Stifled Voices
By Old Grumpy Guy on February 20, 2009 at 6:20 PM in Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Media, Radio, Media, Television
In response to a passing comment in an earlier piece on NQ about the debate over global warning, one of the readers responded that the issue was settled, and suggested that all independent serious scientists were unanimous in their conclusions that the “fact” of global warming could not be disputed.
Yet here is a video by a respected TV weatherman that claims that no fewer than 30,000 leading scientists dispute this supposed consensus. So why has so little been heard about these dissenting voices when so much media coverage has been given to Al Gore, who even won a Nobel prize for what could be the promulgation of dubious science?
The answer, of course, is that global warming is an issue dear to the hearts of the green lobby, which in turn is dear to the hearts of the “save the planet” Hollywood chatocracy and the left-dominated media. Meanwhile, rational and objective debate is being stifled.
But this is only the tip of the iceberg. It seems to me that there are a wide range of issues and events that continue to be swept under the carpet, or at least not conclusively investigated by the media, like the question of Obama’s relationships with some strange people (including Larry Sinclair), where his $1 billion campaign funding came from, Barney Frank’s relationships with Freddy Mac, Acorn and a whole raft of other issues.
The mainstream media silence on these questions is deafening, except for the independent media channels and Fox.

















