Schwarzenegger sticking to global warming schtick

21 Jan, 2014 by John Seiler

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I remember around 20 years ago Arnold Schwarzenegger explained to a talk-show host how to keep making movie hits. If a film bombed, he said, he analyzed what was wrong — the script, the director, etc. — then corrected it for the next project.

He has not done the same thing with the major cause of his life, global warming. His new move is to sign up his fellow thespians for the cause of fighting global warming. Reported The Wrap:

Arnold Schwarzenegger says Showtime’s “Years of Living Dangerously” uses celebrities to talk about global warming because Americans don’t pay as much attention to scientists.

“Only actors really will get the ultimate attention,” the former governor said Thursday. “Scientists will never get the kind of attention that someone in show business gets.”

The project, with a long list of executive producers that includes Schwarzenegger, Jerry Weintraub and James Cameron, features celebrity correspondents who illustrate consequences of global warming including wildfires, polar ice melting, and food shortages. A Television Critics Association panel in Pasadena, Calif., took place as a wildfire raged nearby.

Except there hasn’t been any global warming in 15 years, as even the warmist Los Angeles Times reported. There’s also evidence that the sun has moved into the Maunder Minimum, meaning fewer sunspots. Fewer sunspots mean a cooler sun, which will cool the earth.

And here are today’s Drudge Report headlines:

Meanwhile, Schwarzenegger, as I have reported, continues tooling around in massive, gas-guzzling Mercedes and Bentleys.

So if we follow his advice and imitate actors, we’ll all seek to own Mercedes and Bentleys, or at least cheaper, but big, SUVs and trucks.