Site traffic is at an all time high! So here is a new one of these before the Monday one explodes. Over to you..
TUESDAY OPEN THREAD
Bookmark the permalink.
Search Biased BBC
Recent Comments
- JohnC April 28, 2024 at 1:14 am on Weekend 27th April 2024Rwanda plan: Irish government wants to send asylum seekers back to UK https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-68914399 'The Taoiseach (Irish pr...
- tomo April 27, 2024 at 9:55 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024[img]https://i.ibb.co/bKm6g6p/GMMu5d-HXs-AA8r-Me.jpg[/img]
- StewGreen April 27, 2024 at 9:51 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024That was April £270 A Twitter search on the term "dine and dash" travellers reveals other incidents in January £425...
- tomo April 27, 2024 at 9:43 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024https://twitter.com/hiltonholloway/status/1784292393790951493
- tomo April 27, 2024 at 9:41 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024That git Varadkar resigning knew all this was in the hopper https://twitter.com/SamLowryEsq/status/1784311007482904792
- tomo April 27, 2024 at 9:36 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024weird ... like they've got something against Android....
- Thoughtful April 27, 2024 at 9:28 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024A US regional bank has failed, this time Republic First, and although the regulator appear to have quickly sorted it...
- StewGreen April 27, 2024 at 9:28 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024@Tomo Actually the link is working now [img]https://i.ibb.co/TcT4QSs/Screenshot-2024-04-27-17-11-15-30-40deb401b9ffe8e1df2f1cc5ba480...
- Zephir April 27, 2024 at 9:11 pm on Weekend 27th April 2024https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5irQUXb-1A
Categories
agw anti-American anti-conservative anti-Israel anti Israel. pro Palestinian Antisemitism BBC - sickeningly biased at all times. BBC agenda BBC bias bbc bias and balance. bbc bias by omission BBC censorship BBC Question Time BBC selectivity bias Biased BBC climate change dhimmis general thread immigration Islam israel Mark Mardell obama obama bias Obamalove open thread pro-labour pro-palestinian pro EU pro Hamas pro Islam pro Labour bias pro Obama PRO OBAMA AT ALL COSTS. pro Obama BBC agenda question time question time live Richard Black save gordon. USA politics US economy US News US politics US presidential elections
i hear from our paragons of impartiality corporation this morning, that insane pally nutjob yasser, is being dug up
as “more suspicions have been raised, arafat widely believed to have been poisoned” … widely believed …. ha ha ha ha
where? … at the bbc? … ROFL.
panto nikki … is all, on about the rights of abu qatada this morning …
he should have a rough time, if the british public are truly represented, well shouldn t he …
lo and behold – over 50% of our public must want him here, if the bbc is to be believed 😀
Surely the US can come up with reason to extradite him there if we are too squeamish to deal with him
I thought he was going to Jordan?
He was but if we are not allowed to send him there I’d trust the septics to deal with him fairly
Selohesra, we’re of a same mind; I’ve just posted something similar on Richard North’s EuReferendum blog. There must be a country we could deport this trash to that our socialist judges wouldn’t object to but one which would acquiesce to an extradition request from Jordan, without the impediments of ridiculous Human Rights legislation.
Good idea! An EAW from Greece should do the trick. Nice prisons over there, I hear.
I think she had enough already with Peter Andre
Yes, get INBBC’s Barbara Plett on the case:
http://www.tomgrossmedia.com/mideastdispatches/archives/000605.html
‘a new one of these before the Monday one explodes’
Is that because of all the folk coming here to say how no one pays any attention to what is written here, no BBC people or other MSM read it and it has no impact?
Then again, I’m presuming these folk are the same as responsible for, or still content with other aspects of BBC ‘analysis’ & ‘reporting’ accuracy-wise.
This site went past 12 million hits on October 17th. It’s had just under 800,00 since. Quite busy, for a mere blog of minority interest, one imagines.
