[Climate swindle advice from Bill Clinton]

Although Bill Clinton portrayed himself as at peace in his new role as a former president and an outsider to the current administration, he did not refrain from listing all the ways that Obama could use his executive power to show a strong US response to global warming.

"If we look like we are wimping out on this...they will think that America has grown long in the tooth, that our best days are behind us," he said, before moving onto a session that included actor Brad Pitt, a senior White House aide, and the executive director of a New Orleans housing organization. "People have got to think we have our mojo going, that we are alert, alive and on top of the changes in the world."

He said he believed that a "decently good cap-and-trade bill" to combat global warming could pass the US Senate, but he said: "This is not going to happen unless you can prove its good business."

"Based on the world my foundation does, I don't think it is a close question," he said. "It will create more jobs than it costs, by light years, but nobody has been able to make that sale yet to America."

The Pope blesses the climate swindle [PDF].

Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » Daily Gut: God Bless Vaclav Klaus; Shut Up Kids!

Anyway, here’s a key rule one must know about left-wing propaganda: that once they trot out the kids, you know you`re being fed a pile of crap the size of Al Gore`s houseboat. Using pubescent pawns is based on the successful belief that no one dare question children – because they`re smaller and weaker than adults – and for the most part, sincere. Also: they`re adorable and can make up damaging stories about you if you don’t submit to their fickle wishes.

Governor Rendell to [Promote the Greatest Scientific Fraud in History]

Governor Edward G. Rendell will discuss the need for action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change while creating “green collar” jobs at 2 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, at the August Wilson Center, 980 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh.

The Governor will be joined by Washington, D.C.-based environmental advocacy organizations.