Thread: David Bellamy: BBC shunned me for denying climate change

Alternatively, from an interview with the Guardian he gave in 2002 :-

It was then that Goldsmith asked him to stand against Major. "In some ways it was probably the most stupid thing I ever did because I'm sure that if I have been banned from television, that's why. I used to be on Blue Peter and all those things, regularly, and it all, pffffft, stopped."
Actually, he says, his TV career had stopped some time before that - he made his last BBC series eight years ago. Perhaps he is too scruffy for telly these days, I suggest. He gives me a look. "There are some bloody scruffy people on television these days. Very scruffy in what they think and the way they talk."

The Monday interview: David Bellamy | Media | The Guardian

I won’t mention his ’glaciers aren’t melting’ Faux Pas

Does he really know what he’s talking about - I doubt it ?????

The BBC is worse than Pravda. I was listening to the radio the other night on the BBC World Service, and the BBC were covering the American elections. For the first half an hour I listened, not one mention was made to any policy the two contenders had! Not one mention. After that I switched off, because all I got was pro-Democrat waffle and as little mention as possible of the Republicans, e.g. the BBC base their location at a Democrat rally and keep going on about the first black president. Now when I finally had the patience to switch the radio back on, the only policy they talked about was international agreements.

So you see the BBC are simply a tool of the globalists, who represent a worldwide socialist state. Nu Labour and Democrats are good in the BBC's view, as are feminists, homosexuals and climate change freaks. David Bellamy is a scientist, so he does not get a look in. I suppose they tried to use him to put his credibility behind the scam, but like I say, he is a scientist and he is an honest chap. I have much respect for him and have enjoyed his programmes going right back to when I was a young child. He puts the BBC to shame.

Greenies are. Luddite greenies with their promotion of biofuels.

Well Clippo does seem to have pointed to two diffrent reasons why Dr Bellamy may not be allowed to make a program for the BBC so it is fair that he points this out.

What he does not point out (understandably enough) is that both the decision to speak out about global warming and the decision to stand against the weak and windy John Major challenged the establishment view.

And of course we all know the BBC is a branch of the establishment, and why is this? well it can only be because they want to retain the TV poll tax, known by many as the hated TV Licence.