Massive failure of a site, read only by angry white men who will all be dead soon anyway (funny, thought I had a about another 30 years to go – but the likes of Nicked and Prole might have other ideas).
I recall one of the DOTI remarking the other day that the site traffic for this blog was pitiful,and that it was easily proved
good luck with that
I say it’s mostly Nicked emus constantly refreshing the page looking for material for his nightclub act.
I have a feeling it is all me — but don’t get the nightclub act reference …
Don’t worry Jesus loves you.
He died for our sins.
Well that was sweet of him
Some of us will be grateful for all eternity. You could be one of them!
I was referring to your description of the site as “comedy gold”.
Ahhhh … got it. Sorry to be slow on the uptake.
This site never lets me down.
Delighted that the hit rate is going up so much — the more the merrier I say.
Someone on this site told me yesterday I should become a script writer for radio 4.
I think they were being sarcastic …
Sarcastic why would they do that?
No reason.
I was listening to the Today programme on Radio 4 and I learned from John Humphrys that Israel attacked Syria for no reason and that Israel occupies Golan Heights. I don’t remember anything else.
Is this what they call subliminal brainwashing? Would listening to BBC make me, in the end, want to blame Israel for all that is wrong with the world and hate Israel? Would it turn an educated, professional man into a frothing at the mouth, Israel hating zombie?
Ahh…questions, questions…
how do you know when the bbc are lying about israel?
when the autocue reader’s lips are moving
Talking of which –
http://daphneanson.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/the-bbcs-jeremy-bowen-wrongly-claims.html
Judging by some academics who have crossed my path. Yes.
Even better this morning was the keenly reported Portuguese punter who said what Europe needs is “a strong leader to emerge to fix all the problems”.
Yeah, that’ll do it. Just like the last time it happened…
would that be the golan heights buffer zone for the protection of Israel?
anyone with an ounce of common sense would do the same.
“Bull’s testicles tipped as next BBC Director General”
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/business/bulls-testicles-tipped-as-next-bbc-director-general-2012111348811?
I think Andrew Neil would make an excellent D.G. and Norman Tebbit a first-rate Chairman of the BBC Trust.
If only.
Unfortunately, his time is taken up caring for his wife, who was injured by another unspeakable bunch of bastards.
Just give the job the the bloke who has a proven successful track record in international media for being able to run an international media empire. Rupert Murdoch.
It would be worth it just to see the heads explode of the hate-filled, bigoted liberal lefty bastards who are still defending the corrupt, incompetent and perverted BBC!
David Elstein, he’d sort the f*****s out.
I tuned into BBC News 24 last night, briefly. Or was it a Labour Party broadcast? Firstly, we were shown a ‘live’ interview with the inarticulate Caroline Flint on gas prices – a Guardian story. It was obviously a scripted interview, where she had been briefed on the presenter’s questions. Then we had a lengthy broadcast of Margaret Hodge questioning a Starbucks director on tax avoidance. It was carefully edited to show her looking strong and powerful. There was no mention of her hypocrisy on the subject. It had been widely reported elsewhere that she personally benefits from tax avoidance by her family business that pays tiny CT, despite £2bn revenue. They then moved to review of the papers by a left-wing Independent journalist.
Spot on!
If I was the subject of an MP’s Committee interrogation, I would ensure that I had a full dossier on the business connections, the alleged shady dealings, (Vaz) the inflated expenses claimed by each MP. I would address each questioner and confront them with my list of double standards, hypocrisy and activities that would loose the rest of us our jobs and probably end up in court. I would then suggest they are not fit to sit in judgement on others, should examine their own consciences and do the decent thing and resign.
Interesting approach. Might have been more effective a strategy than the chap from Amazon adopted ( er, don’t know)
Listening to R2 and learned that Paddy O’connel (in place of Vine) would be have as a subject ”should you boycott businesses that do not pay full UK tax and use avoidance schemes’
I e-mailed the programme to say ‘Yes’ and could the BBC start by refusing to allow anyone from the Guardian (off shore tax haven exploiter) to appear on any BBC programme?
