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An Inconvenient Truth is a Star Trek: The Next Generation comic, the sixth and final issue of IDW Publishing's The Space Between miniseries. The comic was written by David Tischman with art by Casey Maloney, and was initially released in July 2007, with a reprint in the omnibus of the series in September of the same year. The story, set in 2370, sees the USS Enterprise-D return to Earth, to try and uncover a Starfleet conspiracy that has been impacting the Enterprise since her mission began, as seen in previous issues of the series. An Inconvenient Truth (aka "Night of the Living Dead") is Al Bore's "Oscar Winning Film." Before winning this award, the film could only be viewed as a bunch of liberal propaganda about the Global Warming myth. The only people who watched it were the environmentschtapo and the global warmtroopers who push their pro-glacier agenda. An Inconvenient Truth is based on a series of presentations that Al Gore gave on global warming. ... An Inconvenient Truth is by far the most official and intelligent stating of global warming by Al Gore. When examined by an international science commission board that contained Republicans, they found only three facts stated that they said had insufficient evidence, out of over three hundred, meaning that it was 99.99% TRUE. Yet conservatives still question the film in America and hate it almost as much as Video games. It was part of the British school curriculum for a time. An Inconvenient Truth is a 2006 American documentary feature film about former United States Vice President Al Gore's campaign to educate the world about global warming. An Inconvenient Truth is a controversial 2006 Fantasy/Sci Fi film directed by Al Gore and featuring Meryl Streep. It is considered by many the ultimate trubute to Orson Wells the War of the Worlds.

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An Inconvenient Truth (aka "Night of the Living Dead") is Al Bore's "Oscar Winning Film." Before winning this award, the film could only be viewed as a bunch of liberal propaganda about the Global Warming myth. The only people who watched it were the environmentschtapo and the global warmtroopers who push their pro-glacier agenda. Now that this one-note yawn-fest has grossed over $40 million dollars, however, it has become obvious that Global Warming exists. Our great and visionary President, George W. Bush, has taken the lead to lead America's Planet on the leading path to think about how to investigate leading ways of exploring more thoughts on leading causes of Climate Change. The free market has spoken. An Inconvenient Truth is based on a series of presentations that Al Gore gave on global warming. ... An Inconvenient Truth is a Star Trek: The Next Generation comic, the sixth and final issue of IDW Publishing's The Space Between miniseries. The comic was written by David Tischman with art by Casey Maloney, and was initially released in July 2007, with a reprint in the omnibus of the series in September of the same year. The story, set in 2370, sees the USS Enterprise-D return to Earth, to try and uncover a Starfleet conspiracy that has been impacting the Enterprise since her mission began, as seen in previous issues of the series. An Inconvenient Truth is a controversial 2006 Fantasy/Sci Fi film directed by Al Gore and featuring Meryl Streep. It is considered by many the ultimate trubute to Orson Wells the War of the Worlds. An Inconvenient Truth is a 2006 American documentary feature film about former United States Vice President Al Gore's campaign to educate the world about global warming. An Inconvenient Truth is by far the most official and intelligent stating of global warming by Al Gore. When examined by an international science commission board that contained Republicans, they found only three facts stated that they said had insufficient evidence, out of over three hundred, meaning that it was 99.99% TRUE. Yet conservatives still question the film in America and hate it almost as much as Video games. It was part of the British school curriculum for a time.

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