FINGERS IN EARS...

FINGERS IN EARS...

What can I say? Mr Harrabin is definitely back with a vengeance. His scare today - after the energy alarmism earlier in the week - is water shortages. Climate change, he faithfully recycles from a resident econut, will crucify us, either through drought or floods, or both; the solution, as always is more laws, more government, more regulation - oh, and on this one, make sure that the BBC's beloved EU is also involved to save the day.

Shame that our Roger doesn't read more widely and convey to his readers some actual sense about the AGW lies. There's been a lot of it about this week, but of course, it hasn't been reported by the BBC. This for example, a group of glacier experts rubbishing the IPCC claims that populations are going to suffer water shortages. Or this, showing that billions are being wasted on solar power. Or try this, putting into perspective the facts about ocean alkaline levels (I refuse to use the greenie word for this non-problem). Or what about this, from the Guardian, no less, that the rainforests can adapt to climate change? And this, suggesting that there is no cause for concern for about sea level rises at the current rates? He might have reported, too, on this, that so-called green jobs are being ruthlessly axed in California, despite half a billion dollars spent on subsidies. But no, our Roger is as determined as ever to find his alarmist hogwash, and then to present it as if it is the only game in town. Fingers in ears time indeed.