My e-mail hasn’t been read out, so I suppose it must have got lost in the ether cannot think of any other reason!
Correct and the news report surrounding that issue was woefully misleading.
It also did NOT mention:
1). The massive number of BBC staff who are personally enriching themselves through tax avoidance for personally selfish reasons, NOT lawful duty. these same BBC staff who criticise these corporations for doing what they themselves are doing.
2). The fiduciary duty of companies to their shareholders to maximise their revenue and pay ONLY the tax which is legally required of them. In other words, they are following what the law obliges them to do.
3). The report showed how much the companies turnover and sales are compared to the corporation tax they paid, without ever saying that corporation tax has NOTHING TO DO WITH TURNOVER!!! it was a deliberately misleading comparison designed to promote a bigoted, prejudicial “class war” agenda.
4). They only showed one of the already discredited (in the BBC’s report’s eyes) executives defending themselves, (rather than the “trusted BBC hack”), so as to leave the viewer in the position of disbelieving what the executive said. The executive was correct. These companies pay hundreds of millions in other taxes. Income taxes and national insurance generated by the hundreds of thousands of people that they employ, and the business rates on the thousand of premises they all use.
There was so much wrong with that item. it is yet more proof that the BBC is not fit to hold a broadcast licence.
Sorry, I forgot to add, in Item 2). above, that the tax regime which these companies are following is the same mega complex one which Gordon Brown created, filled with loopholes for his corporate banking buddies (when he was in power) and which the current coalition government have done sod all to change, they have just fiddled at the edges of it.
Ah, would that be Gordon ‘The City of London is about to enter a new golden age’ (Mansion House, 2007) Brown?
Funny how the BBC never quote that one, eh, scottnickdezjimprole (along with ‘no more boom and bust’, ‘sorry but all the money’s gone’ etc etc)?
Bias? What bias?
You forgot dear old “Prudence”!
Funny how I have posted the above about Gordon Brown on loads of forums filled with lefty bastards demanding bankers be hung and claiming tax avoiders should be burned at the stake (while defending all manner of benefits cheats and layabouts) yet NONE of them ever reply to the fact that these companies are following and obeying the tax laws that Gordon Brown created. It’s like they can’t even read those words.
And funny how the same bastards when they default on their credit card debt say ‘So what, it’s only the bank’s money’.
The BBC does the same sort of thing.
I watched Newnight last night and noticed Miss Maitlass said that Helen Boaden had ‘stepped aside from some of her duties’. Now it is the only place I have heard the ‘some of her duties’ – what did Emily mean – it is all about trust.
I also heard the line oft repeated yesterday that the BBC last had a crisis 10 years ago and that they had rebuilt listener’s trust that it must have been the decided ‘line to take’. So even when people like Dimbelby and Alan Yentob were interviewed they were just following the Corporation line but I think they forgot about Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand which by my reckoning was only 4 years ago. And they treat the public’s trust so lightly if they can say – ‘Oh dear – we need to temporarily build people’s trust again’.
The real damage the BBC has done is not to themselves but to Lord McAlpine and people who have been abused as children – that is where their efforts into rebuilding trust should go rather than their breast beating and navel gazing. When Patton spoke about Entwistle resigning being the saddest evening surely that should have been when he realised the BBC had deliberately slandered a man and abused Messham by using him dreadfully.
The BBC arrogantly expects that if it carries on and keeps telling us how wonderful it is , things will eventually go back to normal, after all it just about worked last time. This time it is different, it is a turning point , the public have seen behind the veil . Australian and New Zealand viewers just refused to pay for a TV license years ago at a time when their state broadcaster was benign. As others have pointed out, we have a state broadcaster which is the enemy within. The TV license has to go and the BBC has to be dismantled.
The Yentob interview was scripted, he had paper in front of him, while she was asking a question, he was getting his answer ready to regurgitate.
