In 2006, Al Gore released his fright movie and inconvenient truth. He warned that unless we

had knocked at a slew of draconian and expensive measures to reverse global warming, we would face a

true planetary emergency in 10 years. Al Gore's movie was mandatory viewing in many schools,

and it was pivotal in spreading the global warming hooks. We're still here. The true planetary

emergency turned out to be totally fake. Does that matter to other alarmists? Nope, not at all.

Last week on the famous physicist, Stephen Hawking, smartest man in the world next to Bill Gates,

issued his own Doomsday scenario, which like Al Gore's was all politics and zero science.

Professor Hawking claimed that Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Accords pushed the planet toward

irreversible global warming. Hawking predicts temperatures on Earth will rival Venus,

sowing to 428 degrees. Blaming Trump for the imminent end of human life sounds ridiculous to

normal people, but not to those blinded by liberalism. Last month, Professor Hawking accused Trump

of being a demagogue. He said that he's afraid he wouldn't be welcome in Trump's America. False

and false. Good science relies on evidence, so we get plenty. Doomsday predictions about global

warming have been proven wrong. There's not a one of them that's come true. But you always draw

the wrong conclusions when you inject liberalism into the equation. It's serious about that. This

is what's absurd.