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fellowship of the minds "in a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." skip to content home about angels & saints boston marathon bombings christianity conspiracies/false flags corrupt usa/world creation elections health, finance & security illegal immigration/refugees internet hoaxes/bugs islam/jews leftwing pathology police state/nwo racism st. michael’s prayer against evil syria war the obama chronicles the trump presidency ← older posts fake news: national geographic’s starving ‘climate change’ polar bear posted on august 4, 2018 by dr. eowyn | 1 comment last december, national geographic magazine published a heart-rending video of an emaciated polar bear barely able to walk. national geographic captioned the video “this is what climate change looks like” — attributing the starving polar bear to climate change. on the video’s youtube page is this text: this is what climate change looks like. this starving polar bear was spotted by national geographic photographer paul nicklen on somerset island…. as temperatures rise, and sea ice melts, polar bears lose access to the main staple of their diet—seals. starving, and running out of energy, they are forced to wander into human settlements for any source of food. feeding polar bears is illegal. without finding another source of food, this bear likely only had a few more hours to live. now, eight months later, one of the two national geographic photographers who took that video admits that they didn’t really know the polar bear was starving because of climate change. cristina g. mittermeier writes in the august 2018 issue of national geographic : the connection between an individual animal’s death and climate change is rarely clear—even when an animal is as emaciated as this polar bear. photographer paul nicklen and i are on a mission to capture images that communicate the urgency of climate change. documenting its effects on wildlife hasn’t been easy. with this image, we thought we had found a way to help people imagine what the future of climate change might look like. we were, perhaps, naive. the picture went viral—and people took it literally…. when paul posted the video on instagram , he wrote, “this is what starvation looks like.” he pointed out that scientists suspect polar bears will be driven to extinction in the next century. he wondered whether the global population of 25,000 polar bears would die the way this bear was dying. he urged people to do everything they could to reduce their carbon footprint and prevent this from happening. but he did not say that this particular bear was killed by climate change. national geographic picked up the video and added subtitles. it became the most viewed video on national geographic’s website—ever. news organizations around the world ran stories about it; social media exploded with opinions about it. we estimate that an astonishing 2.5 billion people were reached by our footage. the mission was a success, but there was a problem: we had lost control of the narrative. the first line of the national geographic video said, “this is what climate change looks like”—with “climate change” highlighted in the brand’s distinctive yellow. in retrospect, national geographic went too far with the caption…. perhaps we made a mistake in not telling the full story—that we were looking for a picture that foretold the future and that we didn’t know what had happened to this particular polar bear. i can’t say that this bear was starving because of climate change …. national geographic ‘s editor appended this note at the beginning of photographer mittermeier’s mea culpa : editor’s note: national geographic went too far in drawing a definitive connection between climate change and a particular starving polar bear in the opening caption of our december 2017 video about the animal. we said, “this is what climate change looks like.” while science has established that there is a strong connection between melting sea ice and polar bears dying off, there is no way to know for certain why this bear was on the verge of death. below is an updated version of the starving polar bear video: if human-made “climate change” is real, why would its proponents have to lie and deceive? ~eowyn rate this: share this: facebook linkedin twitter email tumblr google pinterest pocket skype reddit whatsapp telegram print like this: like loading... 1 comment posted in fake news , global warming / climate change , liberals/democrats/left , media tagged cristina g. mittermeier , national geographic , paul nicklen , starving polar bear the solution to seattle’s homeless crisis? an “innovation advisory council” posted on august 4, 2018 by dcg | 5 comments you deserve this madness, seattle. you elected these ineffective officials. from mynorthwest.com : many have asked where seattle’s largest companies and the business community have been as the city faces multiple crises. apparently, they’ve been talking with seattle mayor jenny durkan. “working together, we have to seize the opportunity to address our shared challenges in new and innovative ways,” mayor durkan said. “seattle and the surrounding puget sound region have the most innovative companies, right here in our own backyard. bringing them together to address our pressing affordability crises will help us find and implement long-lasting, positive change that will help to improve our city. ” durkan signed an executive order thursday, establishing the innovation advisory council that will tackle seattle’s affordability and homelessness crises . the group is comprised of the area’s largest companies. it will develop policy recommendations to counter seattle’s woes using data and technology. the new council was announced at zillow group’s seattle office. initial members of the innovative council feature the city’s tech elite: aman bhutani, president for brand expedia group; andrew beers, chief technology officer for tableau; trish millines dziko, co-founder and executive director of the technology access foundation; tonya peck, senior vp and general manager for artefact group. “i am excited to see this group come together and look forward to rolling up our sleeves, setting aside any differences, and getting to work,” expedia’s aman bhutani said. “…. the seattle tech community has the attention of the world. at expedia group, our purpose is to bring the world within reach and we think we can make some significant contributions to the innovation advisory council.” durkan’s office notes there are initial commitments to the new council from amazon, artefact group, expedia group, flying fish, microsoft, tableau, technology access foundation, washington technology industry association, and zillow group. the group’s first meeting is expected to be no later than sept. 21. according to durkan’s order: the iac shall include representation by community members and businesses with an expertise in technology solutions, transportation and mobility, logistics, project management, engineering, data analytics and/or software development. the iac shall have co-chairs, all of whom shall be designated by the mayor prior to the first convening of the group. the iac shall include representation of a wide array of community members and businesses from across the city, as well as participation by under-represented businesses and community members including women, immigrants, refugees, people of color and the lgbtq community . and what is the goal of this new “innovation advisory council?” the mayor says the panel will be a “new collaboration with seattle’s technology community that will better highlight technology solutions .” from the seattle times : “asked about specifics, the mayor said the participants could help design an app allowing the city and service providers to quickly and easily connect people experiencing homelessness with shelter beds and benefits .” by the way, the executive order includes no concrete pledges of time or money
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