by xsic bastardx » Sun Jul 02, 2006 5:26 am
I often wonder what it is going to take. I look around me at the madness that infests so many of us and marvel at how we have gotten this far. It’s like we passed out with a cigarette in our hand and it fell lighting the Lay-Z-Boy on fire and we are still fast asleep, waiting for our flesh to start cooking to wake up.<br>        You ever have one of those gut check moments. They are classic and come when you least expect them. It just kind of overwhelms you, your only choice to stop what your doing and deal with that moment the best you can.<br>        I got that feeling recently after seeing “A Inconvenient Truth”. I had heard about the film a year and half ago. I also heard that Al Gore was doing it and I wanted to see it even more. Here is a guy who is the President of the United States of America, he’s Elected Office stolen from him and he has basically been a ghost for the past 6 and half years. Now from the back of the theatre he raises his hand to speak and you know I think we better listen.<br>        I came from the camp that there was nothing we could prove that it was Us that was causing Global Warming. To me it felt logical that over eons and eons the Earth warmed and cooled, and that this was one of those times. <br>        <br>        I don’t believe that anymore.<br><br>        We are killing this planet. Granted that the Science that present fro the past 650,000 years taken from the Antartic Ice does tell a tale of Global Warming coming in stages as the level of C02 rises in the Atmosphere. However, in the past 10 years the levels have risen to the points that we have never seen and don’t even come close as to the average. <br>        It’s like Global Warming on Steroids. All the Shit we are putting into the Atmosphere is adding the too he natural process of Earth. Possibly if we would have evolved 4oo hundred years ago to the level of the Industrial Society we are today the Earth could have handled the a 100 years of like we have just had, thought we probably by this time would have invented something a little more creative than the Combustible Engine.<br>        I don’t know what Al has up his sleeve but after seeing this movie, and I know you guys are going to get all up in arms after this one, but I think Al Gore, right now, might be exactly what the States needs. I mean seriously, think about it. A proven candidate that possibly could run on a completely different platform than any other candidates. Now that could really be something.<br>        Believe me I am as just as pessimistic as the next man to think that we will EVER have another real election in this country. However, if a populace is motivated enough then the Real Voting Turnout would be to big to overcome. The 2004 Election was stolen with a few hundred thousand votes. Could they really fake Millions if need be? I don’t think they could….but then again I didn’t think Buildings couldn’t fall from fire and they can make that happen.<br>        I just keep thinking about the movie “The Day After Tommorow”. You know through the last 10 or 20 years it seems that Movies in particular have been taking a eerie similarity to actual events. The truly weird thing is that they come before the events are happening. I mean look at “Day” and then a year and half late we have Hurricane Katrina. <br>        I just feel it in my bones that things are speeding up and if we don’t create something that we can counter act the coming shift all might just be lost. <br>        Then again it may take the destruction of Civilization for us as mankind to truly wake up. It sure does look that way.<br> <p></p><i></i>