Quote of the Week: the industry of denial

Query/Proposal:
I wish Ben Stein and his fine crew would produce another movie, this time, called: “Get Real” using thermometer temps., measured solar activity, and other hard data, using simply, powerfully, written dialogue to get truth in science to the public. (possibly, with a different celebrity, more popular with Gen X ers, perhaps, to do the narration and interviewing? Stein would be great for me, but I’m getting a little old…)
Could we get funding* from a charitable trust or foundation or other source to produce and
send a copy to every mailbox in the U.S. and Canada (at least – the entire civilized world would be my hope!)?
The event of mailing this DVD to so many people would, in itself, create a media event, providing further opportunities to tell the truth on TV and in other news media. Getting something in the mail, a rarity for many, these days, would, I think, make it more likely that the recipients would view the DVD. Plus, the REAL (verus virtual on internet) object would underscore the theme.

The absence of such funding, especially in the wake of the success of “The Global Warming Swindle,” is hard to account for if there is a well-organized, well-funded denial movement, as charged by alarmists. This was a point I made in my thread, “Notes from Skull Island, at http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/12/16/notes-from-skull-island-why-skeptics-arent-well-funded-and-well-organized/