Comments on: Did Al Gore Invent The Internet? http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet The grassroots dedicated to Global Warming and re-electing Al Gore President of the United States in 2008. Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:26:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: RENE CANTIN http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2639 Tue, 05 Jan 2010 04:32:47 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2639 Al Gore is the biggest lying piece of s... in this country with Nancy Palosi and Obama right behind him. Why doesn't he come out and debate some real scientists in a public forum? He won't because he is a big fat lying hypocrite who is only looking to make money. I can even speak properly about the earth's core temperature... millions of degrees: really Al you are soooo smart! We all should be grateful you where around to invent the internet just like you have invented Global Warming. Al Gore is the biggest lying piece of s… in this country with
Nancy Palosi and Obama right behind him.
Why doesn’t he come out and debate some real scientists in a public forum? He won’t because he is a big fat lying hypocrite who is only looking to make money.
I can even speak properly about the earth’s core temperature…
millions of degrees: really Al you are soooo smart! We all should be grateful you where around to invent the internet just like you have invented Global Warming.

]]> by: Uh http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2290 Tue, 02 Dec 2008 18:39:28 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2290 Michael Drenski, what are you on about? How would wearing "rose colored" glasses make one conclude things were sub-par and likely for the worse? LOL ... do you even understand that metaphor? It's not Al Gore's fault that you're the type who approaches theories and research from the perspective of someone that "believes in" things, as if your personal gut instinct is a reliable guiding light in every field of endeavour, vs. weighing evidence past the current ambient temperature in your own backyard. Michael Drenski, what are you on about? How would wearing “rose colored” glasses make one conclude things were sub-par and likely for the worse? LOL … do you even understand that metaphor?

It’s not Al Gore’s fault that you’re the type who approaches theories and research from the perspective of someone that “believes in” things, as if your personal gut instinct is a reliable guiding light in every field of endeavour, vs. weighing evidence past the current ambient temperature in your own backyard.

]]> by: james monsul http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2229 Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:51:36 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2229 mr. vice president, i listened to your discussion on "meet the press" sun. 7/20/08 and was interested in your comment that the future of our energy needs will be electricity. i am a conservative republican and came to that conclusion in 1973 when i started my business 1 month before the first oil embargo. i attended many seminars that year only to learn that, at the 1973 use rate, there was only up to 300 years of resources of fossil fuels available to americans unless more were to be found. of course, more resources have been found but consumption has also gone up. so, in 1973 i came to the conclusion that our future electricity needs will come, not from fossil fuels, but from renewable sources. to that end i sent a letter to the solar research institute in colarado. i suggested that we install solar collection panels ( or maybe today photovoltaics ) in the median of the national highway system. the highway ribbon is a minium of 25,000 miles and just this could produce enough electricity to create substations every 25 miles or so to take care of much of our needs. i also sent a letter to the natural gas institute in chicago suggesting that they look into water as our home heating resource. my idea was to convert the home water connection by electrolysis, using home solar collectors for the electricity, into hydrogen & oxygen. the hydrogen would run the furnace and the by product would be water. this system would have a battery back-up system that would run the electrolysis system when the solar collectors could not function. of course no one ever responded to my ideas. today, however these ideas are practical. technology has improved over the last 35 years that these are do able. i don't agree with some of your basic premises on globale warming. we do agree that the future of energy is electricity. electricity has a limited life span when we talk of fossil fuels. i agree that we need to consider renewable fuels. when john kennedy said put a man on the moon in 10 years our nation did it. if we say put solar collectors in the freeway system in 10 years we can do it. maybe when history looks back on what you and i are talking about it will be labeled the "hydro-solar age". please let me know what you think. mr. vice president,
i listened to your discussion on “meet the press” sun. 7/20/08 and was interested in your comment that the future of our energy needs will be electricity. i am a conservative republican and came to that conclusion in 1973 when i started my business 1 month before the first oil embargo. i attended many seminars that year only to learn that, at the 1973 use rate, there was only up to 300 years of resources of fossil fuels available to americans unless more were to be found. of course, more resources have been found but consumption has also gone up. so, in 1973 i came to the conclusion that our future electricity needs will come, not from fossil fuels, but from renewable sources. to that end i sent a letter to the solar research institute in colarado. i suggested that we install solar collection panels ( or maybe today photovoltaics ) in the median of the national highway system. the highway ribbon is a minium of 25,000 miles and just this could produce enough electricity to create substations every 25 miles or so to take care of much of our needs. i also sent a letter to the natural gas institute in chicago suggesting that they look into water as our home heating resource. my idea was to convert the home water connection by electrolysis, using home solar collectors for the electricity, into hydrogen & oxygen. the hydrogen would run the furnace and the by product would be water. this system would have a battery back-up system that would run the electrolysis system when the solar collectors could not function. of course no one ever responded to my ideas. today, however these ideas are practical. technology has improved over the last 35 years that these are do able. i don’t agree with some of your basic premises on globale warming. we do agree that the future of energy is electricity. electricity has a limited life span when we talk of fossil fuels. i agree that we need to consider renewable fuels. when john kennedy said put a man on the moon in 10 years our nation did it. if we say put solar collectors in the freeway system in 10 years we can do it. maybe when history looks back on what you and i are talking about it will be labeled the “hydro-solar age”. please let me know what you think.

]]> by: William Hill http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2208 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 02:37:45 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2208 I wish I had gotten the idea to con everyone into beleiving this bull and then make millions giving speaches about it. On a second thought I couldn't live with my self. I agree with Mr. Drenski a previous comentator except I wouldn't want to be his neighbor. I couldn't stomach it. I wish I had gotten the idea to con everyone into beleiving this bull and then make millions giving speaches about it. On a second thought I couldn’t live with my self.
I agree with Mr. Drenski a previous comentator except I wouldn’t want to be his neighbor. I couldn’t stomach it.

]]> by: SAVE A.C. http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2194 Wed, 21 May 2008 21:11:22 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2194 Rivieramaya Mexico....we need your help. If ever we need good ecology practices, now is the time. The building boom is to fast and our MesoAmerican reef is in peril. Please check out our web page www.saverivieramaya.org for more details and please contact us. Thanks! Nancy DeRosa Director of SAVE Society of Akumal's Vital Ecology Rivieramaya Mexico….we need your help. If ever we need good ecology practices, now is the time. The building boom is to fast and our MesoAmerican reef is in peril. Please check out our web page www.saverivieramaya.org for more details and please contact us. Thanks!
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]]> by: dave http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2180 Thu, 08 May 2008 17:41:04 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2180 Just who actualy gets the cash for carbon credits ? Just who actualy gets the cash for carbon credits ?

]]> by: ctr http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2171 Wed, 07 May 2008 00:10:51 +0000 http://www.algore04.com/archives/did-al-gore-invent-the-internet#comment-2171 i dont like al gore i dont like al gore

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