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originally posted by: douglas5
...but something tell's me deception is afoot with this vote...
From 1949-1979 the M.O.D sprayed large parts of Scotland with Zinc Cadmium Sulfide - Bacillus Globgii (mimics anthrax) and toxic Barium. This information was finally released following the tenacity of Norman Baker MP. The article appeared in the Guardian newspaper confirming this had taken place in 2003. The documents are now available to anyone who wishes to view them online or as FOI requests.
Zinc Cadmium sulfide is a known and very effective carcinogen. I would like to remind my fellow scots that there are parts of Scotland with the lowest life expectancy and highest infant mortality rates in the western world.
When Sue Ellison (spokesperson for Porton Down Government Laboratories); was asked: Is this practice still taking place in our present day.? Her direct quote was: "It is not MOD policy - to discuss ongoing experiments."
Porton Down is one of the most secured bases in England. Specializing in Germ warfare and nerve gas experimentation. Its activites are highly classified.
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Well well John Robertson, a man who want's an independent Scotland. No surprise here then.
Maybe people should look at some of the answer's he gave to The Scottish Parliament a few months ago, and then make up your own minds to what he has stated on the vid
www.scottish.parliament.uk...
I have been producing a snapshot of what happened in February. The picture for “Reporting Scotland” for February massively improved, in the period after the row about my research blew up. I will not necessarily claim credit for that change, but the imbalance picture for BBC 1 has dramatically worsened. It is almost as if BBC 1 has entered the fray to present bad - news stories
I should say that I have been promoted in the interim. I thought that that was delayed — it took months and months, and I wondered whether I had shot myself in the foot. However, my new principal is Australian and I do not think that he gives a 4X about any of this.
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Well well John Robertson, a man who want's an independent Scotland. No surprise here then.
Maybe people should look at some of the answer's he gave to The Scottish Parliament a few months ago, and then make up your own minds to what he has stated on the vid
www.scottish.parliament.uk...
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Well well John Robertson, a man who want's an independent Scotland. No surprise here then.
Maybe people should look at some of the answer's he gave to The Scottish Parliament a few months ago, and then make up your own minds to what he has stated on the vid
www.scottish.parliament.uk...
Indeed, he is clearly biased and his own opinions about the media coverage will result in an entirely biased "study". If this man is a professor, the University needs to look into their hiring standards and reconsider the quality of the people they employ. This is NOT a valid scientific study and to claim that it is is an embarrassment to the University and insulting to his students.
originally posted by: helldiver
a reply to: Soloprotocol
That's a great clip.
"Lets talk about the other side of the story."
"Why?"
Priceless!
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
a reply to: Rocker2013
So in 3 and a half minute you have formed an opinion on Professor Robertson and came to the conclusion without ever meeting the Man that.
originally posted by: helldiver
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Well well John Robertson, a man who want's an independent Scotland. No surprise here then.
Maybe people should look at some of the answer's he gave to The Scottish Parliament a few months ago, and then make up your own minds to what he has stated on the vid
www.scottish.parliament.uk...
Indeed, he is clearly biased and his own opinions about the media coverage will result in an entirely biased "study". If this man is a professor, the University needs to look into their hiring standards and reconsider the quality of the people they employ. This is NOT a valid scientific study and to claim that it is is an embarrassment to the University and insulting to his students.
Ok then. Chew over this as let me know where you have problems.
www.newsnetscotland.com...
A large crowd gathered outside BBC Scotland's Glasgow HQ to protest about coverage of the referendum. Police said up to 1,000 people took part although other observers suggested a much higher figure for the crowd. The protesters said BBC coverage had been biased against independence.
A BBC spokesperson said: "We believe our coverage has been fair and impartial and has adhered fully to the requirements of our Editorial and Referendum Guidelines." Protesters gathered outside the BBC's Pacific Quay offices at about 14:00. They draped a banner over the entrance to the building calling for the BBC's political editor Nick Robinson to be sacked.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
my point.
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
my point.
It seems this is nothing more than a complaint against what has been happening in news media for decades no matter what the story.
This is not specifically about Scotland. It's not new for us to see tabloid papers with sensationalist headlines, why is this seemingly something shocking now that it's happening about Scotland?
Have people been sleeping through the last thirty years and suddenly woke up to scream about the sensationalism over this?
It's nonsense. The same thing has been happening for as long as Tabloid papers have existed. This is not new, and rational people know not to trust the papers in the UK regardless of the story. They are in it for profit, selling papers based on shock and sensationalism, this is nothing like the BBC.