It's time to see beyond the superfluous media reporting on these events. Al Gore on MTV was a moment that hopefully will help shape the future of our planet. Here's why.

I knew the attack by Peter Schweizer would not be the end, so here we go again.

We hold the very fate of our planet in our hands. That is the inconvenient truth of it and we better accept it before it is too late, because we can and must solve this crisis.

Below you can view the ad that is said to have sparked the environmental movement that began in earnest on the first Earth Day in 1971. My thoughts on that, and what and who I believe can and will rekindle it.

And the groups that perpetuate it with their political speculation.

The spiritual overtone to this movie cannot be denied. And you can see it, if you look very hard into your own spirit...

This is an entry made up of various entries posted to

Progressives for Gore

and

Patriots for Al Gore

A few days ago this hit piece on Al Gore was printed in USA Today. Unfortunately, I haven't seen much of anything of a response from the blogosphere or supposed Al Gore support venues in defending this good man and standing up to these Conservative shills for all of the talk that they would have Al's back this time... I suppose it is obvious now that was only said in context if he decided to run for "political" office to fulfill their fantasies. If not, then he can twist in the wind.

Al Gore's appearance at the Chautauqua Institution yesterday was not political. It was spiritual. He was appealing personally to our spirits as human beings. He was appealing to us to see beyond the petty and frivolous distractions of our lives that are destroying our only home (and our Democracy) to see life's true meaning.

Crossposted from: Progressives for Gore

Al Gore In Chautauqua

Jul 24, 2006 - CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. (AP) _ Former Vice President Al Gore said his conscience is regularly challenged by a consumerism that contributes to the global warming he has made it his mission to reverse.