
Benny
Galt, a 6-year-old boy from
Mineola, Texas, used to be considered special only in the sense that his level of development was slightly below that of most other children in his own age. Therefore he surprised everybody when he single-
handedly managed to disprove the theory of man-made global warming. That makes him the
youngest global-warming disprover sofar. Benny's proud father, former truck driver Obediah
Galt, tells the story of how Benny defeated Al Gore and the global warming establishment one day when he was playing with his crayons.
"Benny usually eats the crayons, so I told him: 'Draw on the god-damn paper!' He is something of a retard, the boy. His mother drank a lot during the pregnancy", says Obediah as he smokes a joint, making no effort to be politically correct. "After a while, he told me 'Look, Daddy', and showed me this amazing drawing."
Next day, Obediah contacted the
Orgone Institute of Science and Medicine (
OISM) in order to get an expert's opinion. The
OISM is considered one of the leading centers for climate research in the world. Craig
Hitso from the institute comments:
"Once I saw the drawing, I knew that this would be the final nail in the coffin for the so-called anthropogenic global warming theory. It is all there. The sun at the top of the drawing - climate models do not take the sun into account. This young boy has shown
thay they are wrong. The sun is an important part of the picture. Second, there is a polar bear. Global warming theory should kill all the polar bears, but there it is, and it looks pretty happy too. Third, there is the human figure to the left, and that is unmistakably
al'Gore. And
al'Gore is fat! Look at his girth! That definitely disproves global warming theory."
The drawing of young Benny has clearly created quite a
stirr in the scientific community. In two weeks, Benny has been invited by senator
James Inhofe to testify in the senate about the non-existent threat
of global warming, and his expert testimony is believed to forever put the cap-and-tax proposal in the waste bin. Benny has also been mentioned by insiders in the Republican party as a future scientific advisor for future president
Sarah Palin.
"I'm so proud of my Benny", says Benny's mother Dagny
Galt. "He's my special little guy!"
Adeo in teneris consuescere multum est.