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Richard Cochrane is trained in chemistry and metallurgy but is far more interested and practiced as a political and fund raising consultant, writer and amateur historian. He grew up in a Navy family and with his two younger brothers carried on its 500+ year tradition of naval service to Great Britain and the USA then enjoyed a career with one of the largest advertising and public relations agencies working with numerous Fortune 500 companies and many of America's premier educational institutions. He maintains friendships and acquaintanceships around the world. He lives in Santa Barbara, California.

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GORED BY STYROFOAM ICEBERGS

April 22nd, 2008 • Richard Cochrane

Filed Under: POLITICS

Tags: By • GORED • ICEBERGS • STYROFOAM

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It turns out that AL GORE’S so-called documentary AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH “borrowed” its key scene from the fiction film THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW of icebergs “calving” that was produced on a sound stage using Styrofoam ice. Gore looks evermore the prevaricator for contriving one of his key global warming arguments as simply stage craft. This added to the now infamous polar bear clip that turned out to be fabrication too making everything he says suspect. Gore’s argument is that facts should not get in the way of terrible message of the planet’s demise.

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1. Pingback by The 9 LIES about GLOBAL WARMING - Page 15 - The Political Hotwire on 20 June 2008:

   [...] concentrations of carbon dioxide. This stuff doesn’t help the global warming cause at all: GORED BY STYROFOAM ICEBERGS | Hypocrisy We need to do something about [...]

2. Comment by Susan on 18 July 2008:

   Thank God someone found out the truth.
   Susan

3. Comment by Jason Blanchard on 18 July 2008:

   Susan, the Styrofoam trick is just the tip of the iceberg, lol. The film must have a disclaimer when it is shown in the U.K. A UK court found too many errors in the film for it to be considered a factual documentary.

   Jason Blanchards last blog post..Does NASA give performance reviews?

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