If the conservative climate change skeptics on here bothered to get their head out of Murdoch's fish wrapper, The Daily Telegraph, or tuned out of shock jock radio and tuned in to the ABC's Q&A programme last night they could have seen David Suzuki answering questions on climate change. If after listing to Dr Suzuki you are not convinced climate change is real and a danger to life on this planet then all I can suggest is you turn back over to your favorite reality TV show Big Brother on 9, pick up your phone vote to evict what's her name and go back off to La La Land and your denial of what is the true reality.

PS Media Watch also exposed Murdoch's Australian media for its lies on climate change much of which the conservative skeptics have posted links to on here.
Can I ask, for you conservatives is Rupert Murdoch some kind of god. To me he is nothing more than the head of proven criminal organisation, a very rich one that is, but the head of a criminal organisation never the less.

Hi Paul,

So, let's see:

World temperatures have risen by barely one degree in 120 years. Do you deny that ?

Sea-levels have risen by barely an inch in 120 years. Do you deny that ?

World temperatures have been more or less the same for seventeen years. Do you deny that ?

I was appalled at Suzuki last night, I didn't realise he was such a charlatan, I've always had some respect for him. The way he tried to brow-beat that bloke who raised some of the above issues was an abuse of his position writ large. Disgusting.

Joe

I incorrectly posted this on the other climate thread http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/

Looks like Mediawatch has picked up on all the major points, including Bob Carter's own gullibility for believing the lies that emanate from Murdoch. You'd think if he knows anything at all it would be that Murdoch was lying about the IPCC forecasts. How can he possibly be held up as an expert, let alone an unbiased Telegraph "news" reporter.

First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they attack you, then they admit you are spot-on. I can wait :)

Joe
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SM, The Daily Mail in Britain has published a retraction for getting its story on climate change wrong. As you started this thread and it was based on The Daily Mail's inaccurate reporting are you also go to apologise for getting it wrong.

"First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they attack you, then they admit you are spot-on."
Yep, that's what Michael Mann reckons.