Monthly Archives: May 2004

Freedom From the Press

Another Falconio/intrusive media rant that I understand is to be submitted for publication under my name. Actual authorship is another question, but it certainly reflects my views very closely: There is nothing more dangerous than the wrath of the media … Continue reading

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More news from Chicken Little.

As you may have deduced from earlier blogs about global warming I don’t believe we’ll have time to worry about the gradual increase in temperatures leading to asphyxiation from carbon dioxide, world’s end will be due to a well-overdue Dansgaard … Continue reading

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Madagascar

I got some more emails from Tarun and Dan today, if you want to read about their adventures click here.

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Rabbiting on about Falconio case

Any masochistic readers interested in hearing this armadillo raving on at leangth about the Falconio murder committal (and related legal and policy issues) can listen to the Real Audio recording of today’s ABC Radio National Media Report by clicking here. … Continue reading

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Jessicagate

Not only is global warming scepticism dangerous, but so too is blogging. News Online reports on yet another blogger dismissed from her employment for exposing her personal life in the blogosphere. However, in this case it’s very personal indeed. Jessica … Continue reading

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They must think I’m stupid.

Don’t you hate the way advertisers treat you like a moron. UP TO 99% OFF screams the ad. What a waste of money !! Does the advertising guru really believe that the average consumer watches/listens to/notices garbage like that; or … Continue reading

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Warming scepticism a death sentence?

The life of a global warming sceptic is a dangerous one, it seems. Well-known sceptic John Daly died suddenly of a heart attack earlier this year, and now one of his frequently-published colleagues (on the Daly website at least) Theodor … Continue reading

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