Francis Wilson's Global Warming Swindle

How many errors can you spot in this supposititious farrago of nonsense? A week's hot weather in England trumps 11 years of global cooling!
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How many errors can you spot in this supposititious farrago of nonsense? A week's hot weather in England trumps 11 years of global cooling!
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I notice he doesn't mention the High Court ruling on Al Gore's 'Inconvenient Truth (sic)'
Posted by: Trooper Thompson | July 27, 2008 10:46 AM
This must be a reflection on educational standards.He must have an NVQ in Geography.
Posted by: max the impaler | July 27, 2008 11:23 AM
Shame,
He is a good weatherforecaster - very clear - and started pollen forecasts.
I would have hoped that Sky might have more sense than to buy IPCC alarmism. Maybe he just had to get out knocking copy on a competitor.
Posted by: BrianSJ | July 27, 2008 11:55 AM
The weather forecast for last night was for heavy rain and thunderstorms with localised flooding and disruption to the road network. Woke up this morning and the ground is still bone dry and the air thick.
If a weatherman can't get the next few hours right, why the f**k should I believe their predictions about the weather for the next decade?
Posted by: wonkotsane | July 28, 2008 10:13 AM
Starting a paragraph with an 'and'?
Posted by: IAF | July 28, 2008 5:17 PM
I think he's a terrible, unscientific weather presenter. I was going to take a paragraph to explain why, but this pretty much sums it up: Francis Wilson - Worst Weather Presenter Ever. Except to say, if you saw his explanation of the gulf stream a couple of weeks ago as part of a report, you'd think he was paraphrasing someone he considers an expert. Sian Lloyd perhaps?
Posted by: Mark Jordan | February 1, 2009 6:32 AM