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Title: Heidi Cullen Openly Advocates Using Weather Channel for Propaganda
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URL Source: http://www.moonbattery.com/archives ... eidi_cullen_op.html#trackbacks
Published: May 4, 2008
Author: newsbusters
Post Date: 2008-05-04 11:10:22 by Peppa
Keywords: globalwarming
Views: 399
Comments: 13
At least the Weather Channel's leftist "climate expert" Heidi Cullen is forthcoming about her belief that even weather reports and Google Earth should bend to her political agenda. At a circle jerk entitled "Covering a Changing Climate: The Media Challenge," Cullen announced that TWC's Weather.com is "the most powerful tool that exists" for duping the gullible into believing in the global warming hoax. She wants to use Google Earth to simulate the catastrophic changes that would allegedly occur if the hoax were real. The Weather Channel's founder John Coleman has loudly denounced the increasingly preposterous hoax, even pointing out that Al Gore ought to be sued for fraud. But the outfit has been taken over by moonbats like Cullen, who is "horrified" that her objectivity has been questioned, despite being such a bare-knuckle ideologue that she called for meteorologists who won't play along with the hoax to be silenced with decertification. Meanwhile, desperate hoaxers have been forced to admit there won't be any global warming for the next seven years — but after that we're really in trouble unless we cough up more money now. 
Cullen proves that with moonbats, even the weather is a lie.
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#2. To: Peppa (#0)
I think I read TWC was bought out... was it $5 bil?
#3. To: All (#2)
The Weather Channel, one of the last privately owned cable channels, is being put up for sale and could fetch more than $5 billion, according to people briefed on the auction. The channel and its rapidly growing Web site, weather.com, are already attracting interest from some of the biggest names in media, including NBC, a unit of General Electric; the News Corporation; and Comcast, these people said. The sale of the Weather Channel, these people said, is part of a larger breakup of its parent, Landmark Communications, a privately held company controlled by the Batten family of Norfolk, Va., which also owns daily newspapers and other media properties. Landmark’s newspaper holdings include The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, The News & Record of Greensboro, N.C., and The Roanoke Times in Virginia, as well as 50 other community newspapers. The company, which does not release its earnings, generated $1.75 billion in revenue in 2006 and has 12,000 employees, according to Hoover’s. JPMorgan Chase is advising Landmark on the sale of the Weather Channel.
I don't know.. I read something about that somewhere.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestThe Weather Channel's founder John Coleman has loudly denounced the increasingly preposterous hoax,
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#6. To: angle (#2)
I think I read TWC was bought out... was it $5 bil?
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