Yes, it’s that time of year again, when liberals and Gaia-worshippers across America celebrate their High Holy Day. I am speaking, of course, of Earth Day. The Mother of all Earth Days was celebrated on Saturday, on the National Mall in Washington, DC, in a celebration dubbed ‘Global Citizen Earth Day.’

The group sponsoring the event produced a rousing video that promised entertainment from major names in the music industry.

The United Nations promised that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon would be present.

Saturday: Ban Ki-moon to take part in #GlobalCitizenEarthDay. Watch live here: http://t.co/VuoAZ9CVXW pic.twitter.com/F3738p8Tq3

— United Nations (@UN) April 18, 2015

CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien schmoozed backstage with singer Will.I.Am. . . .

Backstage #GlobalCitizenEarthDay with @iamwill pic.twitter.com/NtHTjRhyNX

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) April 18, 2015

. . . who demonstrated a project he developed called Ekocycle.

The moment that inspired @iamwill to create Ekocycle. Watch him and more at #GlobalCitizenEarthDay at 11:30 a.m.https://t.co/NUVrgyFUYP

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) April 18, 2015

Even the developers of the game “Angry Birds” announced the rollout of a new version of the game called “Champions of the Earth” at the event.

And of course President Obama used the day to declare that there was ‘no greater threat’ to the world than climate change. Nope, not terrorism, or the rise of Al-Qaeda, or Russian aggression. Certainly not Iran. But climate change.

Obama says 'no greater threat to planet than climate change' http://t.co/pS9Gwerg3G pic.twitter.com/RZcAnoWVko

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) April 18, 2015

And did he make this pronouncement from his home at the White House? Nope, he was in Florida, in the Everglades, to which he arrived after burning lots of fossil fuel on Air Force One.

Obama to mark Earth Day with climate change speech at Everglades: http://t.co/nqPiLX5KGk pic.twitter.com/jJ1InEFz8D

— The Hill (@thehill) April 18, 2015

Yes, indeed, it’s good to be king — you cannot be shamed about burning fossil fuels from excessive travel.

The crowd was large. One event participant tweeted this picture taken from the top of the Washington Monument.

The #GlobalCitizenEarthDay concert as seen from atop the Washington monument pic.twitter.com/h9jDOKTq2T

— PaulBlartLOLCop (@PaulBlartLOLCop) April 18, 2015

And of course these worshippers of Gaia were sure to keep the National Mall spotless, right? Oh wait. . . .

All the trash cans are like this #EarthDay2015 #Irony pic.twitter.com/R7phTelrBB

— Tom Hebert (@RealTomHebert) April 19, 2015

And . . .

#EarthDay2015 at the National Mall in DC. pic.twitter.com/9HZ2VBmUI2

— Tahoe_Ramen (@Tahoe_Sushi) April 18, 2015

Compare that to a picture taken of the same area by a participant at Glenn Beck’s 8.28 Restoring Honor rally in 2010, who reported that the 9.12 March on DC in 2009 also left the grounds clean.

So liberals think they can ‘save the planet’ by hosting huge rallies featuring rock stars and celebrities flown in from across the country, by those same music acts using large amounts of electricity to power their sound systems, and by listening to a president who flies in his jet to Florida to lecture about climate change. Then they trash the hell out of the grounds where the rally was held.

Yep. Makes sense to me.