Humphries presided over a discussion of how much current criticism of the Beeb is fair and how much over the top (see what he did there), and whether Levenson should become involved today on R4. It was between former Beeboid managing editor, now media consultant, Phil Harding and Trevor Kavanagh, from the Sun.
Humphries began with an attack on News International, which Kavanagh had to field then, but the ensuing discusion ended up with Harding maintaining that the McAlpine business was just an editorial error while Kavanagh put forward the view that institutional bias came into the issue, asking if they would not have checked and double checked if it had involved a Labour peer from the Blair era – they almost certainly would have and their recklessness over McAlpine was the product of wishful thinking. Harding replies that that is an outrageous smear, and on that bombshell, Humphries terminates the item. It’s a pity Kavanagh thinks the Beeb is a wonderful institution that just needs to cut back on excessive bureaucracy and overblown management. I’m notsure what he thinks should be done about bias.
2hrs 33 mins in: (the tough bit about a background hiss of left wing bias comes at 2.38)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01nt4bt
Yesterday’s vox pop on Today included the option “or do you think coverage of Newsnight’s f***-up has been disproportionate?”. “Disproportionate” yesterday, “Over the top” today.
Remind me, how long did it take them to speculate whether coverage of phone hacking was disproportionate? More than three days, I’d bet.
How long did it take them to realise that Savile’s BBC-facilitated sex assaults were an issue? More than three days, at a guess.
More than three decades!
BBC Vox pops are a joke. They can easily find up to three arseholes who will happily spout any propaganda bullshit they like.
Sorry for the swearing, but the scale of the BBC’s crimes against this country’s telly tax payers really and seriously piss me off.
‘BBC Vox pops are a joke.
They want to hear [ ]* views.
*Wild guesses on a postcard: editors’ decisions are final.
“a background hiss of left wing bias”
A succinct summary of the raison d’etre of the BBC.
Must be going deaf: Kavanagh used the phrase ‘background hiss of left-wing support’ and Harding finished the discussion with ‘that’s an outrageous slur.’ and not ‘bias’ in the first quote and ‘smear’ in the second.
I like Guido Fawkes’ suggestion of James Murdoch for new Top Droid position.
They have tested to destruction, with the hopeless hapless Entwhistle, the idea that the job should go to a time-served, ‘safe’, one-of-us, seat-warmer whose aim is to leave the BBC exactly as he found it, with perhaps a few more layers of management, much larger compliance and diversity departments, and perhaps, yer know, another couple of pointless channels.
The aim of the new DG *should* be to get the BBC back to being impartial (perhaps start by sacking Mason, Bowen, Nicky ‘Yerve Only Gorra Google Thatcher And Paedophile’ Campbell, Harrabin, Guerin et al) Then take a chainsaw to the vast overmanning, featherbedding, spanish practices, gross overpayment of ‘top talent’, and overpayment of everyone else. Then prepare the BBC for life after the licence fee with a target of five years.
Realistically of course, not least with our excuse for a Prime Minister blathering on about ‘national fabric’ and as usual putting his own re-election above the national good, we’ll just get another identikit droid, a ‘review’ by Ernst & Young or KPMG for which we will pay many millions, and the usual load of pointless tinkering, again at a cost of many millions. Said tinkering to be PR-bunnied to the nation with lots of chuff about wholesale this, thorough that, and how fit it all is now to face the challenges of the 21st century.
And for the BBC to end up where it is now, so shit that it cannot survive without coercing, on the fear of imprisonment, £145.50 from ever television owning family in the country.
Shameful really.
Next BBC D.G favourite is ex-Labour Party adviser,ED (another) RICHARDS.
Another sick BBC joke on licence payers.
‘Guardian’-
“.BBC executives could face disciplinary action over Newsnight error.
“A BBC internal inquiry has concluded that there had been ‘unacceptable’ editorial failings involved in the broadcast.”
