Comments on: Global Warming or Global Governance?

By: James Parry

James Parry — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 10:06:00 +0000

Personally, I think it’s clear us humans are damaging our home, Earth considerably. But, let’s say we actually weren’t, this shambles of a documentary was correct and, Al Gore, is incorrect – I still see no problem in trying to make the Planet a safe, more stable place to live. I’d rather take a small part of my time, pay a small part of my wage each year to help protect the Planet AND if it turns out human pollution was insignificant, at least we would have made it a cleaner place to live, benefiting everyone. On the flip side, we don’t help our planet, we ignore signs and data, we carry on, we’re wrong and we ARE creating the problem, then.. well, we’re in big trouble which is going to result in a problem a billion times more expensive that it already is.

By: Kelly Daugherty

Kelly Daugherty — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 07:19:00 +0000

ONe world government is certainly on the plate for this world. It is discussed over and over again by our own presidents for the past 30 years. They even discuss it openly in other forums. One only needs to look past the corporate owned media machine to see what is really happening in this world. This doc cannot ignore the agenda behind the “climate change” propaganda machine.

By: Gwayne Li

Gwayne Li — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 05:37:00 +0000

Because we voted for Harper… huh what a shame -_-

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 05:21:00 +0000

i agree and disagree at the end of the day ower so called demorcratic society is not sustainable to much power has been put in the hands of to few.Is global warming happenening i dont give a shit what is happening is a total disrespect not only for humanity but for mother earth and wheather either side is right or wrong you dont have to be a rocked scientest to work out which is the right path .We where all bourne naked and when we die thats how we will go.Irrespective of our familie ties.But i want to be able to say to my children i left this place Earth in the same if not better shape so they can marvel at the same beauties i have thats simple

By: TimG

TimG — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:51:00 +0000

And how much to you all stand to make/save dollar wise if you succeed in brainwashing public to believe global warming is a hoax????? If its on penny, I have no interest in your message!

By: eyecandy_babydoll

eyecandy_babydoll — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 05:48:00 +0000

It was good until the “new world order” part.. yes carbon taxes are just politicians way of putting more money in their pockets and helping their stockbroker friends instead of helping the environment, but talking about a one world government spear headed by the Bilderberg group is detracting from the global warming debate and entering into Alex Jones’ territory.

By: George K.

George K. — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:04:00 +0000

there must be eskimos living in igloos down thar in texas,USA??!!!EEHHHH????
gonernance???? or global warming?? or mis/dis information??? or all 3???
the root problem is overpopulation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! libido!!!!!!!!!!!! me at 53,no kids.NWO is AAA OK!!!!!90% hornies must go.

By: Matt Kukowski

Matt Kukowski — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 10:58:00 +0000

MONEY is the problem. NOT Climate Change, not Politics, not pollution…not even extinction. MONEY is our number one problem… the center point that links ALL these problems. The financial system is RIGGED and it needs to be reformed. Everything is DICTATED by MONEY. Forget GOD, MONEY is the world religion.

By: Michael James Kinsey

Michael James Kinsey — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:02:00 +0000

The Commons of the world, this is an absurd concept, most people can’ t get along with the people next door. Actually, social cohesiveness is being destroyed by the people who want to control the world. Taxing people because they breath, sounds perfectly reasonable to people who agreed with the salt tax imposed by the British during the Raj.

By: Shelby

Shelby — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:23:00 +0000

You opinion is interesting however I wonder about the basis for such an opinion?

By: Chris Luehrmann

Chris Luehrmann — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:59:00 +0000

I am 3:08 into this movie and i cannot control my outbursts. This “documentary” is absolute garbage already. Hopefully i can make it to the end. I feel as if i could make a movie about how horribly incorrect the first three minutes are. Ridiculous. Just ridiculous

By: steamknife

steamknife — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:45:00 +0000

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Michael.

I am currently living in a City in Taiwan, Taichung. It is relatively crowded with A LOT vehicles and not “green” at all. I lived in Sydney for most of the life so by comparison and with no exaggeration, Sydney is a forest comparing to this place. From my experience living in Taichung right now (summer), I can assure you that it is extremely hot without any trees around. 28 degrees Celsius in Taichung is more hotter than 28 degrees in Sydney. However, I can feel the temperature to be much cooler when I stay close to the park with a lot of trees. I didn’t even have to stay under the shade!

I am not a scientist nor have any knowledge in climates whatsoever. But throughout my experience, I can truly understand how important it is to keep our environment as green as possible. To people with experiences (and lack in theoretical knowledge) like me, the man-made climate change argument seems to make a lot of sense.

By: Rocky Racoon

Rocky Racoon — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 03:16:00 +0000

WEll then why does the Canadian government lie to the UN about current and future co2 emissions from the tarsands. Why do they not monitor the pollution and shred reports that the taxpayer pays for when it is time to tell the truth. I mean no harm no foul right? So why all the subterfuge and industry self non regulation and falsifying evidence to the contrary of their political goals-develop as fast as possible as much as possible before the rest of the country and the world gets it’s socks on in the morning?
RR

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 01:52:00 +0000

Do this test for us there Nick, in your garage.

Lock yourself in a car with Al Gore. The amount of methane spewing out of Al Gore is enough to harm you without even turning the engine on. How much methane spews from Al Gores smacking lips you ask… Enough to fuel his two private Jets as he flies between his global properties with his five kids haha.

Smacking his lips away, brainwashing the sheep, playing them like the fools they are. It’s the great global warming swindle flying circus.

Hey Nick one last request…Pay my share of Global Carbon Tax to Al Gore while you are at it. Settle up with you later, you won’t mind. Thanks pal.

By: Yannick Dierens

Yannick Dierens — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 22:44:00 +0000

There’s nothing bad about solar power. In fact, we could easily power our whole planet, even if all countries were fully developed, on solar power alone. But until we find a practical way for doing it, and more importantly someone who wants to pay that, there is no way it will happen. And perhaps the more important question is: what’s so bad about the way we make energy now? This is what the discussion’s about. The phrase “which there is” is just an empty shell, because it’s not there. At least not man made. And even then, based on a (slightly) longer period of time, there really is nothing strange going on on our planet, temperature wise: it’s just nature.

The fact is that global warming is perhaps the world’s most spread hysteria, and it isn’t based on convincing evidence, on the contrary. I also want a clean environment! It’s important to make that absolutely clear. For instance, I don’t want a blanket of “smog” over our cities, so this is a reason to make internal combustion engines and industries cleaner. But global warming is a laugh.

(Think about this: of the total annual CO2 emissions, about 97% are natural (volcanoes, decaying biomass…), so the rising CO2 levels CAN NOT be man-made, only a small fraction of the change could be ascribed to human activity.)