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3 hours ago, BruceWayne said:

 

 

Nuff said.

 

Try again with the Shiva video - those with a 10 minute + attention span will get a lot from it.

No, not “nuff said.” You quoted me but left out my qualifying statements. Which is typical of your sort of argument. I’m not going to waste time repeating myself.

 

As for Dr. Shiva, thanks but no thanks -- you go right ahead. Whatever helps you sleep at night.

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4 hours ago, BruceWayne said:

 

Depends who's paying them

Do you have any evidence of peer reviewed science being impacted by money?

 

Or, are you suggesting that scientists who oppose the Global Warming hypothesis are doing so because of oil company funding?

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The fact is, it's good to be skeptical of MSM. The vast majority are politically biased (some more obviously than others) and often get things wrong, with huge headlines that millions see, that they later quietly retract when nobody is listening and the damage is already done.

 

Here are just a few examples (well, over 30 actually) of "unintentional errors" from the BBC.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/helpandfeedback/corrections_clarifications/

 

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That's why it's good to watch what is going on yourself, rather than waiting for a Guardian editorial on an issue to let you know what to think about it, as certain trolls and gaslighters do. 

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2 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Do you have any evidence of peer reviewed science being impacted by money?

 

Or, are you suggesting that scientists who oppose the Global Warming hypothesis are doing so because of oil company funding?

This is only one example (of your second alternative above), from several years ago, but I'm sure there's more. The tobacco industry's fake scientists were a good model for this sort of thing.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/feb/21/climate-change-denier-willie-soon-funded-energy-industry

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59 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

The fact is, it's good to be skeptical of MSM. The vast majority are politically biased (some more obviously than others) and often get things wrong, with huge headlines that millions see, that they later quietly retract when nobody is listening and the damage is already done.

 

Here are just a few examples (well, over 30 actually) of "unintentional errors" from the BBC.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/helpandfeedback/corrections_clarifications/

 

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That's why it's good to watch what is going on yourself, rather than waiting for a Guardian editorial on an issue to let you know what to think about it, as certain trolls and gaslighters do. 

At least the BBC holds up it's hand. Where are the rest of the MSM apologies? Where're the Fox corrections? And the Express, Mail, and all the other gutter press? Alex Jones? And all the other BS artists? MTG? They never apologise for spreading lies intentionally. Like Vance encourages people to do, claiming it's perfectly legitimate when campaigning. Oh, now the fake argument isso many of whstcwere considered conspiracy theories have been proved to be true. The only one a proponent of this theory could produce was Galileo's proposition of a heliocentric solar system. On almost every aspect of Galileo's life he was wrong. Brilliant!

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theories_in_United_States_politics

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_right_(United_States)

 

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9 minutes ago, bradiston said:

At least the BBC holds up it's hand. Where are the rest of the MSM apologies? Where're the Fox corrections? And the Express, Mail, and all the other gutter press? Alex Jones? And all the other BS artists? MTG? They never apologise for spreading lies intentionally. Like Vance encourages people to do, claiming it's perfectly legitimate when campaigning. Oh, now the fake argument isso many of whstcwere considered conspiracy theories have been proved to be true. The only one a proponent of this theory could produce was Galileo's proposition of a heliocentric solar system. On almost every aspect of Galileo's life he was wrong. Brilliant!

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theories_in_United_States_politics

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radical_right_(United_States)

 

 

Both sides do it. The only difference is that the BBC has to admit when it has done it as it is a publicly funded state broadcaster and is supposed to be accurate and impartial. Something it regularly fails at. 

 

My point, which you have proved (albeit from a far left perspective focusing only on the right), is that questioning the MSM narrative does not make you a "conspiracy theorist". The MSM often get it wrong (sometimes deliberately, sometimes not) as my link shows, so to not question it having seen how often they get it wrong would be pretty stupid IMO. 

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5 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Do you have any evidence of peer reviewed science being impacted by money?

 

Peer reviewed often = NONsense

https://slate.com/technology/2015/04/fake-peer-review-scientific-journals-publish-fraudulent-plagiarized-or-nonsense-papers.html

 

As for 'mUH eVIdRntZ' I don't need it - I'm intelligent.

He who pays the piper calls the tune.

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Russia shares AI images of Hurricane Milton as disinformation abounds in US

 

Russia is trying to make Americans think the hurricane was worse than the media is saying.

 

Or the guardian (MI6?) is trying to make you think that Russia is trying to make Americans think the hurricane was worse than the media is saying.

 

But the guardian woouldn't lie to you would they?

 

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