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NZ Herald. Biased Much?

by Whaleoil on December 4, 2012

An article on NZ considering exiting the Kyoto Agreement for a better Climate Change Response (about that later), the NZ Herald puts a Devastating flood across Asia video up to support the story.

Hell.  Why not.  The Science is all settled after all.

 

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  • Adolf Fiinkensein

    The Herald has deteriorated so much I don’t even bother reading the pile of tripe online anymore.

    For NZ news now it’s Stuff, Farrar and Whale.

    • Gazzaw

      The Horrid must really be feeling the pressure gauging the reaction of my neighbours at our annual street BBQ last week. Only two households out of twenty two now have a subscription. Two years ago it was sixteen. The reasons vary but by far and away the largest factor is the poor & biassed reporting. A few read it online, some will buy a random copy every now & again but largely the opinion was that it has become increasingly irrelevant in our lives. One elderly lady described the new format very succinctly “You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear”.

  • cows4me

    You really have to believe these pricks have their fingers in the AGW pie, the propaganda never ceases. Perhaps the Herald owners are beginning to fear those carbon credits they so eagerly invested in are what they really are, hot air and thus they are desperate that the masses continue to “believe” so the scam can continue.

    • http://www.whaleoil.co.nz/ Petal

      That would make a nice headline: “CARBON CREDITS NOTHING BUT HOT AIR”

  • greatscott

    The Herald really has lost a large amount of respect recently – and with everyone having smart phones etc most use them for news feeds on home screens. The days of eagerly waiting for the morning paper to see what is going on are over.

  • sheppy

    Can’t even be bothered to pick it up in a cafe these days. Way too desperately biased to waste my time on!

    • Travis Poulson

      Not even for the comedy value?

      • sheppy

        Not last time I looked, maybe it’s gone from pathetically irrelevant to funny in a “I can’t believe they said that” way now?

  • Catweasel321

    “The Science is all settled after all.”

    Yup, afraid it is.

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