Al Gore: All Ice Will Melt in 5 Years

A new computer game created by Al Gore's team seemed to offer the suggestion to Al Gore that the Arctic Ocean may be nearly ice-free in the summertime as early as 2014, Al Gore said Monday at the U.N. climate conference, and for some reason, it made the news.

"It is hard to capture the astonishment that the experts in the science of ice felt when they saw this," former U.S. Vice President Gore and one-time Democratic-nominee for President told reporters and other conference participants at a joint briefing with Scandinavian officials and scientists, his first appearance at the two-week session.

Personally, I am not really 'astonished' that a computer model that probably relies on faulty data and is designed to produce a previously-arrived at result shows something that likely will not come true. I mean, kick me and ignore everything I wrote about global warming if in 5 years if the Arctic Ocean is ice-free during the summer, but if it isn't, we probably should kick Al Gore and start ignoring him and all of his crazy predictions.

The biggest piece of evidence cited by Al Gore was the melting of Greenland's ice sheet. According to Al Gore and those 'experts' at the conference, the reason why Greenland is no longer going to be covered by ice and will start to have more and more land available for farming and raising of animals is because of human activity and not because the Earth warms and cools on its own every now and then.

Al Gore will be especially astonished when Greenland once again is green and when glaciers melt away to reveal signs of human habitation and farming as short as 500 years ago (the Vikings).