A global warming sermon from a Uniting Church pulpit. Amen, says the ABC Go to the Uniting Church of the Rev. Brian Brown on a Sunday and you can get a reading from the gospel of global warming. It's a miracle! The Lord has made a reverend a global warming expert to whom the congregation must dutifully listen, as if he really knew what the hell he was talking about. And - even more amazing - the ABC thinks he's such an expert he gets face time on TV. What more proof that global warming is a religious movement more than a science? In the same ABC report, a sermon on global warming from former Liberal Party leader John Hewson, who works for a company that makes money from the scare. Also featured: visiting American eco-alarmist Bill McKibben, an extremist and hypocrite currently getting an armchair ride through ABC studios. In the entire report, not one true scientist expert in climate-related fields who could point out, for instance, there has been no warming of statistical significance for 16 years: No expert is quoted by the ABC to point out the world isn't warming as the warmists" models claimed: The reporters who have pushed along this scare - editing out inconvenient truths while giving platforms to cranks, dreamers and planet-savers - are not just guilty of bad journalism. They are guilty of reckless fear-mongering and a betrayal of reason. They have made a moral decision that should always be held against them. Note their names. This report is just the last evidence that ABC head Mark Scott is kidding himself - or just deceiving us - by claiming that stacking every main current affairs show with hosts of the Left - such as Lateline host and fervent warmist Tony Jones - does not skew the presentation of issues. The truth is instead as former ABC chairman Maurice Newman stated: The ABC is not being frank and open about the way global warming is portrayed on its various platforms, although the sense of imbalance is becoming more overt, I feel... I retain a deep affection for the ABC. But, like the BBC, there are signs that a small but powerful group has captured the corporation, at least on climate change. Thanks to reader watty.