Update: The Telegraph has corrected Gray’s sloppy work, with no acknowledgment of the changes. Thanks to commenter njm for pointing out that she thinks Vice-President Al Gore should be called a US Senator, here’s the screen grab before they disappear that too:
Original Post:
Telegraph environment correspondent Louise Gray is well known for recycling press releases from Greenpeace, the WWF or whoever needs to get their ‘message’ to the Telegraph’s readers.
Today she tried her hand at an original piece and revealed the depth of her ignorance on the one topic she gets paid to cover.
Her article ‘Climate change: Key influencers in the debate’ lists the movers and shakers in the climate debate, but who, exactly is Viscount Monkley? A screenshot, in case it gets memory holed:
How could it be that Gray is so dismissive of Viscount Monckton, the most successful skeptic in the UK? She says herself he’s ‘not taken very seriously at home‘, but surely a professional journalist should at least pretend to know players from both sides of the debate when writing a piece about those people. Unless of course she’s a hopeless partisan with no interest or honesty about the issues.
Here’s a picture and link for Ms. Gray, should she decide to earn her pay as a journalist one day:
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Monkley has hit the memory hole . . . But Al Gore is still a “US Senator”
Monkley has hit the memory hole . . . But Al Gore is still a “US Senator”
Here is some undeniable, undisputeable evidence that AGW is real
here
http://i40.tinypic.com/2qlh5bl.jpg
and here
http://i39.tinypic.com/2m66137.jpg
What were you expecting?
That is classic, smothered in awesome. As with all things AGW, there is a problem with the signal to noise ratio.
Gore’s not Vice President anymore, either. He’s a private citizen, albeit a billionaire con man…
True, but like any ex-President or Veep, he retains the right to be called VP, and that is more correct than calling him a US Senator, something he stopped being in 1993 when he became Vice-President.