>> ^cybrbeast:
but that's not surprising as the whole country is made of Alps.


Watching this video, I could have sworn the whole country was made of LEGO bricks.

Switzerland is one of the most beautiful countries I've ever visited. It's also squeaky clean, they have a really high standard of upkeep and the most expensive infrastructure in Europe, but that's not surprising as the whole country is made of Alps.

>> ^quantumushroom:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biosphere_2
In a closed, self-sustaining environment, scientists couldn't even keep the oxygen levels up. But they can control the entire earth's climate.
Where's all this mighty religious skepticism when the green-weenies come a-calling? Christians aren't trying to destroy the world's economies with scams like crap-and-trade and carbon credits.
You leftists think you're so attuned to who seeks power versus who will rule benevolently (you, for instance)?
I DEFY YOU.


Sorry quantum, but your analogy is bunk. There is a very big difference between trying to create a life-sustaining environment from scratch and trying to stop people from continuing to do things which theoretically could be contributing to global warming.

That said, the problem with your little mind is that you lump all "leftists" together as if we all go to one meeting and like bees think alike. The funny thing is that I don't quite believe that the measures the "green" folks are recommending will make much of a difference. I've been to the alps and seen the glaciers now compared to what they were 50 years ago and I feel that this process may be natural to a certain extent.

Mind you: You only have to look at the smog in LA to know that humans HAVE an effect on their environment. Be it the trash you see everywhere, the smog, the fewer fish in the sea as we over-fish, etc. it IS an effect of our being here and we can only benefit from trying to think responsibly about the way we consume.

Unfortunately, there are many in the right wing, as you appear to be, who seem to think that an old white guy in the sky is just going to magically provide for us when the shit hits the fan.

As for your jibes at the democrats who have the white-house for less than a year, funny, you'd think after 8 glorious years of Republican rule the would have handed over a perfect nation!

not really a fan of theirs, but this song is featured in two of my sifted videos
http://wings.videosift.com/video/Sukhoi-Su-37-Flanker-F-with-Coldplay
http://wings.videosift.com/video/Beatiful-montage-of-gliders-flying-over-Swiss-Alps
weird...

i am pretty sure this was NOT filmed in Utah (according to my information the average density of coursing germans, or ADOCG is pretty low there.)

http://www.wiegandslide.com/ is the webpage of the manufacturer of these rides, and i guess theres a similar one in Utah. But this was mostlikely filmed somewhere in the Alps (either germany or austria).

>> ^volumptuous:
Woah, where the hell is this?
Alps? But why is there a Utah tag?


In the beginning of the video it tells you this is in Park City, UT

Woah, where the hell is this?

Alps? But why is there a Utah tag?

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Switzerland, Air, Force, Jet, Fly, Valley, Mountains' to 'Switzerland, Air, Force, Jet, Fighters, Flying, Valley, Mountains, Alps' - edited by kulpims

Rockstar needs to make GTA4: Europe (London/Paris/Rome/Venice/Swiss Alps/Amsterdam and the mountain from Sound of Music). GTA4: Asia would be cool too.

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You need an equals sign in there.

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Congrats Netrunner! You're like an unstoppable snowball rolling down the great alps of videosift.
Don't stop till the man is in office!

Have you ever seen this on network TV?

"This is what happens Larry, when you find a stranger in the Alps!"