Dan Sabbagh and John Plunkett
[Concluding extract]:
“Meanwhile, Ladbrokes installed Ofcom chief executive and former Labour adviser Ed Richards as the favorite to become the next director general at 13/8, amid speculation that the BBC Trustees led by Patten now want an outsider to get the job in the wake of the failure of Entwistle, a BBC lifer.”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/nov/12/newsnight-executives-face-disciplinary-action
Nothing to change at BBC: same old leftist propaganda, and demands for increases in licence fee to fund it all.
In what bubble must one live to consider a Labour adviser an outsider?
‘In what bubble must one live to consider a Labour adviser an outsider?’
The kind that brought us, via them, Savile, Newsnight and now 26/1?
And it seems to be going…
The MacQuarrie report, so far as it goes, is badly written and devoid of the key facts as to why Newsnight’s McAlpine report was dreamt up, and why and when the Bureau of ‘Investigative’ Journalism was selected to make it.
The report concentrates on the absence of normal editorial higher-ups post Savile, being the culprit.
Listening to Steve Hewlett and various Professors of Journalism on the BBC, today and yesterday, I know now the real issue behind Newsnight can never come out.
One did mention the Bureau, but in the same breath he spoke of the (imaginary) 20% cutz as being to blame for their use.
MacQuarrie has therefore to be a mixture of a whitewash and a cover-up; perhaps an unconscious cover-up, which is both the most devastating and yet unremarkable fact.
The BBC et al. just cannot conceptualise that it was bias, and particularly anti-Tory bias, that led them into this disaster.
The Bureau must have approached Newsnight, out of the blue, and proffered a reheated version of Angus Stickler’s Welsh Boys Home report. No new facts were on offer while Stickler, at best, was so incompetent he did not know Messham had previously said his abuser was dead.
But the Bureau must have emphasised the top Thatcher Tory nature of the story. Newsnight thought Christmas had come early and common sense went out the window, as their bias was tickled.
Can MacQuarrie or the pro-BBC professors say that?
Of course not, so we will never read anything convincing about the whole matter.
Meanwhile, Cameron in a panic over the witch hunt that Newsnight and Tom Watson had generated, with Hague as a former Welsh secretary, yet again, in the frame (and a spokesman who is ex-BBC) instituted two pointless enquiries.
The BBC should pay for them.
The Northern Ireland Controller, Peter Johnston, who we now know signed off the Newsnight programme, could only allow it to be broadcast after the Savile one had been suppressed and the view that the children should be heard – without question or investigation – had taken over.
Only if Johnston had conceptualised the anti-Tory prejudice behind the programme, could he have had the strength to say no, and only if he had perceived the tendency to witch hunting in such matters (think Orkney for one) would he have stopped it.
However, he probably wouldn’t have survived a day if he had.
The NI Controller plainly lacks an enquiring mind or was too frightened to question the anti-Tory orthodoxy of Newsnight in this instance and of the BBC in general, but he had a sense of self-preservation. (He is paid more than the Prime Minister.)
Johnston may be sacrificed if MacQuarrie and the professors can’t tell the truth, leaving most of the nation still baffled and, they hope, eventually bored.
But that didn’t stop the BBC hunting down the Murdochs for nearly two years now, without pause.
“But that didn’t stop the BBC hunting down the Murdochs for nearly two years now, without pause. ”
For far lesser crimes, than those of the BBC too.
Murdoch’s ‘crimes’ were less than the BBC’s???? Tapping into dead girl’s mobile for starters.
Not seen many BBC staff arrested but lost count of the number of highly paid Murdoch people facing a bit of time in HM Prison. I suppose the police and judiciary are all fellow travellers with the Marxist BBC!
Total and utter dishonesty at the Heart of News International rightly condemned by everyone else.
Already the BBC story is fading away. Dead on Friday.
Murdoch’s cronies still in the dock!
Serial sexual abuse of hundreds of children over several decades is FAR WORSE, than tapping into a phone. The police deleted the messages of Millie Dowler’s phone, NOT News international. Not that the Guardian have ever apologised for pushing that lie.
