You can't invest in GIM. Well, not really.

Not unless you are an accredited professional investor or high net worth individual.

Gore's company, GIM also seems to have clients in "pooled" investment vehicles. It seems he's operating a "global warming hedge fund".

He collects fees from a percentage of assets under management. He collects performance based fees and he collects other negotiated fee arrangements.

According to the website, 5% of the fees collected go to a non-profit foundation also started by Gore called The Generation Foundation. No doubt much of that money is funneled to political lobbying of legislators to pass laws to create global warming carbon "cap and trade" scheme. (Non-profits and foundations are almost completely ignored to the point of virtually being unregulated in this country, and are mechanisms used for much unsavory activity)

By looking at GIM's recent SEC filing, it seems they have a number of shares in Proctor & Gamble. That company was, and probably still is, one of the biggest corporate polluters of toxic chemicals. It's a good stock, but it doesn't belong in an environmental investment portfolio...

SEC Link....



This guy Gore and his friends are using this fraud and government to attempt to pull off one of the biggest scams ever imagined in human history.

If he is successful, he and his friends will become billionaires many times over. Every cent of it will be siphoned right out of the pockets of every individual and business in the United States from young to old and both rich and poor.

I won't even bother discussing the other ramifications government regulation of carbon dioxide and mandatory "cap and trade" schemes will have on the overall economy of this country. It will be devastating. There isn't a single bit of economic activity in our society that isn't dependent on energy usage of some sort. Even a little kid's lemonade stand needs energy to make ice.