After all he his already doing the sitting in an airplane part.

“If Gore really believes that civil disobedience is an important strategy — then he needs to lead the effort and go chain himself to some fences and sit in front of some bulldozers with thousands of others. If he won’t, then this is all just talk. Gandhi and King certainly never sat around with a bunch of world leaders in a big, fancy hotel and urged others to do that which they were not prepared to do any time or anyplace, over and over again, until the cause was won.”

http://climateprogress.org/2008/09/25/gore-calls-for-civil-disobedience-to-stop-coal-but-will-he-lead-like-gandhi-and-king/

Whoa. Chutzpah to the nth power.

I think there may very well be some securities fraud litigation some day for false statements made in the course of raising capital to fund corporations. And Mr. Gore will likely find himself thoroughly enmeshed.

I guess Steven Spielberg can start working on a sequel to the movie Minority report. A movie where people were convicted before the crime was actually happened.

On a more serious note isn’t there laws against incitation to violence?