By Paul Homewood
Someone questioned whether the BBC deliberately lie about climate change.
It’s a moot point, but in my experience I tend to believe that they are simply not interested in facts and data.
They have their preconditioned beliefs and their reporters have been indoctrinated within the BBC bubble.
The Sudan story exemplifies this. They find a story, in this case “heatwaves close schools in Sudan”, get a couple of comments about how exceptional the weather is (which they never make any attempt to corroborate), and jump to the conclusion that it must be hotter in summer.
As the whole story fits into their “global warming view of the world”, it never occurs to them that it might be wrong.
It was the same a year or so ago, when they broadcast a video, claiming that “there is evidence that hurricanes are getting more powerful”.
Not only is there no such evidence, even NOAA repeatedly tell us that hurricanes are not getting stronger on multi-decadal or centennial scales.
But in BBC World, it is “obvious” that they must be, so why worry about actual data?
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March 20, 2024 at 05:21PM
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