March 29, 2008 (LPAC)--Now that Britain has declared war against Asia by launching anti-China riots in Tibet, Al Gore is once again working with his old friend Anwar Ibrahim to overthrow a Malaysian government.

First, go back ten years. Gore was the featured speaker at the APEC forum in Nov. 1998, in Kuala Lumpur, sharing the podium with then Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir. Only weeks earlier, Mahathir had implemented currency controls and fixed currency rates, in order to counter the attack on the Asian currencies by George Soros and his fellow hedge fund speculators,-- to the rage of the international financial oligarchy. He also deposed Anwar Ibrahim, his Deputy PM and Finance Minister, who had openly opposed Mahathir's courageous stand against IMF dictates.

Outside the conference center, supporters of the deposed Anwar were rioting in the streets, making calls to bring down the government. Claiming that Malaysia could not protect his security, Gore demanded that the hotel management shut down the air conditioning, to prevent terrorists from putting poison in the ventilation system.

Then, before a sweaty audience, Gore incited the anarchists: "Among nations who suffer economic crises, we continue to hear calls for democracy, calls for reform, in many languages. People power. `Reformasi.' We hear them today, right here, right now, among the brave people of Malaysia."

International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz called it "the most disgusting speech I've heard in my life," while Foreign Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (now the Prime Minister) said "Malaysia finds the incitement by the U.S. government to lawlessness by certain elements within the country, to use undemocratic means in order to overthrow a constitutionally elected government, most abhorrent."

Dr. Mahathir said simply: "We should fry him. Al Gore does not love Malaysia nor its people. Al Gore and his government only wants to manipulate and control our country."

Now, according to credible sources, "Jello Head" is conniving with Anwar again, this time to bring down PM Badawi and place Anwar in power. Anwar, who pasted together a coalition which won one-third of the seats in recent parliamentary elections, is bragging that he can convince (or is it buy?) MPs from the government party to cross over.  The new, great Eurasian war, is already well on its way.