Re: OT: More Climate Madness in the Antipodes

Jun 29, 2024 Last reply: 2 years ago 3 Replies



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>> In reality, the Guardian sticks remarkably closely to the facts, and
>> gullible twits don't like it.
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>> They much prefer the fatuous nonsense curated for them by ZeroHedge and >> the like.
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> The Guardian is a Left-wing rag, Bill (as you well know).

There are left-wing equivalents of the right-wing extremist media you fancy, but the Guardian isn't any of them. From any rational point of view, it's middle of the road.


As such it's chock full of all the climate alarmism the Watermelons love.

It does report the scientific concensus that you have irrationally chosen to reject.


They've been
> busily covering up the cognitive decline of Joe Biden of late - along with
> all the other Leftie media sources - but that's going to be extremely
> tough to pull off now after last night's revealing performance in the
> head-to-head debate with Trump. The man is a f****ng basket case and even
> though I despise him, it's impossible not to feel desperately sorry for
> him and his wife.

He certainly wasn't at his best, and should have a nailed the non-stop stream of lies that Trump was pushing out. Even the healthiest


81-year-old can catch a bad cold and not be able to perform at his best.

Don't get your hopes too high. Trump might be just as devoted to irrational delusions as you are, but that doesn't make him attractive to the rational majority.

The Guardian is actually one of the better news sources. John Larkin doesn't like it because it doesn't publish the climate change denial propaganda to which he is addicted.

Propaganda does make itself more palatable to it's target audience by flattering them more or less non-stop, and the Guardian doesn't go in for that.

Well, the way I see it, there is one benefit to Usurper Joe making it to November - still a big 'if' that he'll make it - and that is if he 'wins' again given the condition he's in, even the most obtuse observers will have it plainly revealed to them that the outcome has been fixed again and 'theory' will become incontrovertible fact: there's no democracy in the US.

"Usurper Joe" is a name based on Trump's baseless fantasy that he won the 2020 election. Cursitor Doom does share Trump's enthusiasm for implausible fantasies.

The proposition that US elections can be fixed is another of them. The US is a decidedly flawed democracy, but the voters do have the final say, even if moneyed interests are allowed to bombard them with all the misleading propaganda they can afford.

Trump was a disaster as a US president. His hopeless mishandling of the Covid-19 epidemic killed hundreds of thousands of Americans who might otherwise have survived. Boris Johnson did almost as badly in the UK.

Electing him again would be a mistake, but the US is full of gullible twits, as John Larkin keeps on reminding us. Cursiotr doom is no less gullible, but at least he isn't American.

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