Man in a Shed: BBC makes Freudian slip with its beloved Hockey graph

Friday, October 21, 2011

BBC makes Freudian slip with its beloved Hockey graph

Oh dear - the warmist fanatics over at the over staffed BBC are have a bit of excessive excitement again.

Today's link on their web site has the now famously discredited Hockey stick graph back in full view.
( They know that many people will just see the graph and not bother or understand they are being decieved by the BBC again. )

Compare and contrast the icon used below with the BBC's archive reporting on the false Hockey Stick here. ( The article itself refers to a paper that hasn't yet finished peer review and has signifcant revisons required of it, but since green propaganda doesn't wait for such scientific niceties its being publicised in a coordinated coup anyway ).

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