"We shouldn't make this kind of profit on oil or on health or on war or on prisons,” The Associated Press reported Stone as saying. “All these industries should be public industries. …This BP oil spill is typical.” What should we expect from the “minister of propaganda” for “tin-pot dictators” asks Brian Sussman, author of the new WND Books title, “Climategate: A Veteran Meteorologist Exposes The Global Warming Scam.”
One of Hollywood’s most notorious purveyors of conspiracy theories is curiously uncurious about the “mass scheme and Marxist motives masquerading as environmentalism,” says the author of a new expose on global warming.
While promoting his latest film on Hugo Chavez, director Oliver Stone recently argued for the nationalization of energy.
In “Climategate,” Brian Sussman produces ample evidence that the architects of the environmental movement remain intent on consolidating national wealth under the guise of “saving the planet.” Individual energy consumption, says Sussman, is “Public Enemy No. 1 in the bogus case” against carbon dioxide.
“Stone has it backwards,” says Sussman. “The BP oil spill is the result of militant environmentalists and their lackeys in Congress who have forced the oil companies to drill for oil miles offshore, in water that’s a mile deep.”
As “Climategate” reports, “there is no reason to drill in such risky waters when largest oil reserve on the planet lies beneath federally owned land in the Rockies,” says Sussman.
“Geologists estimate there may be 1.8 trillion barrels of oil sitting beneath land that ‘we the people’ own,” he says. “Politicians have given in to the environmentalists and have placed that resource-laden land off limits for exploration and development. Besides cheap and abundant oil and natural gas, the amount of money the federal government could make my leasing the property to the oil companies would help reduce our national debt.”
Stone, says Sussman, is yet another example “of a high-profile, useful idiot whose role as Marxist mouthpieces have proven historically essential to advancing totalitarian regimes.”
“Oliver Stone is a clever Hollywood director, but he’s the minister of propaganda for goons like Castro and Chavez,” says Sussman. “He doesn’t talk about the poverty, energy shortages, and food and medicine shortages in Cuba and Venezuela.
“And how can a filmmaker like Stone support a government that takes over independent newspapers, radio and TV stations, and arrests journalists both foreign and domestic?” he added. “The guy’s an imbecile whose favorite past-time is sucking up to tin-pot dictators.”
Stone admitted that his film on Chavez, “South of the Border,” refrains from criticizing the Venezuelan dictator.
"You hear all the criticism, all the exceptions to the rule, but generally speaking the economy has surged in Venezuela from 2003 to 2008. ... This is a story that people don't know," he said.
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Natural Born Shiller
‘Climategate’ author wallops Oliver Stone
for ‘imbecile’ remarks on nationalizing energy
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please contact Tim Bueler at (530) 401-3285
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please contact Tim Bueler at (530) 401-3285
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