Nearing the end of an embarrassing week

  Well, it's been quite a week so far.
  We have the POTUS standing up in front of the UN claiming we aren't on the verge of WW3 while he bombs buildings in Syria, apparently avoiding actually killing the beheaders but really, really hurting their buildings so the problem of ISIS will be the next POTUS's.
  Somehow establishing moral equivalency between the Ferguson mess with the beheaders' favorite pastime, Obama encouraged the world to work together to find solutions to these messy problems . Jutty chin lifted high above the skinny chest, ears flapping in the stultifying UN air, Obama was at his former best.
  You know, the best that the Obamabots love. The activist, the lover, the hope and changer.
  Old Leo was also up on the stage, looking fairly greasy, plump and sporting a pinky sized pony tail and claiming our greatest threat is cow farts global warming. So eloquent, claiming the science is all settled and everyone who is anyone agrees.
  But lest you think AlGore, Robert Kennedy, Leonardo DiCrapio or any of those 400,000 100,000 marchers are hypocrites for flying, driving or limo-ing to NYC to protest the use of carbon, let's take a look at the new excuse they've come up with to remove any responsibility for their massive houses, numerous personal jet trips and limousines:

  To be clear, this is not about just telling people to change their light bulbs or to buy a hybrid car. This disaster has grown BEYOND the choices that individuals make. This is now about our industries, and governments around the world taking decisive, large-scale action.

  So it's not the choices these people make; as Robert Kennedy croaks, it's about all those nasty industries we've driven out of the country handicapped by overregulation  who are so guilty of spewing nasty gases into the atmosphere. And we need laws to punish the people who disagree with him, something Leftists are fond of doing. Boston:

Radio host and activist Kennedy was asked why he had a cellphone if he was aware of the “damage” that “electricity generation” does to the environment, causing him to become visibly agitated. Fields asked Kennedy, with a wry smile creeping across her face, “Shouldn’t you lead by example?”
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“One of the biggest canards that the press has fallen for is by blaming individuals for their own choices. That’s not the issue,” Kennedy fired back before raising his voice and grabbing the microphone to admoniosh Fields for her “inane questions.”

  DiCrapio, aka the Messenger of Peace, himself recently purchased a few goodies for himself, because every prominent one percenter needs at least 3 (three) houses:

He has bought three properties since February: a $10 million apartment in New York’s Greenwich Village, an $8 million apartment adjacent to his existing $4 million one in the city’s Battery Park, and a $5.2 million, six-bedroom, 1.34 acre mansion in Palm Springs. He also owns a large waterfront home in Malibu.

  The Daily Mail has done some pretty good research (why do the British papers always beat the American ones? Hmmmm?) about DiCrapio's lifestyle, which includes some very showy bike rides around town:

MailOnline can report that DiCaprio took at least 20 trips across the nation and around the world this year alone - including numerous flights from New York to Los Angeles and back, a ski vacation to the French Alps, another vacation to the French Riviera, flights to London and Tokoyo to promote his film Wolf of Wall Street, two trips to Miami and trip to Brazil to watch the World Cup.

  The Mail also makes note that the actor prefers his private jets to commercial, though he has been known to fly commercial, keeping an eye on his publicist's Tweeter.
  Y'all will be glad to Obama doesn't want Africans to have these same privileges: the privileges AlGore, DiCraprio and the Kennedys have.
  Remember when he said this:

“Ultimately, if you think about all the youth that everybody has mentioned here in Africa, if everybody is raising living standards to the point where everybody has got a car and everybody has got air conditioning, and everybody has got a big house, well, the planet will boil over -- unless we find new ways of producing energy.”

  Whew! We can't have the hoi polloi riding in private jets, or even air conditioning or a big house!
  As Hoosierman once wrote, I'm afraid to go to sleep at night! Who knows what they'll think of next?