de "Il Giornale
" that explains how the wrenching news of polar bears drowning because of global warming is a colossal hoax.
Polar bears drowning?
Apart from that polar bears are swimmers, swimming hours for them and below is the routine for tens of thousands of years, and aside from that, even if it had been confirmed dead by drowning of 9 polar bears, it is not enough to make us conclude that polar bears are drowning because of the mass of Arctic ice sciogliemento article ... but it turns out that 9 bears the famous castaways are not drowned, rather they are alive and well!
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----- ----------------------- The WWF argued that these bears would have drowned, but then had to turn around. A site discovered all the lies of the 9 mammals are "victims of global warming" -------------------------- -
On 21 August the photo of a polar bear who floundered in the sea ends up on the front pages of newspapers around the globe, including Italy. The snapshot "taken from a helicopter of scientists," seemed to have all it takes to become the new iconic image of environmental disasters in active learning. Stuff to undermine even the image of the bird covered with oil during the Gulf War (later it was discovered that the bird had been "blackened" on purpose to reinforce the concept of natural devastation. But that's another story).
Look - seemed to scream at the bear comes - because of you men, guilty of the heating overall, the ice is melting under my feet (or rather, beneath the feet) and for me there is no longer escape. "It's a matter of hours, and the bear will die ' , ruling a bit 'hastily WWF, and he would have perished with the other eight white-haired mammals that were in the same conditions: the extinction of all targets in their natural habitat, liquefied dramatically by the excesses of industrial civilization. Strangely, however, spend nine weeks old and bears do not know anything. Not even the shred of a movie or a snapshot that documents their sad end. None is more concerned with them. Disappeared from newspapers and television stations. Now we know why. Those bears are probably alive and well on some kind of icebergs into the sea of \u200b\u200bChutki in Alaska.
to reconstruct in detail the story was the site Svipop (Population and Development) through a newsletter entitled eloquent "The mega-
buffalo polar bears here the evidence." Date of commencement of the case: on 21 August. The U.S. section of the WWF reports that nine bears were spotted in Alaska, swimming in the Sea of \u200b\u200bChutki. "It's the news that starts the big media scam of the summer - report on the engineer Maurizio Svipop Morabito -. Giornali inglesi e italiani ingigantiscono la storia con particolari totalmente inventati e ipotesi romanzate».
Il via alla corsa a chi la spara più grossa parte da un comunicato stampa interessante quanto drammatico. Titolo: «Una serie di orsi polari avvistati mentre nuotano a molte miglia dalla costa dell'Alaska»; sottotitolo: «Esperti locali sul posto dicono che la perdita del ghiaccio marino minaccia la sopravvivenza degli orsi». La sentenza degli ambientalisti non prevede appello: «Trovare nove orsi in mare nello stesso momento indica che il ghiaccio su cui vivono e su cui cacciano continua a sciogliersi». WWF promises updates as soon as possible, and ends with Professor Richard Steiner of the University of Alaska Marine Advisory Program, which states that the bears are in "serious danger because they need sea ice, and sea \u200b\u200bice is diminishing. " According to Steiner, what is happening should convince those who "still does not believe in global warming and the impact it is having in the Arctic."
One week after news of the WWF, the London Daily Mail published an article signed Barry Wigmore: "The poignant image of polar bears with 600 km to swim to the nearest ice. " To accompany the article, the image of a polar bear with his eyes half closed, facing the camera in a sea with so many available, and many ripples (as if the photo had been taken from a helicopter at low altitude).
Wigmore ventured to publish new 'information' (taken verbatim from the newspapers also Italian) with respect to the nine bear: the bear in the picture would be "in trouble in the waves" (which were caused by the waves helicopter blades), and "intended to almost certain death after being lost at sea in the Arctic." The bear itself was' part of a group nine bears that are sealed into the ocean because the ice sheet has melted where they lived. " The "government researchers' fall ninety-load:" The instinct is bringing these animals into the pack rather than 100 km north to south where there is the nearest land. " Read by quivers with emotion, the WWF even supposed to ask the U.S. government to "send a ship as a modern Noah's Ark to save some of those bears." Then, as the bears do not decide to die, the WWF sent a series of communication more reassuring, however, the reverse has certainly not the same appeal as the 'scoop' initial, and so the media ignore it.
The article in the Daily Mail (the newspaper has done two weeks ago to have disappeared from its web archive) is repeated on the Republic. What adds further details: "The bears were on a huge iceberg that has detached from the mainland first and then gradually, completely melted." And then: "A tragic odyssey to return home, with specialists from the U.S. government and oil companies prepared to film it, photograph it and follow it." The only ones to disagree: the 9 bears. That, with a few strokes, have reached a new comfortable home. Very cold and no heating.
Bears desperate, clinging precariously to an iceberg? not exactly
another story (a picture with 2 bears on a iceberg is described by the press as evidence that the bears are going to die clinging precariously on a drifting iceberg ... you judge from the pictures):
" The mega-hoax polar bears here the evidence
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Maurizio Morabito
. Maurizio Morabito
Greenhouse Effect: The Great Buffalo! 
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