BBC's biased reporting of Global Warming - the consequences

The debate about Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) rages within the blogosphere, but not in the U.K. mainstream media, which is led by the leftwing newspaper The Guardian and the BBC.

In Britain the BBC wields more power to shape public opinion than any other organisation over any other nation on earth. Moreover, the BBC invariably takes its cue on the big issues from The Guardian, from which it stands accused of adopting its political outlook.

Consequently the BBC has relentlessly promoted one side of the argument whilst suppressing the other, with catastrophic consequences for the nation's governance.

There is however a significant fact-based scientific consensus that argues against the theory that man has had, or is having, any significant impact on the climate.

These scientists cite the fact that past rises in global temperate predated the atmospheric rises in CO2; that the past rises in CO2 were actually a product of temperature rise, not their cause; and that the temperature rises were actually a product of increased solar activity.

It is, however, a side of the debate that the BBC refuses to air, contrary to its lawful obligations.

This twelve-minute video introduces the style in which the BBC covers the warming debate, followed by a selection of clips featuring renowned scientists whom the BBC freezes out, delivering the arguments that the BBC refuses to air.

The final four minutes introduces a major story of Press criminality, which for the last thirteen years the BBC and the rest of the media have suppressed.

The relevance of this notorious political scandal to the issue of AGW may not be readily apparent. However, all will become clear by the sequence of captions leading up to the video's climax.

A MOUNTAIN OUT OF A BLACK MOLE HILL

Being a true Wiganer I have little interest in soccer, preferring the real game for men Rugby League where diving is non existant and men are really men.
Other "sports" such as tennis , OK for soft public school people like Cameron, Clegg and Blair also do not interest me and I speak rarely about any of these activities.
However in the press and television today there seems nothing else apart from the "racist" aspects of soccer.
Sepp Blatter has been accused of "racism" by saying that players should shake hands and make up if a naughty racist word has been uttered in the heat of a match.
What's wrong in that?
A South African official, I can't remember his name has said John Terry should not captain England after some remark he made, and the Bulgarian FA have been fined because some of their fans have shouted racist words.
It has been noticed that other European countries do not follow the "Kick racism out of football" concept to the letter as we do in our country.

It is true that insulting comments (only to a black player) will in this country possibly get you a jail sentence but this does not apply to other European countries YET.

The fact that English fans have to keep their mouths shut does not mean they welcome African players any more than fans in other countries.

The black "English" players (an oxymoron if ever there was one) have threatened to strike.
Let them.
We should be represented by English players and if African players are good they should play for African countries who would then possibly do well.
They would however have to be good to beat the German side as they train hard but if they do, good luck to them.

No doubt they would do well as they are without doubt generally good athletes, and they seem to be very touchy, but they have a lot to be touchy about and that probably explains it.
Apart from their athletic and musical ability Africans seem, as judged by the past achieved little in such fields as science or any intellectual persutes.
In all societies they are at the bottom of the pile and that is not the fault of English "racists". So whose fault is it?

No one denies they are great runners and sportsmen but they are not European and the people of Europe resent their presence in large numbers here however good they are at these non academic spheres.

It is known that there is much anti white racism in Africa but that is never mentioned.
Gagging the European people will not stifle their resentment, it will stay hidden because of the law but it will remain.

I resent my town being increasingly infiltrated by these people just as Africans resent us in their failed continent, but unlike them I dare not say anything.
I was brought up to believe in the free speech, hard won by our ancestors which it seems is now being taken away from us.
Insults I admit are unpleasant but how many of us have not been mocked over our place of birth or accent, but we have put up with it.

The old saying "sticks and stones don't break my bones" is still valid today in my opinion, and all should accept it.

Those who can not have a chip on their shoulders and to make a song and dance about of it indicates that perhaps the insults are deserved.
These insults in the heat of the moment are no more racist than the call in Africa for "whitey" to get out of Africa, so grow up and don't let it bother you.

BTW I will not get out of Africa as I will never set foot in that failed continent.

You want your continent back.

CAN WE NOT HAVE OURS?

Mystery Radiation Detected 'Across Europe'

The hunt is on for the source of low level radiation detected in the atmosphere "across Europe" over the past weeks, nuclear officials said today.

Trace amounts of iodine-131, a type of radiation created during the operation of nuclear reactors or in the detonation of a nuclear weapon, were detected as early as three weeks ago by Austrian authorities and then two weeks ago by the Czech Republic's State Office for Nuclear Safety. Today the International Atomic Energy Agency released a statement revealing similar detections had been made "in other locations across Europe."

The IAEA said the current levels of iodine-131 are far too low to warrant a public health risk, but the agency still does not know the origin of the apparent leak and an official with the agency would not say where else it has been detected. Considering iodine-131 has a radioactive decay half-life of about eight days, continued detection means the leak occurred over a period of several days at least and is possibly ongoing.

