The Agmates community has been highly critical of the ABC and many mainstream media organizations for it’s shameless promotion of the Global Warming hysteria.
Now one of the ABC’s own board members Keith Windshuttle [pictured] has publicly criticized the ABC for it’s blatant bias.
ABC board member Keith Windschuttle said yesterday the national broadcaster was in breach of its charter to provide a diversity of views.
“The ABC and the Fairfax press rarely provide an opportunity for global warming sceptics to put their view,” Mr Windschuttle said. “The science is not settled.
“We are seeing an increasing number of people with impeccable scientific backgrounds questioning part or whole of the story. I don’t believe the ABC has been reflecting the genuine diversity of the debate. Under its own act, the ABC is required to produce a diversity of views.”
Did you hear that Kevin Rudd and the Labor team – “the science is not settled”.
Professor Bob Carter [pictured] of James Cook University whole heartedly agrees with Windshuttle:
With very few exceptions, press reporters commenting on global warming are either ignorant of the science matters involved, or wilfully determined to propagate warming hysteria because that fits their personal world view, or are under editorial direction to focus the story around the alarmist headline grab — and often all three,” Professor Carter said.
Former National Climate Centre head William Kininmonth is also in total agreeance:
“coverage of global warming had been hysterical and was getting worse, with a large public relations effort inundating the media with information from the alarmist side.”
Finally after 10 years of cooling, a bitterly cold winter in the Northern Hemisphere, expanding sea ice in the Arctic & Antarctic and tremendous spring rains virtually across the whole of Australia, it’s good to see the influential mainstream media like The Australian newspaper starting to report the physical facts, rather than the fanciful & hysterical predictions of the alarmists contrived computer models.
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