Bookworm on Feb 27 2010 | Filed under: Climate change
I truly intended to fisk algore’s op-ed at the New York Times, in which he explains why global warming is still so important that the world should continue its task of turning him into the first green-based billionaire. I was foiled, however, by the fact that I couldn’t step giggling as I read his hysterical [...]
Bookworm on Nov 22 2009 | Filed under: Climate change
Am I the only one who has had it up to here and more with the relentless imperative that I buy green? I have this incredible urge to pollute and waste. I do not like being bullied, and I am being bullied.
When I’m at the store, surrounded by all the little soldiers staggering under the [...]
Bookworm on May 16 2009 | Filed under: Uncategorized
I have an idea to throw out for you guys to chew on. Laer, at Cheat-Seeking Missiles, in an email asked why Jindal’s speech, which looks great on paper, got such a bad reception. The reception was bad on both the Left and the Right, so its being dissed wasn’t just a matter of media [...]
Bookworm on Apr 22 2009 | Filed under: Climate change
Green is fine if you can be cute about it: cute little hybrid cars, cute little permanent shopping bags boasting about your green-ness, and cute locally grown arugala. But is Green still fine if your City requires that, as a matter of law, you spend up to $30,000 to bring your home into compliance with [...]
Bookworm on Jun 06 2008 | Filed under: Al Gore, Barack Obama
The award for the best opening in any article (at least for today), has to go to Jonah Goldberg:
Is Barack Obama the Messiah?
Before we answer that question, let me vent for a moment. In 2000 I was cruelly denied the Pulitzer despite being the only columnist in America to ask the pressing question: Is Al [...]
Bookworm on Jun 06 2008 | Filed under: Climate change
I’m a scientific ignoramus. Although I’ve been skeptical of global warming from the start, my skepticism hasn’t been rooted in a sound grasp of facts and scientific principles. Instead, it arises because of my source problems: I deeply distrust the people touting climate change.
From the moment Al Gore started mouthing off about it, and triggered [...]
Bookworm on Apr 30 2008 | Filed under: Communism, Democrats, Leftist morality
My father was a very angry man. At whichever job he had, he was pretty darn certain that management was out to get him. At stores, he knew he was being cheated. My mother always attributed this anger, not to the poverty and dislocation of his youth (placed in an orphanage at [...]
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