Ofcom Global Warming Swindle Website

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A new website has been launched containing all the nitty gritty details of the complaint to Ofcom, the UK‘s communications regulatory board, over Channel 4’s documentary โ€œThe Great Global Warmingย Swindle.โ€

The website OfcomSwindleComplaint.net was set up by Dave Rado, one of the three concerned citizens who launched the original complaint to Ofcom over a year ago. The website โ€œโ€ฆ comprehensively examines almost every line of script and every graphic in the [Great Global Warming Swindle] film to demonstrate the factual errors and apparently wilful deceptions that litterย it.

For more on the history of the โ€œGreat Global Warming Swindleโ€ and Channel 4 controversy check out some of DeSmog’s previousย entries:

A Global Warming Swindleย play-by-play

Aussie media lambasting Durkin’s Swindleย film

Swindle Update: ABC is now slamming theย Swindle

Vancouver Sun Promotes Climateย Swindle

Newspaper prescribes โ€œthe Swindleโ€ forย schoolchildren

โ€œThe Great Global Warmingย Swindleโ€

Monbiot on the Channel 4ย Swindle


For a more in-depth look, check out DeSmog’s comprehensive research database on the climate denialย industry.ย 

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