I love that picture.

http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/00660/Bundy1.jpg

Before I’m castigated (I hate it when that happens) for my intimation of the obvious similarity between the pics, let me explain. Bundy was the world’s ultimate narcissist. Gore, and Democrats, also tend towards narcissism. One striking feature of narcissism is a public face fashioned to garner support, love, admiration, for the private self inside which desperately needs such support, love, and admiration. It’s a mask, a public facade. The pic I linked to of Bundy, that’s very celebrated, since it’s one of the few and perhaps only visual records of his mask coming off showing the person within. Is it possible some of those so concerned about global warming are most interested in showing they care so they can be admired and pump themselves up inside? I think so. If that pic of Gore is the real Gore, I’d prefer he consider treatment for himself rather than requiring us to adopt the Kyoto protocols.

Thanks for the link to Irena Sendler. What an incredible story.

If only she were an enviro-wacko Bush hater who watched her carbon footprint she’d be a shoe-in for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Hey, it’s JammieWearingFool… as namechecked on Rush!

I knew him back when.

saint kansas on October 5, 2007 at 2:06 PM

Yes, it’s me. As fate would have it, I missed 15 minutes of the show Thursday, including the spot where he mentioned me.

With Hillary Clinton the frontrunner in the race for the Democrat presidential nomination, Mr Clinton said a win for her would be “great for the entire world.” No, it would only be great for Hill & Bill, who think they represent the entire world.

“I would love it,” he told BBC Radio 4 this morning. “She would be a great president and I would be the happiest person on earth if she got elected.” Dream on BJ, she’s never going to forget about your womanizing, president or not.

Asked what job he would do he said: “I probably would be most useful to her doing something to try and restore America’s standing in the world and build more allies and get us to work together again.” Who said: “I tried, and I tried, and I tried, but I failed”. I think he’s talking about working with OBL & Company, known allies of the Democrats.

He said America had “squandered” the support it received after the Sept 11 terror attacks in 2001 and damaged relationships by waging war in Iraq, withdrawing from the Kyoto climate treaty and by withdrawing military aid from Latin America. That’s funny, Billy Jeff talking about “squandering” away support. We all remember why he lost his support. It was that woman, Ms. Lewinsky.

“There was a period after 9/11 when we decided on a go-it-alone, our-way-or-the-highway approach, which I think really alienated a lot of the world,” he said. Yeh numbnuts, we went it alone … with the approval of the House, the Senate, and the UN.

“Most Americans – at least most American policy-makers, including a lot in the Republican Party – didn’t agree with this course.” Liar, Liar, Liar. Throwing out the “Most Americans” mantra again, followed by the obligatory “a lot” in the Republican party. People with brains are on to you, and the same BS put out by your fellow Democrats.

He said his fellow countrymen are now “more concerned than ever” about America’s standing in the world. We’re standing tall and have taken the fight to our enemy, idiot. While you may conveniently ignore it, the surge happens to be working, Big Time.

Mr Clinton, 61, said that Iran is now the “toughest problem” faced by the US, and that it was up to the current president and his successors to find a solution to the threats posed by president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Brilliant observation Bill … we need to do something. No Sh1t.

But he joked that he would have little chance of altering his wife’s thinking if she was elected, adding: “It wouldn’t work – it never has.” Rule #1 for Bill back in the White House: “Behave yourself and I might let you watch.”

Mr Clinton also used the interview to praise Gordon Brown, who he said had the potential to be “a great Prime Minister”. And Billy Jeff has the potential to “tell the truth” someday.

Al Gore refuses to debate global warming with the Heartland Institute

Don’t forget that Gore debated Chimpy McBushitler, the dumbest man on the planet…an incoherent imbecile…and lost.

He knows he sucks in a debate format and has nothing to gain. Besides, every single scientist on earth agrees with him; just ask him.

Spurius Ligustinus on October 5, 2007 at 1:21 PM

LOL! Thanks.

I knew him back when.

I’ve come around today myself. Just give it to him now and be done with it.

Doubt he’ll go away after that, but we can always hope.

I thought this article in the news today, where Al Gore refuses to debate global warming with the Heartland Institute, was much more interesting. I sent Allah the story but apparently he didn’t agree.

I find the reports of “no love lost between him and the Glacier” quite credible.

mojo on October 5, 2007 at 1:33 PM

There can only be one Manchurian Candidate dontcha know, and Hillary is has already cast herself as Angela Lansbury.

Maybe Al could play Odd Job in the next James Bond movie.

(Obligatory Frisky Dingo) Hey, if curing Global Warming can get Killface the Democratic nomination then it can certainly get it for Gore. :P

CorinthianJest on October 5, 2007 at 12:46 PM

Killface is so much cooler than Al Gore could ever dream of being. Plus being able to heal up from an RPG to the chest is nice.

Al Gore is just the assclown’s assclown, and no amount of unearned awards is ever going to make up for him losing the big one fair and square.

How else will we know if there’s global warming in HELL?

You know what I love the most about the British Courts story – the case was brought by a lorry driver.

The outcome marks a partial victory for Mr Dimmock, who had accused the ‘New Labour Thought Police’ of indoctrinating youngsters by handing out thousands of Climate Change Packs to schools.

Mr Dimmock, a lorry driver from Dover with children aged 11 and 14, said at the outset of the hearing: ‘I wish my children to have the best education possible, free from bias and political spin, and Mr Gore’s film falls far short of the standard required.’

Power to the people!

Maybe, just maybe, he likes where he is in life and he just doesn’t want all the crap that comes with being (and particularly running for) President.

I don’t buy that for a second, and I’m not saying that to be contrary; my impression is he wants it as badly as ever, and that’s a lot. He could let the “I used to be the next president” gag die, but he doesn’t. And the slobbering at his Capitol Hill appearance had to be gratifying.

Seriously? I think he has some unresolved father issues. And he keeps flitting around the issues, sucking the sap as far as it takes him and then moving on. You’d think he’d be happy to be where he is. Plus, if he doesn’t run, he can always believe he won.

Look, I really dislike Gore. But I don’t wish him ill, and I really think he should get into therapy. He and Rosie.