Keep in mind that this is the same deranged Al Gore who back in 2008 declared that within five years, meaning by 2013, the North Polar Ice Cap would be completely melted. As of this writing, the North Polar Ice Cap is still intact. A year prior in 2007, Gore said much the same thing, though he gave it 14 years with a deadline of 2021. That, too, ended up passing with the North Pole still being much the same as it always was. In 2006, Gore pushed the theory that "within the next ten years," meaning by 2016, "the world will reach a point of no return" and see "a true planetary emergency" due to global warming. The only major event that happened in 2016 is that Donald Trump ran for president and won. "If the oceans are boiling now, are we all going to have lobster and crabs this weekend?" one commenter joked about Gore's absolutely deranged conspiracy theories. "Yes, you can come over for dinner. I'll just pull a few lobsters out of the boiling ocean," responded another. "And no need to light the gas stove to cook, either." The latest news about climate lunatics like Al Gore can be found at Climate.news. Sources for this article include: TheGatewayPundit.com NaturalNews.comAl Gore goes on unhinged rant, claims we're "boiling the oceans" and creating "rain bombs" and "sucking the moisture out of the land and creating the droughts and melting the ice and raising the sea level" pic.twitter.com/LKPzJHevBw
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