Y2Kyoto: Today’s Event

The Harvard Sustainability Celebration,

… with a keynote address by former Vice President Al Gore – will go on, as scheduled, in Tercentenary Theatre with a program beginning at 4 p.m. We very much hope that you will attend and enjoy the festivities.
Starting at 3 p.m., we will be serving hot cider and soup to keep everyone warm…

12 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: Today’s Event”

  1. I have better things to do then attend one of that nincompoops big ego-trips that idiot has been full of himself since he got those two undeserved prizes and it will probibly get real hot in that theater becuase AL GORE will be producing a lot of HOT AIR from his own flapping piehole

  2. Wonder if Gore believed the consensus of economic experts who “all” said the economic system was sound, that the models they had developed were working and anyone who said otherwise was a skeptic living in denial.
    Maybe he played the consensus card and placed his investment bets on what the “experts” said to do.

  3. The big climate lie won’t last another cold winter even if it could “weather” the global financial crisis.
    The one good thing about the current bad market is that people have come back to reality and are not interested in some green watermelon leftard’s world-government scheming.

  4. On the bright side, with any luck, the credit crisis will bring this airbag crashing down to earth. As people worry more about the economy (the real boogyman), they will worry less about fictious green monsters under their beds.

  5. The lesson served is that you don’t jerk around the Weather Gods!
    Or they’ll rain, hail, snow, or p on you.

  6. Tercentenary Theatre is an outdoor venue — basically the middle part of Harvard Yard. Hence the need for warm drinks.

  7. With any luck maybe some enlightened university twit will ask the gasbag Fat ALbert why he bought a 4 million dollar seaside mansion when the sea levels are going to rise 22 feet. Wishful thinking in todays university group think climate. Must believe Barack, Gore Suzuki repeat over and over says the prof.

  8. The frost that follows and surrounds this guy must be especially disappointing for his wife.

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