Burn Santa burn!
It is apparently, no holds barred, in the fight against global warming. A concerned group by the name of "Save Santa", have decided that a good way to get the message across is to dress up lake Santa and tell people about the impending doom of his home at the North Pole. Personally I feel that the threat of global warming from CO2 emissions is just slightly less far fetched than the existence of old Saint Nick but I am no expert, I will leave that decision to the rarely bribable and wholly infallible scientific community. That was sarcasm by the way. Scientists are becoming as bad as lawyers, spinning information this way and that, in order to come up with, what they call proof. Add a scare tactic like Santa Clause having to lash the corpses of his elves together in order to survive when his home sinks and you have a good base of propaganda that will keep people scared and your coffers full, well into the next century. I was never a believer in Santa, even as a child I looked down on kids who believed in the bewitching, burly, butterball. I could not understand how they could put so much stock in him, yet not heed my warnings about werewolves, which, I might add, there is more evidence of through out history than either Santa or man made global warming. Yet, it seems wrong to terrorize children, even stupid children, with stories about the end of Father X-mas. They will show the kids "facts" to scare them and horrifying video to drive the fear deep into their soft psyches so the image never leaves them. I am so sick of that video where the chunk of ice falls into the ocean. You see it on the news and the commentator acts like it is the first time in Earths history that a glacier melted. Then you get that video about the Polar Bears and their plight. How the receding ice caps are shrinking their habitat and soon the will be extinct. Well, as pretty as Polar Bears might be, they are unfortunate to be dealing with a life cycle that is unavoidable, extinction. There are more extinct species of animals by far, than ones currently sharing the globe with us. Look at the extinct species record of the rain forests. They loose a species a day world wide, that seems kinda messed up. It's mostly bugs and plants that no one has ever heard of but those bugs and plants are probably more important to the ecosystem than any damned bear. The animals, the humans and Santa Clause all share one common problem, if you can't adapt, you are gonna die! That is it, plain and simple. The natural cycle of the planet is to warm up and cool off, it has been doing it for millions of years, of which we are but a blip on the time line. So don't worry too much about global warming because, in another thousand years, when our species is long gone, it will all go back to normal.
As a final note, many researchers have said that methane emissions from cattle farms do more damage to the environment than all the industrial exhaust. So next time you see a dirty tree huger munching on a tofu burger, maybe you should explain to him just how much he is hurting the planet by not eating meat. Keep it green bitches.