Anthony Watts, of the admirable Watts Up with That? blog is currently at the Fourth International Conference on Climate Change, where genuine climate scientists – as opposed to the buffoons who advocate global warming – are currently gathered in Chicago. It transpires that an amateurish, grubby, sharp-practice, wet-behind-the-ears BBC-funded crew is prowling the corridors of the conference hotel trying to misrepresent what is going on and to twist the words … Continue reading
Is it just me or is the BBC leading a crusade to stop the cancellation of flights because of the drifting volcanic ash clouds? I note that they are running several items on Today asking the same recurring question – why are we not airlines just “get on with it.” I suppose the Beeboids must be getting frustrated at missing their flights as they seek to travel the world to … Continue reading
I see that the BBC had comrade Tony Woodley of the Unite Trade Union on this morning. Oddly enough, they never asked Woodley about his visit to Cuba over the past few days to join in the tributes to Fidel. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
A new week commences and a new Open thread for your entertainment… Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
MEP Daniel Hannan on the BBC’s continuing search for the frothing wing of the Tory party who are the true face of Cameron’s administration. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
A baised BBC reader reflects on the BBC’s love for tyranny…. Tiger Vs Dragon 10 May 2010 20:00–20:30 BBC Radio 4 (FM only) The Power of the Poor In this provocative series of programmes, Mukul Devichandtravels across frontiers, from the controversial new ports China is building inthe Indian Ocean to the poor interior villages of these continent-sizedcountries. He examines whether China’s authoritarianism may in fact be doingmuch more for the … Continue reading
Richard Black discusses the alleged “review” of the IPCC that is underway today as if it were genuinely independent. As usual, in his writing, the views of sceptics are only marginally mentioned; and there is no reference to the mountains of work on dozens of websites which show that many of the IPCC’s predictions are dangerous. fantastically expensive hogwash. Meanwhile, separately from the BBC, sources tell me that the forces … Continue reading
I don’t think I have heard the use of the words “forces of progressiveness” deployed on the BBC as much as in recent days. It seems to me the BBC is establishing a new post election meme, namely that Labour is opposition is the distillation of “progressiveness”. And of course there is the oh so subtle implication that IF Labour is “progressive” then what does that make the new Government? … Continue reading
Here is a new open thread to run is across the weekend…enjoy! Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
The first post-election Question Time comes London. On the panel tonight are Lord Heseltine and Simon Hughes for the Liberals, Lord Falconer for Labour, Melanie Phillips for all those who mistakenly thought they were voting for a right-of-centre government last week, and Mehdi Hasan, who may or may not be an 83 year old ghazal singer from Karachi. For those playing the Buzzword Bingo, we’ll be invoking the “BBC Spoiling Agenda rules update of 2010” which means … Continue reading
