math/analysis/etc. that Gore & co. are spewing everywhere.
We should be spending time and money on issues like black lung instead of (supposed lack of)
white fur (polar bears, etc.).
The warmists talk about our children’s future being at stake because of
supposed global warming; I say we have to worry about our children’s future
being mortgaged to pay for warmist foolishness such as wind farms and
solar farms (for lack of a better term). I used to live in Livermore, just
down the hill from the (at the time, defunct) Enron Altamont Pass wind farm.
They were beautiful, but so were the many birds (often rare) that were
consumed by the rotors of these “bird blenders”.
There has to be a better way. Let’s get back to pure, correct science.
And if Franzi is reading (or in any case), this blog is one of the most, if
not the most, civil and intelligent blogs in the blogosphere.
Have a look at the computer blogs (u**x, etc.) if you want to see folks savaged at the hands of folks with different views. Or, have a look at Mozart vs. Salieri, Hanslick vs. most musicians of his time, or George Bernard Shaw vs. the known universe (at times….). The world of criticism,
skepticism, and dissent is perhaps a difficult one, but without it, a great deal
of truth might never see the light of day.
Steve Jobs was said to have remarked that the hardest part of what he did
was NOT creating new ideas, but rather, winnowing out bad ideas. Skepticism
and the scientific method do this – models, thought experiments, the
Aristotolean method and conjecture usually do not…

Editor
September 25, 2012 5:11 pm

Sounds like an opportunity to me!!!!!!

Gary
September 25, 2012 5:13 pm

Alert Josh!

kadaka (KD Knoebel)
September 25, 2012 5:17 pm

1. Thank you, Climate Reality Project, for displaying Al Gore with his mouth covered.
2. You know, from his lips on up, he looks a lot like Bob Schieffer, host of CBS’ Sunday morning show Face The Nation. Wow, Al’s really getting old. If you’re not seeing the resemblence, it’s mostly in the “Washington insider eyes” look. The one that says even before he speaks, “Greetings, unwashed masses. I’m far smarter than you and it’s my thankless yet necessary task to inform you of that undeniable fact, among others”.

John V. Wright
September 25, 2012 5:26 pm

Absolutely beyond parody.
The poor sap. Pity him – and pity the starry-eyed non-thinking simpletons who follow his misguided star.

RoyFOMR
September 25, 2012 5:28 pm

I kinda like Al Gore. He is the epitome of the “could have been a champion” sort of chap.
Doesn’t matter how many times he’s been knocked down, he just keeps bouncing back for more. Dunno whom I’m reminded of most by his indominatable spirit – Wiley Coyote, maybe, of Coyote and Road-Runner fame. A Homer to an invisible Lisa? Perhaps even the Stan Laurel half of that classic, B&W, cinematic-brace of comedians.
If only he had a straight guy to pair with, he could have been up there with the Gods!
Notwithstanding his past setbacks, I look forward with genuine interest to the unfolding narrative of this fascinating character.
Beep, beep – Doh – and another fine(nice) mess you’ve got me into .
Love it!

Jimbo
September 25, 2012 5:28 pm

The Gore family became rich on Occidental Petroleum.

Kendra
September 25, 2012 5:29 pm

Kurt in Switzerland
Me too (in Switzerland). Where are you? What a blast it would be to get together with the popcorn for part of the next boreathon. As you know, what makes it fun is us.
I’m mostly down south but can get to Z. Mini numere isch null einenunsk achtsiebenafufzg, ochtasechzg zweiedochst (I’m Engl mother tongue so my Swiss spelling ain’t proper – not that there is a proper – plus an attempt to encrypt).
While I’m here – are there any blogs in CH? Maybe along the lines of Pierre’s in Germany? It wouldn’t have to be in English, German or Italian would be fine. All I’ve found is a site with no real action named something like No Carbon Tax. As you also know, there’s hardly any awareness here of what’s going on, MSM never mentioned Climategate altho Weltwoche, the weekly apparently did. Maybe it’s all down to the truly embarrassing for Switzerland Thomas Stocker, who I finally saw with Vahrenholt in the cringeworthy debate.
I noticed a Max Manacker also over at Judy’s but have been too late in comments threads (and too shy) to ask him. Other than that, once I saw someone years ago at Jeff’s who gave some info about a weather station in CH.
No obligation on your part, so feel free to ignore.
Kendra (in Switzerland)

September 25, 2012 5:38 pm

The old LP is stuck in the same track. The Earth has a fever. Climate crisis. We are spewing out carbon pollution and treating the atmosphere as a sewer. Extreme weather. And on and on.
The same old celebrities from Hollywood, the UN, the NGO people and elsewhere.
Plus now he had added “dirty weather” to the list. Must be from advice from his PR agents.
Climate reality project just a big sleeping pill. Same old, same old.

Louis
September 25, 2012 5:41 pm

“24 Hours of Reality: The Dirty Weather Report”

What’s a “dirty” weather report? Is Al Gore planning to do a weather report in the buff from the North Poll to prove how much warmer it has gotten? I sure hope there’s no dirty dancing between him and Bill Nye the Science Guy.
I see no evidence that climate change has made our weather more extreme, but it sure has made Al Gore more extreme. Was that predicted by any of the climate models?

September 25, 2012 5:42 pm

You can take the man out of politics but you can’t take politics out of the man, at least not when the man is Uncle Al. Notice the tease : “Much worse than we thought,” a seemingly impossible
state, but one sure to entice the Armageddon crowd. I think we can all agree that Al’s
telethon will be “much worse than we thought.” How’s about monitoring his show and keeping
count of patent falsehoods with a Watts Lie-O-Meter? Nah, that won’t work :forcing anyone with an intellect to listen to Al would surely be considered cruel and unusual punishment.

David Chappell
September 25, 2012 5:43 pm

Speed said:
They forgot Newfoundland — UTC – 3.5.
And India – UTC +5.5

September 25, 2012 5:45 pm

So the Gored-a-thon is doing the Bore-a-thon again. Complete with faked experiments, studio mixed and photoslopped fakery coupled with a massive blast of CO2 exhaust.
Watch if thee wants, I got better things to do… like clean the porcelain throne since it’s far better company than the Gore.

D Böehm
September 25, 2012 5:49 pm

Skeletons in Al’s closet:
http://www.realchange.org/gore.htm#tobacco

john robertson
September 25, 2012 6:08 pm

Al Gore and reality? So at best his minions can try climate reality for 24 hours out of each year? At least the old time evangelists had passion and colour, Al, has got nothing going for him I expect most of the visits to his site will come thro WUWT.

Eric N WY
September 25, 2012 6:09 pm

I wonder if these “Al Gore-trained climate leaders” also fly around in private jets?

Jimbo
September 25, 2012 6:14 pm
Jimbo
September 25, 2012 6:17 pm

I vaguely recall that global warming (affecting mostly the poles) should lead to fewer extreme weather events. Yet some people ‘believe’ the opposite. Is this the birth of a new religion?

James Allison
September 25, 2012 6:17 pm

“I want to share some exciting news”
LOL Al Bore has stolen the opening line of typical spam email……..

RoyFOMR
September 25, 2012 6:19 pm

As an addendum to my previous post let us never forget the contribution made by VP Gore to peer-reviewed science,
Et Al.
And the Internet.
Awesome!