Tag: Climate Change Myth

The dumbing down of the weather

TO MANY, Sir Keir Starmer’s comments ahead of the Autumn Budget, hinting at tax rises, will come as no surprise. To those who understand the continuing rollout of communism, and Starmer’s role as the UK face of its next stage, this has been long anticipated.

BBC judges itself over climate change bias. Guess the verdict!

A RULING by the BBC Editorial Complaints Unit (ECU) about numerous aspects of BBC climate change coverage in response to a complaint submitted by News-watch confirms with chilling detachment and arrogance that the Corporation is locked in biased denialism of the worst, dogmatic kind.

When the weather went wild (and global warming never got a mention)

WE are told that the weather is worse than it’s ever been, and it’s because we’re doing nothing about the earth’s dangerously rising temperatures.

If that’s right, then the weather 30 years ago, for instance, would have been less dramatic, calmer, with a minimum of record-breaking. Was it like that? Here is a look at 12 months of weather, November 1992 to October 1993.

Climate change through the years (and how we survived it)

DISCOVERED through groundbreaking research over the last 150 years, rapid climate change has been found to be so common in recent geological time (the last 2.5million years) that it has a name and a subset of geoscience of its own called ‘Abrupt Climate Change’. It attracts scientists from many different fields.