SAINT BONO RAPPED

The BBC’s complaints unit have rapped the knuckles of BBC producers who decided to give the execrable Bono and his band U2 acres of free publicity at the launch of their latest boring album back in February. But what about removing the hundreds of free plugs on the BBC website? The admiring boys and girls at the corporation chart his and the band’s every move, short of when they go to the lavatory. He repays them by spouting foul-mouthed abuse on air. But no matter, Bono ticks every box for BBC sainthood; he’s a lefty, he hates Britain, and he believes Africa’s salvation is through bucketloads of aid from ‘climate change’ supporting NGOs.

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21 Responses to SAINT BONO RAPPED

  1. Grant says:

    And he is a prat !

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  2. AndyUk06 says:

    OT but anybody seen this over at Guido’s site?

    http://order-order.com/2010/01/14/exclusive-mcbrides-back-advising-the-bbc/#comments

    Astonishing, if true…

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    • Martin says:

      Yes I saw that. No doubt Toenails will have Toilets MaGuire and Sir Michael Shite there as well. McBride, what a vile piece of scum, I guess Toenails is still taking his orders from him.

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  3. AndyUk06 says:

    As for f***ing Bono – how much worse is this self-important channeller of Satan’s flatulence going to get?  It’s gonna get worse before it gets even worse!

    Why doesn’t this once-upon-a-time just do the decent thing and dig a hole in the ground big enough for him, his ego and his f***ing nose and bury himself in it!? I tell you, it’s because the BBC provides the ideal burying ground for all manner of has-beens and over-the-hills like hime.  Retire you p****!

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  4. 1327 says:

    What is it with b***dy U2 and the political class ? I mean they put out a couple of decent albums (for the time) in the late 1980’s but since then artistically they have done nothing new since then. I don’t think I have ever come across anyone personally who likes Bono yet the bloke is untouchable and world leaders give him the time of day. 

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    • David Morris says:

      They haven’t put out anything decent since the mid 80’s, around the time  that Bono thinks God discovered him.

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  5. Britannia says:

    The same Bono who along with his mate Geldof has done so much for Africa – well provided the corrupt leaders with the means to buy luxury vehicles and arms.

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  6. Martin says:

    The BBC love Bozo for being Pro IRA, a leftist and a luvvie. Is it me or does anyone else find U2 just SHIT? Why can’t the BBC promote British acts rather than ones from Ireland?

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    • David Preiser (USA) says:

      I never could stand U2.  But it speaks volumes about the age range, emotional maturity, and cultural sophistication of your average Beeboid producer and mid-level mandarin that there are so many U2 fans at Broadcasting House that they didn’t give a damn how it looked to promote the band so much.  Every producer and presenter couldn’t wait to have the group on their own shows, and they all got their turns, didn’t they?  Not because U2 is so mega-important that they deserved the coverage, like politicians making the rounds to discuss a major issue, but because the Beeboid fans wanted them on all day long.

      Blinded by their own personal biases once again, the Beeboids carry on as if nothing’s wrong.

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  7. Martin says:

    Good boy Daniel Hannan calling fothe BBC scum to be shut down. I really like Hannan.

    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2010/01/14/leading-tory-tells-david-cameron-bbc-must-be-scrapped-115875-21965892/

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    • AndyUk06 says:

      The TV Licensing Authority said: “Rules for watching online are the same as watching any other way. If someone watches without a licence they risk a fine of up to £1,000.”

      Is this true?

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      • Martin says:

        Correct that any device that is used or capable of watching live television (not recorded) needs a TV licence. In theory even if you don’t own a TV but owned a compuet at home with broadband the human scum that they send round to your house could ask if you watch live TV (not even BBC remember as Sky do live TV) and then do you for not having a TV licence.

        This also applies to mobile phones that can receive live TV you need  (if you watch) a TV licence if you don’t have one already.

        That’s another reason why the BBC must be destroyed, the BBC has already talked about extending the authority of the TV licence as many devices (even cars) can now get live TV.

        However, in the article Hannan didn’t say Live TV he just said he watched TV, if that’s on say the iplayer you don’t need a TV licence. YET.

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  8. Umbongo says:

    We learn from the cited story that “the Radio 1 leadership team have reminded executive producers and presenters about the issues to be considered in relation to judgments about undue prominence, and the distinction between the reporting of new artistic work and commercial promotion,” and  . . er . . that’s it!  No fines, no sackings, no anything – hardly even a rap over the knuckles – just the implication that the next time Bono is seeking a bit of free publicity be a bit subtle.

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    • Guest says:

      Well, they are ‘unique’.

      O/T: This just in as the latest from my efforts to get the BBC to admit the ‘Newsnight does Brainiac’ episode was hardly an accurate representation of anything, much less (A)GW:

      Thanks for your further e-mail regarding ‘Newsnight’.

      We’re sorry that you’re unhappy with the first response. Your concerns were
      raised with the Newsnight editorial team, who have provided the following
      response:

      “During the second week of the Copenhagen conference, BBC “Newsnight”
      decided to challenge two scientists who believe in man made global warming
      to try to convince  members of the public (including many sceptical members
      of the public) that climate change is a serious threat and  – at least
      partly – man made. The reason we did this is that opinion polls
      consistently show that large numbers of the British public remain sceptical
      about climate change while the vast majority of scientists think otherwise.
      We decided, therefore, to see whether two such scientists – through a
      presentation and a talk – could persuade some members of the public to
      change their mind. As you will have seen, some members of our audience did
      change their mind but many emphatically did not. Although, as we stated on
      air, this exercise was “unscientific,” the combination of scientists having
      to explain their position and members of the public robustly challenging
      them to “prove it” was a worthwhile contribution to our Copenhagen
      coverage. We should point out too that before and during the recent
      Copenhagen conference, Newsnight heard from a number of scientists and
      spokespeople who are very sceptical about man made global warming. For
      example Professor Fred Singer (University of Virginia), Dr Benny Peiser
      (Director of the Global Warming Policy Foundation), Marc Morano (Former
      Communications Director for the US Senate Environment Committee) and
      Senator Jim Inhofe (the senior Republican on the Senate Environment
      Committee).”

      Senior figures at BBC News have also been made aware of your concerns and
      I’ve registered your further comments on our audience log.

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      • Guest says:

        Woo-hoo.As there seems little point in engaging further with this pointless job-creation scheme that is ‘complaints’, I am pondering where next a licence fee/tax payer goes if not satisfied with a clear fob-off.

         

        Very little of what is written there ‘adds up’… still. Amongst other things, if you present a flawed case and people are convinced by it, isn’t that fraud?

         

        Also setting up sceptic strawmen in some ‘us’ vs. deniers is too predictable. I was challenging the validity of the ‘experiment’ by these ‘scientists’.

         

        I somehow doubt we will see the BBC bringing in representatives of views they do not share to ‘try and convince’ audiences with rigged results.

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      • Martin says:

        Don’t worry your complaint will end up in the bin along with the empty jars of Vaseline, used condoms and discarded Cocaine wraps.

        The BBC areally are tools.

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  9. Martin says:

    See Brillo kicking the crap out of the towel head Choudary.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/the_daily_politics/8459410.stm

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    • David Preiser (USA) says:

      Choudary gets £25,000 p/a in benefits?  Fucking hell.  Talk about the dangers of idle hands. I’m changing my name, growing a beard, and moving to Nottingham.

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  10. Grant says:

    David 22:37
    Don’t be too hasty. It would take more than 25K to get me to live in Nottingham !

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