Denying free speech won’t deny the truth.

Actually, one of our other writers has openly criticized some of the views expressed in this post.
You can read on here: http://informedvote.ca/2009/12/19/the-so-called-problem-of-rex-murphy-holocaust-deniers-and-the-cbc-–-why-we-need-free-speech/

And if you have any more thoughts on the topic, send us a blog post and we’ll publish it.

You should rename your site. Being informed with only one point of view is a joke!

And in lieu of climategate, I’m all for fact checking.

As to your other point about climate scientists agreeing with Murphy, that is ridiculous. Keep telling that lie often enough and it will still never be true. I have interviewed many climate scientists on my radio show, and they all are very concerned about the danger posed by global warming. If Murphy could find real scientists who agree with him, he wouldn’t need the services of the shills McIntyre and McKitrick, would he?

Murphy’s commentary has nothing to do with big oil or Canadian climate scientists. I would be surprised if you could find a Canadian climate scientist who doesn’t agree with what he’s saying. To my knowledge, he didn’t get any facts wrong, so I’m not sure what you’re ranting about. I think it’s called denial.

As it turns out, the voices you’ve been taught to ignore, the one’s supposedly in bed with big oil, were not trying to deceive you at all. That’s the inconvenient truth.

Shocking as it might be for you, intelligent people can and do disagree how facts ought to be interpreted. And any “public” broadcaster should not be in the business of stifling debate and dialogue on important issues.

I resent having to pay for the Toronto Broadcasting Corporation with my tax dollars. But I must say, the pain is lessened considerably by the fact that an insightful and independent thinker like Mr. Murphy is providing at least one perspective that doesn’t simply regurgitate eco-socialist talking points.