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Old 10th-March-2007, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by bruce
Well regardless of the science behind it (having not seen the program I can't comment), it certainly seems to have convinced a whole lot of people that man-made climate change is a swindle.
The program is very well designed. Your words "regardless of the science behind it" are so true. For years the oid industry has been trying to stop us dealing with the problem. By presenting this programme these people can be seen for what they are, but only if people do actually look at the science. I've presented some stuff above, I'll post more.

Mean-while here is latest from the climate scientists on 'The Great Global Warming Swindle': http://www.realclimate.org/index.php...7/03/swindled/
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On Thursday the 8th, the UK TV Channel 4 aired a programme titled "The Great Global Warming Swindle". We were hoping for important revelations and final proof that we have all been hornswoggled by the climate Illuminati, but it just repeated the usual specious claims we hear all the time. We feel swindled. Indeed we are not the only ones: Carl Wunsch (who was a surprise addition to the cast) was apparently misled into thinking this was going to be a balanced look at the issues (the producers have a history of doing this), but who found himself put into a very different context indeed.
Different topics but same producer (Martin Durkin): http://www.gmwatch.org/profile1.asp?PrId=39
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both subsequently complained that they were misled about the content and were not given a chance to reply to attacks on their positions (Pusztai's comments). Dr Ho said , 'I feel completely betrayed and misled. They did not tell me it was going to be an attack on my position.' ...

...They are far from the only ones to complain about Durkin's methods....

...we were totally and unequivocally misled as to the intent and content of that piece.' Durkin's proposal for the programme had earlier been rejected by the BBC because it 'ignored a powerful body of evidence contradicting his [Durkin's] claims'. A researcher hired to help Durkin make the Equinox programme resigned because, 'my research was being ignored. The published research had been construed to give an impression that's not the case. I don't know how that programme got passed.'
- so I guess Channel 4 just have lower standards...
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