I am all for clean air and scientific breakthroughs. I am all for health, which is why, unlike the progressives, I am against GM food and additives and aspartame in our food and drinks.
I am against the hot air of global warming.
I am a fan of Clarkson, particularly as he has challenged the sacred cows of Eton educated green guru, Sir Jonathon Porritt. Porritt has a feud with Clarkson, because Clarkson doesn't believe in global warming. Porritt has called him a "bigoted petrolhead".
You always know when someone is losing an argument, it is when they start insulting the other person and calling them a bigot, as gordon caleed Mrs. Duffy, or when they say that the other person doesn't make sense, or when they call the Tea Party "nutters".
Here is Porritt, the champion of sustainability, and someone who says that having more than two children should be seen as being irresponsible to the planet, in full flow against Clarkson, who dares not to believe.
"The former director of Friends of the Earth, who heads the Government's Sustainable Development Commission, chose the opening of a classroom at Rendcomb College, near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, for the latest round in a long-running feud. Sir Jonathon blamed Clarkson for public apathy about climate change and contrasted him with his fellow BBC presenter Sir David Attenborough, who recently went public for the first time about his fears over global warming. Clarkson, on the other hand, is renowned for belittling the threat posed by carbon dioxide emissions.
"In my mind this outstandingly bigoted petrolhead is partly responsible for why so many people today still somehow think that the world is going to be drawn in the image of Jeremy Clarkson rather than the image of David Attenborough and others," Sir Jonathon said. "Anyone who can shut up Jeremy Clarkson deserves more honours than have already been heaped on David Attenborough."
In the past, Sir David has come under fire from environmentalists for failing to use the platform afforded him as the doyen of natural history programmes to address the threat from rising temperatures. But Sir David told The Independent last week: "I am no longer sceptical. Now I do not have any doubt at all. I think climate change is the major threat facing the world."
Sir Jonathon said: "I am delighted that David has accepted the evidence that most people accepted a long time ago ... When people like David Attenborough think very carefully about the evidence, eventually there is very little room for people playing the scientific uncertainty argument. Maybe he will even shut up Jeremy Clarkson. That would be a great relief."
Porritt also welcomes Sir David Attenborough into the fold, because Sir David was once a non-believer.
Monbiot is not too keen on that other non-believer, Sir David Bellamy and Monbiot has even described the green guru grandaddy of them all, Sir James Lovelock, as having an attack of the "bellamoids" because he had said a few things that were off message.
Most people can see through them and their use of intemperate language, just as most people can see through the desperation of the progressives in their attacks on the "nutters" in the Tea Party and on their ridiculing of the next President of the United States, Sarah Palin.