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Originally Posted by Stephanie :"The election in Canada was partly about the tar sands projects in Alberta," Gore told a crowd at the Sundance film festival in Utah. "The financial interests behind the tar sands poured a lot of money and support behind an ultra-conservative leader in order to win the election ... and to protect their interests."
Apparently Gore was unaware that Canadian election law caps company donations at $1,000 a year, or that natural resources are controlled by provincial governments and not the feds. But why let facts get in the way of a good smear? |
One word: bwaaahahahahaha.
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This week he was at it again, using an interview with Rolling Stone magazine to suggest development of the oil-sands is "truly nuts" -- equivalent to a junkie looking for a fix.
"They have to tear up four tonnes of landscape, all for one barrel of oil," moaned Gore. "It seems reasonable, to them, because they've lost sight of their lives."
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Well. Obviously Gore hasn't heard of David Suzuki.
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"I don't know what he proposes the world run on -- hot air?" wondered Alberta's premier.
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Pretty tame comment. Klein is a pretty tough cocksucker. Gore wouldn't last one round with him. Part of his campaign platform during his run for mayor (which he won) was to send the Eastern creeps and bums back to Ontario. Not a PC bone in that man's body. Although he has since given up booze, so who knows, he might be really big wuzz without his 12 Canadians. :laugh:
I wonder if Gore will personally benefit from any of the oil coming out of Alberta? Probably not, being the naturalist that he is. :laugh: