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by filip
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Hi, my name is Filip. I have seen An Inconvenient Truth for seven times and i can really say it is one of the best documentary i have ever seen. Every time i watch it it is more fun for me.

This documentary is very well known, the main protagonist is a former American vice-president and presidential candidate (stolen) Al Gore, even though we did not before just sit, he worked as Clinton's man, delighted me, oakav level of awareness of our reality, which he transmitted to others I am terrific. I can not imagine after this documentary.

Will we be environmental refugees, accompanied by his feet in the Pannonian Sea? Now when i saw this site I would like to explore more of this site. I am big fan of documentaries and I have watched many of them, and I can say that An Inconvenient Truth is really good, it makes me to watch it over and over again.

I was looking for similar documentaries but I have found almost nothing. I would like if anyone can recommend some documentaries that they have watched and we can exchange some of ours experiences connected to documentaries. Just leave your comment and I will see it.

Barry's Response - I've recommended The Great Global Warming Swindle before. It takes an opposing view on some points and will round out the education of anyone who is interested. Thanks for your commentary, Filip. See the trailer above.

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This documentary challenges the prevailing scientific consensus on climate change,

especially the idea that human activities, such as burning fossil fuels, are causing global warming. This film gained attention for its contrarian viewpoint, presenting arguments against mainstream climate science.

A sharp-witted viewer and critic might have seen this as a provocative challenge to the dogmatic and often sanctimonious environmental movement. It's likely he'd appreciate the film's efforts to challenge established narratives and emphasize the importance of open debate.

Among climate skeptics and critics of environmental policies, "The Great Global Warming Swindle" gained traction. As the film argues, solar activity and natural climate variability play a bigger role in global temperature changes than human activity. Notable is the film's portrayal of scientists and experts who disagreed with the consensus view, framing them as courageous truth-tellers.

If you value rigorous intellectual inquiry and skepticism, you would likely also note the film's flaws. And might criticize the selective use of data and its focus on a few dissenting scientists, contrasting that with the much-publicized consensus in science. The film may have relied on cherry-picked evidence to support its claims, a tactic easily and rightfully criticized.