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JimBraiden · 16th May 2012, 08:38 PM

I did not say the report had no value- simply pointed out that when a multi national organisation which employes thousands of people, has an annual turnover of nearly $750 million dollars and whose raison d'etre is pushing the a message of environmental crisis publishes a paper about earth in crisis the first question that should be asked is cui bono?
As for reprts disagreeing with it being sponsored by oil/lumber/mining companies I have not come across any- could you provide a liink or two?
And of course it should be remembered that WWF receives funding from oil, gas and mineral companies- in fact the WWF was founded in 1961 witht he aid of a large grant from Shell.

16th May 2012, 08:38 PM	#15 (permalink)
JimBraiden Science fiction fantasy Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Cambridgeshire Posts: 52	Re: Earth In Crisis As Wildlife Numbers Plummet I did not say the report had no value- simply pointed out that when a multi national organisation which employes thousands of people, has an annual turnover of nearly $750 million dollars and whose raison d'etre is pushing the a message of environmental crisis publishes a paper about earth in crisis the first question that should be asked is cui bono? As for reprts disagreeing with it being sponsored by oil/lumber/mining companies I have not come across any- could you provide a liink or two? And of course it should be remembered that WWF receives funding from oil, gas and mineral companies- in fact the WWF was founded in 1961 witht he aid of a large grant from Shell.