I read the other day that "if it's on the BBC it's real", a comment I laughed at as the BBC's real and mine aren't always quite the same. Anyway, some people may have realised over the last few years that the BBC have some pet topics that are "more than real". The EU and man-made Climate change are at the top of their 'push' lists; you may have noticed. Well, it has come to the attention of B-BBC via an "anonymous eagle-eyed B-BBC contributor" that there could be other, not entirely right and proper, reasons why some news is given favourable treatment: Fingers in pies.Peter Dunscombe runs the 8 Billion quid corporation pension fund; he is also "a climate change fanatic... ... who addresses conferences about 'ethical investments', is also chairman of the Institutional Investment Group on Climate Change(IIGCC), which has 47 members and manages four trillion euros' worth of investments; yes, four trillion. Their goal is to find as many 'climate change' investment opportunities as possible."
Interesting to say the least!So now we really know why BBC staffers are so fanatical about 'climate change'. It's naked self-interest. In 2008, there were 18,736 contributors to the BBC pension fund; every man jack of them benefits from climate alarmism.
I don't suppose the BBC Pension Fund has to worry about shortfalls either, we never seen to hear of it anyway.
ResponderEliminarAnd with good reason. probably another little secret best kept away from hoi polloi. What they have today is 440,000 for every single contributor if they divided it out equally.
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