If you think that tapping the phone of someone who is already dead, is worse than the serial abuse of hundreds of children, then I seriously worry about your state of mind and your motives Prole.
As for your blatant lie
“Already the BBC story is fading away. Dead on Friday.
Murdoch’s cronies still in the dock! ”
Well the Met police are STILL gathering information from hundreds of victims of abuse by up to 30 BBC staff in what the Met Police have called the BIGGEST PAEDOPHILE RING INVESTIGATION ON RECORD!!!
Prole is best ignored. He keeps peddling that sick fantasy of his (it does make you wonder if he really feels the grooming, abuse and rape of minors is acceptable). Even the other Beebatrons like Racist Nick don’t go that far to defend their beloved Beeb.
a complete walter mitty
delusional fool
Nearly as bonkers as Margaret Moran
So the paedophile attacks have stopped taking place on BBC premises, eh? And the BBC has stopped facilitating sex assaults on children, has it? Good news if true, but the public needs certainty. Confidence in the management at the Beeb is not great – how do we know they’ve got rid of all the paedos?
Murdoch closed down NotW. We should close down the BBC – or at the very least make funding it a voluntary activity. Funding should be earned, not exacted.
Technically, the equivalent of closing NotW would be closing Newsnight, no? Murdoch didn’t shutter his other papers or media outlets. Although the people involved (at all levels) should then not be allowed to work for the BBC at all, somehow I don’t see that part of the analogy ever being fulfilled.
The story that the NoW deleted Milly Dowler’s voicemail looks like being wrong:
“Milly Dowler: New evidence suggests the murdered schoolgirl’s voicemail messages were accidentally deleted by police investigators
Police face mounting evidence that they were responsible for inadvertently deleting voicemail messages left for Milly Dowler”
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2072851/Phone-hacking-Milly-Dowlers-voicemail-messages-deleted-police-News-World.html
Piers Morgan, editor of the Labour supporting Mirror was into phone hacking up to his neck. The evidence against him is largely from his own mouth, but during the Levenson enquiry he managed to be evasive and vague: Cameron had foolishly allowed the enquiry’s remit to be that it should focus on News International.
http://www.thecommentator.com/article/2021/morgan_mensch_the_daily_mirror_and_me_proof_we_don_t_need_more_press_laws/page/2
i have only two words on the subject…
common purpose.
Please stop posting just to annoy us all.We know that you don’t believe what you have written. Your just being naughty.
As far I can tell so far just Clive Goodman has been convicted of hacking. Others are facing charges in court cases yet to be tried.
Nobody in their right mind will condone phone hacking or child molesting. But I am guessing if an underage girl is given the choice between being hacked or f***ed I am pretty sure she will choose the former.
Prole appears to believe the latter is less serious based on his comments.
He should also be in no doubt there will be BBC types having their day in court for their part in the offences and I am dead certain the charges will be more serious than phone hacking.
Oh dear, oh dear, what an amazing bubble you live inside.
The Murdoch journos did not know she was dead at the time they were hacking the phone. They, like the police, were trying to track her down.
Prole likes to perpetuate the Guardian lie that a NOW journalist tapped into and deleted Millie Dowler’s voicemail when the phone’s manufacturers have admitted the voicemail was on 72 hour auto delete. Given that Mrs. Dowler has said she constantly left messages on her daughter’s voicemail, it’s hardly surprising existing messages were deleted. Even Plod admitted they cannot prove or find any evidence that the messages were deleted by a third party.
Still, Prole, why let the truth get in the way of a good Murdoch-hate fest.
Well said, Framer. No wonder prole can only moan about Murdoch and not the substance of your remarks.
Some good points here:
The BBC license fee: Should it be a crime not to pay?
Apologies if this has been covered already.
The political ‘left’ is an uncritical of the BBC as it is of the European Union; but then the ‘left’ thinks it has a vested interest in the continuation of both undemocratic, imperial institutions.
Go to Guido and see the list of “28 experts on climate change”, that the bbc decided settled this issue !
