Climate change - the POLITICAL debate.
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Bacon showing typical BBC impartiality and yes I'm pretty sure he switched off JD's mike before getting in his final comment about the Climategate scientists being exonerated by five inquiries. I think Bacon would rather that interview was deleted as he didn't come out well and I suspect that is why JD isn't mentioned.
Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
stevejh said:
Bacon showing typical BBC impartiality and yes I'm pretty sure he switched off JD's mike before getting in his final comment about the Climategate scientists being exonerated by five inquiries. I think Bacon would rather that interview was deleted as he didn't come out well and I suspect that is why JD isn't mentioned.
Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
The oxygen of publicity?Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
Gene Vincent said:
stevejh said:
Bacon showing typical BBC impartiality and yes I'm pretty sure he switched off JD's mike before getting in his final comment about the Climategate scientists being exonerated by five inquiries. I think Bacon would rather that interview was deleted as he didn't come out well and I suspect that is why JD isn't mentioned.
Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
The oxygen of publicity?Interestingly if you search for 'Delingpole' on the BBC website you get his appearance on Daily Politics on the 9th March but nothing else, however, if you search for 'Linus Roache' you get his appearance on Bacon's show yesterday. It might be an idea to record the interview as it seems that the BBC aren't keen on anybody finding it.
To some extent the idiot Bacon had to take a counter-posing view as the Delingpole was not 'balanced' by an opposing view so had to take the POV he did, trouble is that being indoctrinated isn't enough to construct a convincing argument.
This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
Gene Vincent said:
To some extent the idiot Bacon had to take a counter-posing view as the Delingpole was not 'balanced' by an opposing view so had to take the POV he did, trouble is that being indoctrinated isn't enough to construct a convincing argument.
This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
Agreed, but I must also agree with dickymint that Delingpole missed a golden opportunity to inform Bacon's listeners that the BBC has an £8 billion pensions vested interest in the climate fairytales. Clearly well done Delingpole overall for making a wet lettuce out of that tomato Bacon.This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
turbobloke said:
Gene Vincent said:
To some extent the idiot Bacon had to take a counter-posing view as the Delingpole was not 'balanced' by an opposing view so had to take the POV he did, trouble is that being indoctrinated isn't enough to construct a convincing argument.
This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
Agreed, but I must also agree with dickymint that Delingpole missed a golden opportunity to inform Bacon's listeners that the BBC has an £8 billion pensions vested interest in the climate fairytales. Clearly well done Delingpole overall for making a wet lettuce out of that tomato Bacon.This is actually to 'our' POV of MMGW/MMCC, the more idiots torn to shreds in programmes like this the better.
In many ways Bacon is exactly the sort of damned fool that we want to be lined up for knocking down on the media.
Easy meat.
Globs said:
That's debatable, I'm sure the interview would have been extremely friendly to an AGW priest, but the name calling showed how unprofessional Bacon really is, and how deep the beliefs go.
I think that sometimes name calling comes from being embarrassed, found wanting or frustration.I think we heard the latter with a little bit of the first and second.
The arrogance of media types that consort within an organisation that actively promotes the 'big lie' should not be underestimated, Bacon thought he was onto a winner with this, falling flat on his face won't go down well to an ego-centric personality.
Gene Vincent said:
Globs said:
That's debatable, I'm sure the interview would have been extremely friendly to an AGW priest, but the name calling showed how unprofessional Bacon really is, and how deep the beliefs go.
I think that sometimes name calling comes from being embarrassed, found wanting or frustration.I think we heard the latter with a little bit of the first and second.
The arrogance of media types that consort within an organisation that actively promotes the 'big lie' should not be underestimated, Bacon thought he was onto a winner with this, falling flat on his face won't go down well to an ego-centric personality.
and taxes 
maybe I was thinking of the licence fee there as allegedly £8 of it goes to BBC pensions.
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An amusing post... which highlights the OTT media coverage of what amounts to 'a nice Spring weekend'.
nelly1 said:
An amusing post... which highlights the OTT media coverage of what amounts to 'a nice Spring weekend'.
Comment said:
20 degrees C is 68 degrees F.
WOW, it is spring somewhere! That’s good news.
Gordon J. Fulks, PhD
Clearly not a climate 'scientist' pushing the cause.WOW, it is spring somewhere! That’s good news.
Gordon J. Fulks, PhD
The headlines really are ridiculous.
In a few months the north pole will be warmer than the south pole, that must signal disaster shirley.
The Telegraph - Hotter than Bondi...
The Mail - Hotter than Corfu, Barcelona and Faro in Portugal...
Sky News - As Hot As The Sahara...
The Express - Temperatures set to rival Australia’s Bondi beach...
It goes on. And on. And bloody on.
You'd think UK weather was usually pants or something...
The Mail - Hotter than Corfu, Barcelona and Faro in Portugal...
Sky News - As Hot As The Sahara...
The Express - Temperatures set to rival Australia’s Bondi beach...
It goes on. And on. And bloody on.
You'd think UK weather was usually pants or something...
I listen to Danny Baker on 5live Saturday mornings [listening now] and the usual 'OOH it's unusually warm' bit from the weather person to which Danny says [paraphrase] "Don't worry, it will snow in April" to guffaws the weather announcer "where?"... "here, it always does, every April it will snow"... the announcer then admitted that this happened to her too...
How long before they receive an int.mem. pulling them into line?
How long before they receive an int.mem. pulling them into line?
nelly1 said:
The Telegraph - Hotter than Bondi...
The Mail - Hotter than Corfu, Barcelona and Faro in Portugal...
Sky News - As Hot As The Sahara...
The Express - Temperatures set to rival Australia’s Bondi beach...
It goes on. And on. And bloody on.
You'd think UK weather was usually pants or something...
but overnight it still dipped to nearly zero..The Mail - Hotter than Corfu, Barcelona and Faro in Portugal...
Sky News - As Hot As The Sahara...
The Express - Temperatures set to rival Australia’s Bondi beach...
It goes on. And on. And bloody on.
You'd think UK weather was usually pants or something...
I'd like to see Australia's Bondi match that in spring.
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