a hole in the road. One that needs to be filled with asphalt for a season and then replaced in the spring. Good old petroleum product.

… were both at RightOnline in Sand Diego this weekend and I met them both.

They are great folks and they both have a lot of authority in this conversation.

Pay attention.

I was in Kenya a year after “Out of Africa” was filmed partly in the Masai Mara.
At one time, before Kenya underwent its falling apart, visitors and tourists stayed on Governor’s Island, residing in “tents” about 30X30′ or larger with attached lavs of maybe 15X15′ with walk-in bathtubs you could almost swim in.
The floors were tiled and the rooms fully furnished like a motel room, but the ceiling and sides were canvas tent. In the day, they lifted the tent sides (then covered by mosquito netting), and at night they were dropped.
Meals were served al fresco by a grill chef, and you dined with a resident baboon who paroled the trestle table dining and a lurking crocodile who peered closed enough to see what you were eating.
When the cast and crew for “Out of…” stayed there, they all were housed in the tents, including Meryl Streep, who was evidently a gracious lady,
BUT Robert Redford refused to sleep there and had a charter FLY back and forth to and from Nairobi every day. So he could stay in a top flight hotel and not have to lower his superior tush onto a perfectly American commode in a” tent.”
At least that was the tale of the guards and guides who were still yukking it up at Redford’s expense a year later.
Environmentalist, indeed.

When all you do for a living is pretend, sometimes it gets confusing to remember when the cameras are rolling and when they are not. This just goes to show, once again, how useless it is to take anyone from Hollywood seriously on any topic other than acting or directing. We ought to make some You Tube videos with these guys spouting off their ecological wisdom with canned laughter in the background.

Speaking from a George Soros climate profiteer convention, 4/16/2009, Redford said:

“Wall Street realized there was money to be made in ‘going green.’” ….

When he goes for an audition and gets a callback, his aspiring-actress confidante is congratulating him. He doesn’t really know what he did so well, and he tells her it was just bulls..t. She enlightens him, and says “No, that’s acting.”

This speaks to me on the real-life substance of many, if not most, Hollywood actors.

who haven’t what they want that they don’t want it.” Or, deserve it. That is why when they insist that the rest of us pay more taxes or live under certain onerous restrictions they will fight tooth and nail to keep their particular loophole intact.
To paraphrase a sign-off line here, “they have been called hypocrites so often that it doesn’t bother them anymore.” Actually, their hypocrisy never bothered them before, because they are HYPOCRITES! In their unbounded arrogance they not only feel entitled to all they have, but also to all we have. We don’t deserve to get ahead, and don’t even deserve what we already have. So, there! Stop criticizing their perfection!!! Or, their grabbing for our stuff!!!

than he is an enviromentalist.

McAleer and McElhinny are recovering leftists, and hesitate to call Enviros “evil,” hence their site that shares a name with their first anti-eco project, “Not Evil, Just Wrong.” I respect their efforts and wish them well.

However, I think they’re just hedging on things they would rather not admit. If a man pretends to be more moral than he is, and by the practice of his faux morality prevents the poor and oppressed from improving their lot in life, in what way is that not evil? Just because the man claims to be doing good, does that prevent him from earning the assessment that he’s evil?

Personally, I think it’s time to revive our understanding of sin. No human being is completely bad; but when we allow the sin in our souls to rule our conduct, the self-righteous illusion that we’re doing good is no excuse. Pride is sin, and so is vanity; and when men become proud and it leads them to stifle the poor in the name of their pet projects, it’s not just wrong, it’s evil, and we should say so.

to have just a small change to their daily cash requirements. When you are worth $50 million and a cost of $1 million comes your way it is nothing more than pocket change. When you won’t make $1 million in your life time just a ten cent per gallon rise in gasoline cost could mean the difference of being able to get to work or not. This notion is inconceivable to the filthy rich. They not only don’t care about this “inconvenient truth” they blame that person for not doing better. Hollywood in the old days was a friend of the people somewhere along the way the people became the enemy. They can’t remember that the Free market system is what pays their salaries and makes them their millions. They are so quick to bite the hand tht feeds them.

maybe we should all boycott the movies for a yeat and see what happens to them. The only problem with that is the harm to the little people that work in the industry.

that i would want to meet. For some reason celebrities have the ability to cast a spell over people that I have never understood. I have met many in my life and they are just people Many of them barely passed high school. They are good at remembering lines and repeating what other people tell them to say. Redford is most likely too dumb to realize that he is being HYPOCRITICAL. They are all puppets under the control of the EVIL left.