SEPTEMBER 19 "ARE YOU ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF RIGHT?"

      I was listening to this talk show and the host was quoting this man who predicted the melting apocalyptic end to the world, “we will all fry 30 years from now if we don’t do something about global warming.” Well, 30 years, seems like a pretty far out statement to make.  Who is going to question what someone predicts 30 years from now? However, in this particular case, we have the vantage point that it was said, quoted in 1990.  So, now that the 30 years has pretty much passed…..he had to re-set the date, another 20 years out.

     The “entire north polar ice cap will be gone in five years,’’ Al Gore predicted, now 65, He told a German T.V. audience in 2008. Not only has that not happened but, In fact, receding arctic ice rebounded between 2012 and 2013, growing by 29 percent into an unbroken patch more than half the size of Europe. And the ice cap is within 5 percent of what it was 30 years ago, according to the national snow and ice data center.

And to add to the irony or contradiction…Listen to this; this is not made up!

Last month near the South Pole, a Russian ship carrying scientists and tourists traveled to the bottom of the earth so passengers might document global warming and shrinking ice caps. But they met an obstacle, a rather large one, when the ship got stuck on ice that was thicker than at any time since records started being kept in 1978. The warming fans had to be airlifted to safety by helicopter, leaving behind confused penguins.

Not to mention Al Gore went to Florida a few years ago to give a speech on global warming, and it snowed while he was there.

Only god can do stuff like that, when we start trying to play like we are the saviors of God’s earth and He is to incompetent to manage it properly; and we have to get involved to help Him….He will make fools of us.

In Romans we read: “Professing themselves wise, they became fools.”

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