Climate Change, Guyana -VS- The BBC

[Ptarmigan]

Climate Change, Guyana -VS- The BBC
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2024/03/30/climate-change-guyana-vs-the-bbc/

Guyana President Dr. Irfaan Ali sat down with BBC narrative engineer Stephen Sackur, host of BBC’s HardTALK, to talk about Guyana’s vast offshore oil and gas reserves and how it is transforming their national economy.

The BBC production crew came with an intent to confront President Ali about climate change and the unwillingness of the emerging nation to adhere to the dictatorial fiats of the Western world. BBC arrived fully immersed in the climate change agenda, with a narrative that stands aghast at the nerve of another nation to look out for the best economic interests of their citizens.

President Ali was not going to allow the BBC to avoid the hypocrisy within their position and he fired back brilliantly. WATCH (prompted):

Guyana President Dr. Irfaan Ali is not going to take BS from the BBC or leftists. There is a video at the link and starts at 14:54.

[RonE]

The BBC-jerk just oozed superiority and elitism. he argued for the BS climate narrative while Dr. Ali refused to sacrifice his country's economic well-being. I guess that seemed an acceptable trade-off for the journalist. But I'd bet this elitist asshole would pitch a hissy-fit if the AC in his hotel room didn't work. And, he references Greenpeace in his argument. As if their word is sacred.

[SVPete]

First-World presenter lecturing productive Third-World producer. Enviros keep Third-Worlders from working and producing themselves out of poverty, neo-colonialism.