New Documentary Challenges Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth' on Global Warming

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McElhinney, McAleer's filmmaking partner, said Gore, while doing research for his newly released book, "Our Choice," asked a scientist to dial back the science to fit his narrative.

"So much for the inconvenient truth," McElhinney said. "He just doesn't like the truth."

McAleer said the British court ruling should have given pause to Gore about his film.

"I wouldn't like our documentary to have nine significant errors and if it did, I certainly wouldn't be showing it to school children across America, and that's the important thing," he said.

McElhinney said it's a flawed argument by environmentalists that there's a consensus that everyone agrees about the causes and consequences of global warming.

"That's not how science works," she said. "It doesn't matter if 99,000 people all agree about something and one person is right. Politics works like that -- a certain number of people vote for something and then it becomes true. But with science, it's the one person who tells the truth."

New Documentary Challenges Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth' on Global Warming - FOXNews.com

 

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Seeing as the vaunted "peer review" has just taken a torpedo below the waterline, this one cant help the envirowackaloons either.