The IAEA said it does not believe the radiation was left over from the nuclear disaster at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant in March and the Czech Republic's State Office for Nuclear Safety said it was unlikely to have been caused by an incident at any nuclear plant's core. A meltdown there, the Czech agency said, would have released several other radioactive isotopes in addition to iodine-131.

The IAEA has been unable to determine from which country the radiation is emanating, and both Czech and Austrian officials said it was unlikely their countries were the source. Austrian officials said in a statement that a study of the dispersal cloud indicated the radiation is most likely coming from somewhere in southeastern Europe.

In addition to nuclear plants, iodine-131 is used in many hospitals and by radiopharmacutical manufacturers as it can be used to help treat thyroid problems in small doses.

"Anywhere spent nuclear fuel is handled, there is a chance that... iodine-131 will escape into the environment," the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says on its website.

Military bands to return after bomber's £2m last request

The former elite bomber pilot, who flew a De Havilland Mosquito for a Pathfinder squadron, loved to hear performances at the Victorian bandstand in Mesnes Park, Wigan as a boy.

But his home-made will left such vague instructions that it took a lengthy High Court debate to clarify his exact wishes after he died childless aged 91 three years ago.

Yesterday, a High Court judge finally gave a ruling that met the dying wishes of the popular veteran and finalised an agreement between Mr Higham's family and the Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust.

It means the Trust will now use the interest from the £2 million gift to fund at least two performances by military bands each year.

Before his death, Mr Higham, who was known as Billy, signed the will dividing his £7 million fortune between relatives and the Trust.

The handsigned will read: "I leave to Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust the sum of Two Million Pounds less the amount already donated over the last few years [ ...] to be invested and the income of which is to be used for the playing of Military bands (Royal Air Force, Royal Marines, Army etc) in Mesnes Park Wigan.

"My trustees to ensure that my wishes in this matter are followed, and that they are fulfilled. Failure by the Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust to guarantee the provision of military bands in Mesnes Park Wigan would mean the return of these funds into my estate."

But the will was never formally completed by a solicitor and remained in its original handwritten form.

His nephew, John Higham, said his uncle's family home had been next to the park where he would hear the bands play every Sunday.

"He said it was traditional for them to have military bands in Wigan," Mr Higham told The Daily Telegraph.

"It was stopped for budgetary reasons but he always said there was no reason for there not to be military bands in Wigan park.

"He used to say, 'I'm going to leave some money for bands' but he said to me, 'it's got to be for military bands and/or brass bands.'"

Mr Higham flew Sunderland and Lancaster bombers for the RAF at the beginning of the war and later became a Mosquito pilot, joining the daring raids in Germany.

Mosquito planes, known as Mossies, were light aircrafts that were flown at low altitudes to attack specific targets in order to guide nightly raids.

They required great skill from the pilot to fly so low at very high speeds to drop flares and light up targets for larger bombers.

After leaving the air force, Mr Higham took over the family floristry business, which is still going strong today.

The veteran retired to Cornwall, where he died in 2008 with an estate that included paintings by his friend and artist James Lawrence Isherwood.

"He's done well for himself and at the end of his life, he wanted to return a bit for Wigan," his nephew added.

"There were six brothers altogether and they all served in the war. Billy said he didn't want it in memory of him, he wanted it in memory of the Higham brothers of Wigan.

"I hope we can arrange for a Lancaster bomber to come flying over, in memory of Billy."

Stuart Murray, chief executive of Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust, which manages the park on behalf of Wigan Council, said: "We're delighted with this generous bequest.

"April 2012 will mark the end of Phase One of a multi-million pound restoration scheme and the newly refurbished bandstand will serve as a perfect location for Military Bands performing in-line with Mr Higham's wishes.

"His legacy will ensure that many thousands of people will be able to enjoy live music in this wonderful park."

Rules of the Trust:

1. Wigan shall put on military bands at Mesnes Park on not less than two occasions each year unless due to circumstances of force majeure.

1.1 The exact number will be at the discretion of Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust.

1.2 Each event shall be open to the general public.

1.3 Each event shall be free

1.4 Marketing shall include a statement that the event is provided through the kind generosity and benevolence of William Higham deceased.

1.5 Wigan shall be entitled to put on military bands notwithstanding that they are not derived solely or exclusively from UK forces.

1.6 Wigan shall be entitled to put on military bands in pursuance of the purposes of the gift notwithstanding that part of the military band playing takes place outside the geographical limits of Mesnes Park.

2. Wigan shall file a report with the Executors by April 31 each year.

3. If the gift to Wigan falls to below £1 million, then the obligation on Wigan shall be to put on no less than one military band each year.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/defence/8894620/Military-bands-to-return-after-bombers-2m-last-request.html

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What's the odds that the CORRUPT WMBC use this money to fund even more diversity and lgbt officers instead of following the instructions to the letter.