Obviously the beeboid reluctance to publish the list was a bit of a red flag, but this is commedy gold.
There were infact 4 scientists and sundry third sector activists, plus a god botherer.
This article on the BBC website is a perfect example of the BBC ostensibly reporting something neutral with a not-so-subtle underlying anti-Conservative message;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-20309441
As used, in complement, a lot, by BBC Editors, selectively.
Nick Robinson once managed a series of blog headlines and tweets.
Oddly, about one party alone.
They even managed to get Romneyshambles in as well.
Thought this debate between The Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh and the BBC’s former director of editorial policy Phil Harding on R4 this morning about the ongoing crisis at the BBC is worth listening to.
TK asks the question I’m sure most on here would like an honest answer to…
Would the Newsnight witch hunt over Lord Macalpine have been so recklessly pursued without being checked and tested to descruction as it deserved to be had it involved a Labour peer who is close to Tony Blair rather than a Tory peer who is close to Margaret Thatcher?
TK basically went on to say he thinks not Paul Harding denied it and accused TK of an outracious slur.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9769000/9769038.stm
Hear, bloody hear…
Trevor Kavanagh brings out the very large elephant in the room and does not get his question answered!
Trevor’s question at the end of the clip is the raison d’être for this site.
How is something which is extremely plausible an “outrageous slur”? That reaction suggests a raw nerve was touched.
‘How is something which is extremely plausible an “outrageous slur”?’
Where’s a cherry vulture when one needs to get on their high horse?
Would they have gone after someone close to Blair? Probably, especially if they had even the remotest connection to Iraq, the reason why the BBC turned against him. A Brown aide, on the other hand….
As David Preiser put it so succinctly “new bias, same as the old”. There is no way, this side of Armageddon, that the new DG is not going to be another piece of metro-lefty dung from the same Augean stable as Davie, Entwistle and Thompson. After all what is the point of the political class supporting the BBC if somebody in sympathy with its group mindset isn’t running the thing?
Also, there is no way Patten is actually going to resign (this side of a massive compensation payment or the promise of yet another over-generously rewarded public sector sinecure). Again, where is the pressure coming from for his head? The government? The opposition? The Culture, Media & Sport Committee? OK, maybe some of the MSM might be murmuring but such lese majeste can be dismissed as sour grapes re Leveson.
Nothing will change guys. Look at what happened after the disaster (to the BBC) of the installation of the coalition government. The BBC was treading on eggs. Blimey there were even one or two items somewhere on radio 4 where AGW sceptics were not dismissed to their faces as
holocaustclimate change deniers. Well, that soon changed.Once the BBC knew it’s licence fee was going to be guaranteed (or “frozen” in the cutz jargon) and Patten – so wet he was talked of as a back-up reservoir in the event of national drought – was appointed the new head of the BBC Trust, the BBC was off its self-imposed leash and the Conservatives were back in at Target No. 1.
This is exactly the same: once the pressure is off; once the BBC’s existence at the taxpayers’ expense is confirmed; once a Davie-like pillock (maybe even Davie himself) is in post the BBC will continue its merry, if biased, way having, in the words of Patten, “learned lessons” from the current debacle.
Excellent and timely article at The Commentator on how ridiculous the licence fee is, and considering the implications, there is no way the public would ever have agreed to what it has become.
The writer is Julian Hunt: a barrister and has been practicing law since 2005. He was a Crown Prosecutor and Senior Crown Prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service between 2008 and 2011 but now defends. He lives in South London
The BBC license fee: Should it be a crime not to pay?
Here’s an idea for a piece of investigative ‘journalism’ by the BIJ or bBBC. There are now five MPs convicted of fraud for fabricating expenses claims: Elliot Morley, Jim Devine, David Chaytor, Eric Illsley and Margaret Moran. Denis McShane will be the sixth.
All six are Labour. Why is it that some Labour MPs did this? Are they just more likely to be dishonest? Are they so stupid that they got caught? Surely it couldn’t be their socialist principles that makes them feel it’s OK to take money from the public?
