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Listed below are comments made by Aretherenonamesleft between Wednesday, 7th October 2009 and Tuesday, 1st December 2009 (4 Hours Ago) .

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Copenhagen Countdown: 10 days 08:23am on 01 Dec 2009 Memo from Richard Black

"Don't mention Climategate. I did once but I think I got away with it."
Copenhagen Countdown: 10 days 3:15pm on 30 Nov 2009 257. At 2:47pm on 30 Nov 2009, rossglory wrote:
"... this (and other) denialist talking shops ..."

Now I'm confused. Are denialists those who deny global warming is man-made or are they those who deny the leaked e-mails indicate anything amiss? Or perhaps we're all denialists now.
The Lib Dems and a taxing subject 1:35pm on 30 Nov 2009 Update 1220: Thanks to those of you who have pointed out that the singular of "pence" is "penny". First paragraph amended.

See. Nick DOES read what we post here.
Copenhagen Countdown: 10 days 08:34am on 30 Nov 2009 All the people saying that the BBC are censoring "Climategate" are being ridiculous. Large corporations can't afford to do that sort of thing, as they would lose their reputations.

The BBC censoring Climategate is about as likely as Google, of whom Al Gore is, I believe, a Board member, removing the word from their autocomplete function when carrying out a search.
Copenhagen Countdown: 17 days 5:11pm on 25 Nov 2009 311. At 3:49pm on 25 Nov 2009, poitsplace wrote:

BTW, The BBC does actually have a "ClimateGate" story prominently displayed in the center of the Science and Environment page

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8377465.stm
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Yes, but it's hardly of the prominence given to the daily "it's worse than we thought" stories plastered over the front page of the news website or solemnly announced on the 10 O'clock News. How many of the millions subject to these subliminal messages will be aware of the Climategate article or even know there's such a thing as the Science and Environment page?
Copenhagen Countdown: 17 days 1:24pm on 25 Nov 2009 Given the storm in the blogosphere over Climategate, isn't the BBC starting to look faintly ridiculous with its refusal to mention it anywhere except the most obscure web pages? Whilst churning out at least one alarmist story each night on the main news and on the front page of its news website.
A balanced approach to climate change 1:20pm on 13 Nov 2009 "...the answer to this question is that our journalistic role is not to campaign for anything..."

That's the best laugh I've had in a long time.
Over to you, Foreign Secretary 1:36pm on 30 Oct 2009 What IS this fixation with some bloke who once played a blue violin for the Electric Light Orcestra?
Over to you, Foreign Secretary 1:25pm on 30 Oct 2009 Since no-one believes anything that Denis McShane says, I can't see what is the relevance of his utterings.
General gimmick? 3:25pm on 07 Oct 2009 Well, it's fair to assume that a man in Mr Grayling's position is aware where General Dannatt's political sympathies lie. So if he thought General Dannatt was joining a Labour government, of course he would wonder if it was a political gimmick.

What's the problem?

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