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Al's Army

Last August, Al Gore began training an army of minions to go out and do his climate change slide show for him, further proselytizing the masses to the gospel of climate change. Now, those trainees have been let loose. You never know where you might find one. One might be sitting next to you... right..

 Morgan Clendaniel
02.04.07



Last August, Al Gore began training an army of minions to go out and do his climate change slide show for him, further proselytizing the masses to the gospel of climate change. Now, those trainees have been let loose. You never know where you might find one. One might be sitting next to you... right now.
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via David Leavitt / Twitter and RealTargetTori / Twitter

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