Gore wins share of Nobel Peace Prize.
He shares it with (insert drum roll here) the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Who saw that coming? Gore’s fake documentary has as much to do with promoting peace as the size of the loaf I pinch off in the morning does with the price of tea in China.
Gore and the United Nations — irrelevance on parade. If this latest bit of news had been a comedy skit no sane person would believe it had any relationship with the truth.
Balance Sheet 
“The win is also likely add further fuel to a burgeoning movement in the United States for Gore to run for president in 2008, which he has so far said he does not plan to do.”
*GAG*
By: nicedeb on October 12, 2007
at 08:41
It’s all so predictable now. The unfortunate part is most people have no clue that Gore’s film is fiction. This will only add credibility to him and his propaganda, making it easier for this film to be introduced into school curriculums, after all, it’s a Nobel Prize winner!
Sadly, most people never question something that’s labeled “documentary.” In this age of information, it’s amazing to me that anyone buys into this stuff, and especially Michael Moore’s outright lies. As long as there’s some dramatic music behind outrageous claims, people tend to believe whatever is presented to them. I think this is how the Truther movement got “legs.”
It’s a new age of expertly produced propaganda. Marx would be proud.
By: bmac on October 12, 2007
at 10:43
The war among the Left if Gore chooses to run will almost be worth the price of admission. It is getting bloody now and the knives haven’t even come out yet. This is going to be so much fun since they are all so dirty.
Nice to see that some court in England (NiceDeb linked) ruled the film was a piece of political propaganda and could not be shown without certain restrictions.
By: cranky on October 13, 2007
at 16:54