Al Gore, superstar of the "save the planet" movement had this to say in an interview with The Sun.
"When politicains walk down the pavement, four or five of every ten people they meet ask, 'What are you doing to solve the climate crisis?' If you ask people their opinion, more than two thirds will say, 'It's a very serious issue, we're responsible for it. We need to take action'. But then if you give them a list of 25 or 30 issues and ask them to rank them in order of seriousenss, climate change comes at the bottom or near the bottom. I remember one poll where it came under dog litter. People are more likely to respond to problems that can be felt - terrorism, traffic jams, anything that activates the responses in an immediate way."
The writing is on the wall, but Gore cannot see it. It is politically correct to say that global warming is a critical issue and something must be done (change a light bulb, plant a tree). But when you come back to the real world of people's lives they are more concerned with the dog doo-doo on the sidewalk. This is far beneath Gore's expectations, but what can he expect? Remember, the global warming issue is built on myth and junk science.
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