You only have to look at how many buildings, wills etc left to the PEOPLE of Wigan have been ignored and abused, I'm sure most people of us in Wigan can think of something that was left to the people of the town only to be ignored.

Carnegie Library in Pemberton for one.

NOT AGAIN!

Dominating the headlines on the tv today we have the murder of the black power activist Stephen Lawrence. Murder for whatever reason is indefensible but this murder was "racist".

I'm not sure if you are murdered whether somebody said something nasty to you or not would make much difference but it seems it does.
I do not propose to put his photo on this blog, you have seen it many times in the papers, cropped of his "Black Power" fist and in any case I don't want to put you off your tea.

This case was only persued by the Daily Mail because the editor Paul Dacre had Lawrence senior to do some plastering for him. Not only that after the case the law was changed so that "double jeapordy" would be allowed that is a person could be tried a second time even if acquitted the first time.
The State have been determined to get a conviction for this case.
That is not to say the alleged perpetrators of this murder are decent people, (I nearly said whiter than white but you know what I mean), I don't know if they are or not.

It is said that the killers "swallowed" him.
Now that is an interesting statement in comparison to Charlene Downes who WAS swallowed after being made into kebabs. The police had evidence but for some reason failed to make it through the courts and convict the perpetrators possibly in order not to inflame "community relations".

But then this was not a racist murder so even though it is expected she was eaten it was not as serious as that of Lawrence who it is alleged as he was killed was called a black bastard or some other disallowed name, in spite of the fact that he was black and could well looking at his Black Power pose be a bastard.

Of course Charlene was killed with no independent witnesses present and possibly? no racist comments made but the fact remains that she was never seen again after visiting the kebab shop and in any case there are few prosecutions of aliens when acting in or saying racist comments.
Murder is murder whatever is said at the time and should be punished severely but one does wonder if the victim had been white whether such a fuss would have been made.

No such long standing campaign has been made by the press about Charlene Downes. Why?.
Is it because she was white?

Also Kris Donald brutally tortured before being set on fire did not grab the headlines as "Black Power"Lawrence's case did.
His parents have seemingly never been out of the papers, I am, although sympathetic to them at having lost a son am sick of looking at them.
It seems they revel in the publicity.
How many murders of black kids have there been since, mostly at the hands of other blacks.

Do these kids not count?
Evidently not, as a racial element can not be brought in and so the families of these kids suffer in silence with no publicity as there is no whitey to blame even though they are just as dead.

The Lawrence family, possibly willingly are being used by the State and media and the Equalities Commission to promote their anti British agenda.
I don't blame them for that, they have lost a son but they seen to revel in the publicity generated.
BUT justice should be equal for all even white victims.

After all it is STILL OUR COUNTRY.

ISN'T IT?

LIBYA - THE LIE

UNDEMOCRATIC EUROPE.

The European shambles continues with the leaders of that delusional and failed concept doing everything to save it.
Greece has a new Prime Minister and Italy is soon to get one, both of them bankers imposed by the ECB.
Von Rumpoy has said that the situation should not be decided by democracy, a statement which betrays his undemocratic totalitarian beliefs.
So now two countries of Southern Europe are now run by unelected bankers. The justification is the mess the politicians have made and there is some sense in that.

But the mistakes or plans of the politicians were in the concept of the EU in the first place, putting different countries, societies and cultures under one umbrella in a "one size fits all " association.
But a one size fits all organisation does not fit all as anyone with an ounce of sense can see especially now, but the European Central Bank and the Eurocrats are now engaged in a scheme to displace democracy to achieve their desired plan.
That unelected bankers are now the leaders of two countries shows where the power is.
It is said that the bond interest rate has made this necessary (I don't know enough about finance to know the ins and outs of this) but it does seem interest rates play a big part of all this.

I agree many European politicians have been profligate with their finances
but the economists have not exactly covered themselves in glory with bank bailouts and collapses but now it seems these "experts" have been imposed on countries in undemocratic fashion to sort them out.

So both politicians and economists/bankers have messed up the European finances BUT the politicians have a democratic mandate, people have voted for them and can vote them out.
Can they vote out these imposed technocrats? If not, where is democracy?

I do not believe it is a good thing to default on debts but countries could repay the money owed without the interest payments which are the real crippling factor. Without these weights around our necks paid to wealthy and possibly subsidised bankers I believe the debts could be paid more easily to the benefit of the people.

I don't, in view of the undemocratic impositions of bankers to rule countries believe this will happen as it has shown who is really in charge, and it's not the people.
Hopefully they will not accept the "remedies" to be imposed on them and rebel and ask to exit the EU and-- with luck

THE WHOLE ROTTEN EDIFICE WILL CEASE TO BE.