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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Anthony Watts' television channel

Posted on 7:19 AM by Unknown
Al Gore has a new TV competitor

Last year, Al Gore's Climate Parody Day spent millions of dollars and attracted a few thousand viewers in the whole world who watched the boring show for a few minutes in average.




Because the man behind the world's most viewed climate website, Watts Up With That (150 million views or so), apparently thinks that it was a success (sorry for this comment, Anthony, but I just couldn't resist), he wants to attract a few percent of Gore's audience and that's why he has established a new television channel to compete with Current TV, Climate Parody Day, and Fox News. Here is the video:



Free live streaming by Ustream

Before the main program begins, you may look at a monoscope with an assertive monotonic sound.

Both Gore's Climate Reality Day II and Watts' competing program begin tonight, U.S. time. Already now, you may compare a funny dirty reality weather forecast by Al Gore with the temperatures in the real reality – most of the U.S. is under the freezing point. ;-)
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