If you are going to continue to make these accusations, provide evidence.

Regarding his supporting the Iraq Invasion, unless you are deliberately conflating the first one, in this speech prior to the AUMF Gore specifically and very publicly warns against not only the Iraq invasion, but the whole concept of preventive war which was at the heart of Bush's policy. He was roundly rebuked for even weighing in on it. So I think I can safely say you are wrong there.

Regarding supporting big oil here is an interview in 2008:

You tried to raise the gasoline tax when you were vice president.
When I came in as vice president in 1993, I proposed a very large CO2 tax that would be offset completely by reductions in payroll taxes and an increase in the earned income tax credit. In terms of the total [government] revenue raised, it would be neutral. It wasn't a tax increase. But it would send a price signal that would help us get off our dependence on oil. It passed one house of Congress and then narrowly failed by one vote in the other house. It ended up, unfortunately, being only a small increase in the gasoline tax, which just made people mad and didn't really have any impact on the problem.

Should we try it again despite the economic downturn?
I don't think that's likely to happen, but that's my preferred alternative.

So you would put a tax on carbon, complemented by a tax cut for poor people?
Not only for poor people, but middle income people. We should tax what we burn, not what we earn. I understand why [my plan] is a very difficult lift for the American political system. There are other, indirect ways to put a price on carbon. The cap-and-trade system that president-elect Barack Obama is endorsing is also an effective way to go about it. I also think it's very significant, by the way, that China is now talking about its own domestic cap-and-trade legislation.

Regarding bailouts:

Whatever assistance might be forthcoming should be focused on speeding the changes that are absolutely essential to ensure that our companies are competitive in the global marketplace. When I was vice president, I initiated a program called the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles. The federal government invested over a billion dollars in partnership with the Big Three to focus on the accelerated development of advanced high-efficiency vehicles. But as soon as they felt they were off the hook at the end of 2000, they pulled the plug and walked away.”

Regarding big finance:

Instead of a financial bailout, Gore said, “I think we need to bail in renewable energy and green building.” The green building revolution, he said, is the solution to the economic crisis, the debt crisis, the security crisis, and the climate crisis.

Like in D.C., where so many are saying, “We could have prevented this,” now is the time to prevent a meltdown of the environment, Gore stressed.

I know it's a feel-good bromide to get in some good Al Gore dissing to win some anti-Dem purity points, but please try to back it up with some evidence. Gore and Bush were not the same.