John Oakley Versus David Suzuki
Do temper tantrums cause global warming?
By Judi McLeod
Thursday, February 22, 2007
David Suzuki became a walking advertisement for global warming proof positive when he angrily stormed out of a radio interview with Toronto AM640's John Oakley one week ago today.
Suzuki, a prominent Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) television commentator, who motors around Canada in a bus garishly painted with climate change logos, registered hot air when Oakley suggested that global warming might not be the "totally settled issue" Suzuki is out there shilling.
Outbursts that shut down information-seeking interviews don't shed any more light on the subject that Suzuki and his American counterpart Al Gore have turned into: The Big Issue of the Day.
Why are global warming crusaders becoming increasingly intolerant of global warming skeptics? (Click here and here)
Did Suzuki lose his global cool because global warming guru Al Gore was due in Toronto within the week of the Oakley-Suzuki interview?
Are Suzuki, Gore and Company trying to ensure man-made global warming as a fait accompli so that Kyoto Protocol architect Maurice Strong will be able to see his life's achievement up in neon lights, among persistent rumours that the elderly Strong is in failing health?
Why would Suzuki fly into a rage if he were only telling the truth?
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