New Television Ad Targets Al Gore’s Global Warming Hypocrisy

 It seems as though Al Gore’s contrived, made-for-profit environmental crisis may be losing some steam. At least I hope so. A new national ad campaign is targeting Al Gore’s hypocrisy when it comes to saving the planet. Usually this type of ad campaign is relegated to people running for office. But in this case, Al Gore and his stupid ecochondriac environmental policies are so dangerous to average Americans, because of the money it will cost them, that advertising is now being run to try to save us from economy stalling tax policies hidden as environmental carbon offsets that Al Gore would have us pay.

Much like Eliot Spitzer, Al Gore doesn’t hold himself to the same standards he holds others to.

The advertisement begins with the sound of a chain being pulled and video of a light bulb coming on. “Here’s the electricity we use at home,” a male narrator says.

The bulb then goes dark as four rows of five bulbs come on behind it. “Al Gore uses 20 times as much,” the narrator continues,

Pictures of the former vice president with celebrities who are also global warming activists – such as actor Leonardo DiCaprio and comedian Larry David with his wife, Laurie, who produced Gore’s film, “An Inconvenient Truth” – then fill the screen.

“Mr. Gore’s friends use lots of energy, too, but Al Gore wants to cut our energy use, putting our jobs and our future in jeopardy,” the male voice states. “Mr. Gore’s future, on the other hand, couldn’t be brighter.

“We depend on reliable, affordable energy for our food, our transportation, our homes,” the narrator continues. “It’s the best protection we have against the hazards of life, and it’s even more important to people elsewhere who are struggling to survive, to break out of the prison of poverty.

“For them, affordable energy is something to hope for and something to celebrate,” he says as a video shows the people in Pignon, Haiti, cheering the arrival of that town’s first streetlight in February 2005.

“But what will happen to that hope if we restrict energy use?” the narrator asks.

“Some people may have a bright future,” he continues, as an image of Gore in a tuxedo fills the screen. “But don’t kid yourself – without affordable energy, hundreds of millions of people won’t have any future at all,” the narrator concludes as the original light bulb re-appears and then goes dark.

 Al Gore is making millions off of this global warming scam and it is great to see a conservative group going after him. He must stop this see-through rhetoric, and let us everyday working class Americans live our lives instead of telling us how to live our lives while he leads a totally different lifestyle.

“Here you’ve got one of the wealthiest, most well-connected and powerful personalities around, and he literally cannot go by a single minute of the day without relying on the exact sort of energy that he wants everyone else to cut down on,” Kazman said.

“The question is: If he can’t do it, is it something we really want for humanity?” Kazman asked.

 The answer to that question is simple, it doesn’t matter what he can or can’t do, he knows what is best for us so we must live the way he tells us to. Just don’t expect him to do the same. Just because it is best for us, doesn’t mean it is best for him.

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