Ship of Lies

In a wonderfully ironic twist, arrogant, know-all and holier-than-thou Greenpeace got a taste of their own from CFACT.

Of course, nothing about this from the BBC. Had it been the other way about, I suggest the BBC would have spread the news far and wide. Perhaps they are worried that they may be next - Broadcaster of Lies?

BBC thinks what happened to Anne Franck to be most amusing

The BBC have a radio programme called "The Unbelievable Truth". It's a panel game-show and is classed by the BBC as comedy. Team players are asked to judge unlikely, amusing and quirky statements as to whether they are true or not.

On last night's show (26 October 2009, 6:30pm) by way of a lead in to the programme, the programme's chairman gave various examples of such "statements". One example he gave of an untrue statement is that the last entry in Anne Franck's diary is about her father giving her a set of drums. The studio audience laughed - presumably at the thought of Anne Franck leading herself to the gas chamber by having hit the drums and alerting the Nazis to her hiding place. Silly girl.

I could not believe my ears - I still cannot believe it. Is the BBC staffed with of such a bunch of ignorance, vulgar and insensitive cretins? They seem to have learnt nothing from the Jonathan Ross affair.

Ed Vaizey MP

On Vaizey's web site there's the above picture of unopened mail. He's obviously too busy going out to 3 hour lunches.

Kevan Jones MP

Read this and then view the man! Jones is typical of the little shits that are today's British politicians.

"Japan remembers"

So Japan remembers (the) horrors of Nagasaki says the BBC. A pity they don't also remember the Rape of Nanking, the biological warfare experiments on the Chinese, the torture and murder (usually by beheading) of Asian and Allied civilians and POWs - oh! and the fact that they started the bloody war in the first place. Japan remembers? Yes, so do we all.

How embarrassing!

Oh dear, global climate change might well be natural after all and not manmade, according to a recent paper: McLean, J. D., C. R. de Freitas, and R. M. Carter (2009), Influence of the Southern Oscillation on tropospheric temperature, J. Geophys. Res., 114, D14104. Oh dear! oh dear! the paper has been "peer reviewed" and is not from nutters. The last line of the paper's abstract is wery interesting, ja?

I wonder if the BBC will give as much coverage to the suggestion that the forcing mechanism for global temperature variations may be natural and not due to manmade "greenhouse gases", as it did over the supposed link between MMR and autism? I somehow doubt it since they've been silent about the criticism of the very notion of the greenhouse effect by Gerlich and Tscheuschner. Oh, and that one was "peer reviewed" as well.

Laurie Taylor

I had always thought of Laurie Taylor as perfect example of a complete tosser, now it appears from this that he's also a total bastard. We are planning revenge.