Heh. It was called the 'Great global warming swindle' and people should watch it. It presented all the facts - there were men in white coats and everything - lots of diagrams with clouds (the second global warming factor) and quite basically a trip through history - apparently after the war (uncle albert's voice) when we had a boom in technology (the time period name escapes me but it has one) earth's temperatures dropped thus rendering the whole man made global warming theory useless. And they put Al Gore to bed. Al, wake up! Carbon monoxide is the result of global warming, it doesn't cause it. Hang on, were they talking about carbon monoxide? *shrugs shoulders* And even the co-founder of Greenpeace went on the record as saying that facts had lost their way. He went into this whole speech about how they (who are they?) tried to get rid of an element from the periodic table (can't remember which one - does it matter? Elements shmelements) and he was like 'whoah there, we can't eradicate a periodic table element' Well of course we can't.
And then the berlin wall came down and turned green politics into well, just politics apparently with hidden agendas. 'They want to save squirrels but really they just want to...' The hypothesis/anti-thesis - yes, let's bring on the scientific garble - was that the fear behind global warming is man made and not global warming itself. I watched one and half hours of it and what I concluded was I loved the cockney weather man who took on the big boys by predicting the weather by use of the sun (not the tabloid) and placing bets with William Hill - he was right everytime, that little cockney weather sweeper. It had nothing to do with the subject really but made working class viewers like myself smile and say 'One in the eye for the big guy' Where was I? So to conclude - green journalists and politicians want you to believe that we're killing the planet to keep them in jobs and get funding. For once the scientists are being ignored? 'They are ignoring me' a scientist with a huge beard said. I get it all the time, I shouted back at the screen...