Thursday, December 03, 2009

Australian Broadcast Corp (ABC) News Filtering, Climate Gate And The Pacific Region.


Interesting story of Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) filtering out search results on their website.

This embarrassing incident comes in the wake of the narrowing defeat of a Climate Change Bill (aka Emission Trade Laws) in the Australian Senate.

Although, Australia is the current chair of the Pacific Forum, their arbitrary insistence of speaking for the Pacific Forum raising these environmental issues at Copenhagen-is a bull headed imposition, currently challenged by Fiji's Foreign Affairs according to a FBC article.

Undeniably, it is highly questionable for the regions greatest polluter to represent the concerns of their least polluting Pacific island neighbors. An outrageous premise rudely abusing the founding values of the forum and tarnishing the very ideals of the presently Trans-Tasman dominated and funded institution.


More at The Real News



Real News Network (video above) explores the Climate Gate Email Leaks, undoubtedly a catalyst for this blow back of dissent. Notwithstanding, Climate Gate issue has raised the specter of artificially induced lethargy in main stream news reportage, as UK Telegraph journalist outlines in a blog.



This deceit in scientific research raises many questions about the green veneer adopted by some major news organizations, a trend adopted by News Corp as reported by a NPR article.


Green It. Mean It. 2009

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Fox TV Network (video above)also supported similar activities of climate awareness, derived from the grand News Corp vision.

Such potential economic bubbles in carbon trading, raised inadvertently by the Climate Gate email fiasco; prompted many to question the agenda of this vast media network of basically playing both sides of a controversy global issue- or was it just simply mis-communication between their News and Entertainment divisions ?

Fox News Interviews US Scientist(video below).





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