Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Not even Stalin
Some Gaian fuckhead named Jones was paid to do a report on the BBC's scientific objectivity. High Priest Jones found, to nobody's surprise, that the BBC is intolerably open-minded and objective, presenting "the views of tiny and unqualified minorities as if they have the same weight as the scientific consensus". Predictably, he mixed "global warming" with doubts about vaccines.
As far as I can tell, the BBC has never given one picosecond of positive airtime to the truth about Gaia, and I've been listening to them regularly for 50 years. BBC is All Warming All The Time.
How do you improve that record, as High Priest Jones demands? How do you devote less than 0.0000000000% to an opposing view? How do you devote more than 100.00000000000% to screechily praising and violently enforcing Glorious Official Party Doctrine? It's physically impossible. And how do you describe 0.0000000000% and 100.00000000000% as "the same weight"? It's utterly insane.
Old Uncle Joe never reached anywhere near this level of absolute censorship. He liked to have a little token opposition in Pravda for appearance's sake, and on many issues allowed relatively open discussion. Only Dear Leader Kim hits the BBC's target of absolute purity.
As far as I can tell, the BBC has never given one picosecond of positive airtime to the truth about Gaia, and I've been listening to them regularly for 50 years. BBC is All Warming All The Time.
How do you improve that record, as High Priest Jones demands? How do you devote less than 0.0000000000% to an opposing view? How do you devote more than 100.00000000000% to screechily praising and violently enforcing Glorious Official Party Doctrine? It's physically impossible. And how do you describe 0.0000000000% and 100.00000000000% as "the same weight"? It's utterly insane.
Old Uncle Joe never reached anywhere near this level of absolute censorship. He liked to have a little token opposition in Pravda for appearance's sake, and on many issues allowed relatively open discussion. Only Dear Leader Kim hits the BBC's target of absolute purity.
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