Actually, French Froggie, "Alar" Gore isn't such a stretch after all. You may or may not be familiar with the Alar scare. That was one of the first manufactured crises ginned up by the eco-tards in the USA back in the day. One day out of the blue the media began screaming at us that they were SPRAYING OUR APPLES WITH ALAR!!!! All of a sudden giving an apple to your baby to gnaw on took on ominous undertones.
"Hide your children! Take shelter! Abandon your cars!" screamed the MSM. It put a dent in the apple industry for a while until people figured out you'd probably have to drink buckets of the stuff in order to produce two-headed children in the next generation or something equally dire.
We don't hear much about Alar anymore. I'd probably have to go do research on it to find out what made Alar go away. We've had so many other media scares since then I have lost track. But it was kind of the tip of the spear (can we use that phrase with eco-tards?) as far as their testing the waters to see how easily they could manipulate people to believe man was destroying himself with chemicals. (I never understood the people who were afraid of a little pesticide you could wash off an apple, yet their ilk would ingest whole pharmacies of substances of dubious origin sprayed with non-USDA approved toxins as part of their recreational usage.)
Actually, French Froggie, "Alar" Gore isn't such a stretch after all. You may or may not be familiar with the Alar scare. That was one of the first manufactured crises ginned up by the eco-tards in the USA back in the day. One day out of the blue the media began screaming at us that they were SPRAYING OUR APPLES WITH ALAR!!!! All of a sudden giving an apple to your baby to gnaw on took on ominous undertones.
"Hide your children! Take shelter! Abandon your cars!" screamed the MSM. It put a dent in the apple industry for a while until people figured out you'd probably have to drink buckets of the stuff in order to produce two-headed children in the next generation or something equally dire.
We don't hear much about Alar anymore. I'd probably have to go do research on it to find out what made Alar go away. We've had so many other media scares since then I have lost track. But it was kind of the tip of the spear (can we use that phrase with eco-tards?) as far as their testing the waters to see how easily they could manipulate people to believe man was destroying himself with chemicals. (I never understood the people who were afraid of a little pesticide you could wash off an apple, yet their ilk would ingest whole pharmacies of substances of dubious origin sprayed with non-USDA approved toxins as part of their recreational usage.)