A Place to Stand

   Last night BBC Newsnight Scotland carried an obsequious interview with James Hansen who is here to call for a global government and global tax in the name of CAGW.

  Though Gordon Brewer asked nothing but the slowest and easiest of questions the BBC, wishing to make at least a slight appearance of pointing in the direction of balance, followed this up with a proper discussion involving all sides.

  Though Gordon Brewer asked nothing but the slowest and easiest of questions the BBC, fully probing its reputation as some of the world's most  corrupt totalitarian fascist propagandist parasites simply masquerading as journalists, proceeded to hold a round table discussion between Brewer, the beeboid, Patrick Harvie, boss of the Scottish Ecofascist Party and some forgettable idiot who couldn't manage yo use his earpiece.

  Any appearance of a UKIP representative or other politician or scientist  to say that Hansen is full of it was thoughtfully censored.

   My letter on why handing over science policy to would be secret policemen like Hansen will appear hear as soon as the media have shown that dissent simply isn't permissible, or even sooner if any one find it is.