Anthropogenic global warming?

[AstusAleator]

So how about that Sarah Palin? Governor of Alaska doesn't think global warming is anthropogenic...

[alextemplet]

I think you could've easily stopped your sentence after "Sarah Palin doesn't think." No more words needed after that one.

[Lightf00t]

It's all scaremongering and pseudoscience. I'm sick of hearing about it.

And as for the last comment, more fashionable anti-Palin sentiment. Palin is evil, as is George Bush. Climate change is real. Barrack Obama is the man and it's time for change. Yadda yadda yadda.

And for those global warming alarmists who slate George Bush for not signing the Kyoto protocol, I feel it my duty to inform you that the Clinton-Gore administration refused to sign it too as they realized what a damaging effect it would have on the economy.

[alextemplet]

And here we go again with the usual political bull, where I am automatically branded an Obama-supporter for disliking Sarah Palin. As a matter of fact I am not even close to an Obama fan; stop making assumptions.

Anyway, care to explain why you think of global warming as "scaremongering and pseudoscience"?

[David George]

It's all scaremongering and pseudoscience. I'm sick of hearing about it.

i think you need to take a look at the satellite images of lake chad and Mt Kilimanjaro.The effects are visible in islands of bengal region and maldives.The president of maldives has acttually started to buy land in foreign countries to trans locate his people.

Alex whom do you support??? Just tell it clearly.

[alextemplet]

Bobby Jindall

[David George]

Heard of him as a indian origin guy.He is a republican.but know nothing further.I am a person who closely watches African politics more than western politics,so my knowledge is quite dumb

[alextemplet]

Jindall is the governor of my state of Louisiana, and very big on ethics reform and cleaning up corruption in government. He also did an excellent job of handling the preparations and clean-up before and after Hurricane Gustav. He's also a solid Catholic to boot. Although he's not from India himself, his parents are; he was born in the US. All in all, if he decides to run for the presidency in 2012 (as many think he will), I'll be voting for him.

[David George]

Sure.Anyway i like Obama. May be i am carried away by his charisma.
I am very confused to vote in my country everyone looks bad.hehehe

[alextemplet]

Obama's got some good qualities , and some good ideas, but I don't think he's all that he's cracked up to be. I almost voted for him, but decided instead on John McCain. I really like McCain, but I lost some confidence in him when he chose Palin as his running mate. That woman makes me want to puke.

[David George]

its your country.Your politics, very diff indian scenario..........

[alextemplet]

I'm very concerned that so many people seem to like Obama for his charisma more than anything else. I admit he's a talented orator, but that doesn't come close to making him a good candidate. The last time a nation elected somebody based solely on charisma, his name was Adolf Hitler.