Looks like the new trend among Green knowitalls is to scold others for not saving the planet, and then:
“When it comes to the carbon footprint, Sting puts his hand up immediately and says ‘I’m a musician and I have a huge carbon-footprint”,’ [Sting's wife Trudy Styler] said.
She then asked: “Are we being hypocritical?’ before seeming to answer the question herself.
“He has a 750-person crew to bring around the world and it is a difficult challenge.
“I would like to think that we both work pretty hard for the rights of indigenous people and for the rights of conservation of the Amazon rainforest, but we do need to get around. It’s a difficult one.”
Neat trick, huh? Instead of making people try to wrap their heads around some lame, twisty excuse for your hypocrisy, you just flat-out admit it. Somehow, apparently, that makes it all okay. (Works for Arianna too. Or does it?)
Do they really need to do all that galavanting around? Sting must have more than enough money to last the rest of his life, no matter how many Tuscan estates he buys. Isn’t it just his ego keeping him out there, spewing far more than his fair share of carbon into the atmosphere and, if what he says is correct, helping to destroy the Earth? Does she really need to fly her chef 100 miles just to make her a bowl of pasta? Aren’t they really just two more rich, pompous jerks who don’t know what they’re talking about?


The unhinged uniped is dealing with
Everybody knows cute lil’ Hayden Panettiere wants to save the dolphins, but now she’s trying to save the tuna! According to Contactmusic.com, she says 
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