What does the bBBC think?
BBC: Moats and duck houses. ZZZzzzzzzz
Missed out Margret Moran…
Oh, of course, she can’t be jailed on account of her being a fruitloop.
Didn’t stop her being elected and thieving though, did it?|
In the wake of all the Beeb’s troubles, I find it amazing how quiet our comedians are. Where is the edgy humour from Carr, Brand, Izzard, Gervais and Fry when we need it ?
BREAKING: The ‘secret’ list of the BBC 28 is now public – let’s call it ‘TwentyEightGate’
The entire list of names the BBC didn’t want any of us to see was obtained by a sleuthing climate sceptic using nothing more arcane – and totally legal – than the internet’s own wayback machine. Ain’t technology wonderful?
You can read it all at wattsupwiththat
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/11/12/breaking-the-secret-list-of-the-bbc-28-is-now-public/#more-74210
All the usual offenders can be found, along with a wagon load of bottom-feeders and eco-scroungers. Not quite the ‘scientific experts’ a certain Ms Boaden would have us believe. Still, perhaps she ‘got it about right’. Perhaps.
Enjoy!
So the attendeees weren’t the people who we were told they were.
So did the BBC lie at the Information tribunal?
Linking to the original document indicates a chain that can only be described as planned mind manipulation;
http://web.archive.org/web/20071108153956/http://www.ibt.org.uk/all_documents/dialogue/Real%20World%20Brainstorm%20Sep%202007%20background.pdf?PHPSESSID=646ac9912b785ecd5f9230ff4d8b8ac6
This document indicates the depths to which this achieved. From the document it is clear that the desired messages are drip fed through production in whatever form, from comedy through documentaries.
This is really nasty stuff and should be exposed.
Since we don’t seem able to get rid of Abu Qatada, why not put him in charge of the BBC?
Couldn’t make things worse and has the virtue of keeping all our useless shits in one place.
Talk about an excuses for paedophilia at the BBC.
Just caught a talk on Radio 2 about teaching toddlers how to breast feed.
Switched off the radio immediately.
Christopher Bland – they just can’t give us enough of this utter utter arse, can they.
You’re part of the problem, mate, not the solution.
Get back into your bath chair and take your medicine, there’s a good lad.
Supporters of the ‘not for profit’ (political profit excluded, presumably) Bureau of Investigative Journalism include Oxfam, the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust (‘We fund political campaigns in the UK to promote democratic reform, civil liberties and social justice’), City University and Save the Children.
Sounds completely apolitical, then, and an organisation committed to the highest standards of impartial journalism.
Ah, f***k it, it’s part of the leftie network* which infests every fibre of our national life, and the BBC have been caught unashamedly in cahoots with it trying to smear an innocent Tory politician.
Bias? What bias?
*See also earlier thread, ‘Roger the Dodger’.
PESTON: pontificating on BBC.
Yes, I suppose Robert Peston presumes that this is what BBC licence payers’ money should be spend on:
-speculating whether Boaden and Mitchell of BBC News should be ‘stood aside’.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20294794
they should be stood on,not “stood aside”-A euphemism for an unscheduled holiday on full pay
off to the tuscan villa it is, then
I bet Peston is walking the corridors trying to gin up support for putting his name forward as a DG candidate.
It’s amusing to see BBC News bashing the bishop.
Now that’s what I call a displacement activity…
I thought you meant they’d launched a counter attack against the Bishop Hill blog
BBC-NUJ more interested in Petraeus affair, than in Benghazi scandal?
That’s the big smokescreen for the US MSM as well. Unfortunately for them, I think that the real scandal is going to be revealed in the end: the President knew early on that this was a planned attack and He and His minions lied to the public for two weeks about it being caused by that video.
The more we learn about the timeline of events, the more we learn just how much He and they knew before that Rose Garden statement, and before Sec. of State Clinton and Amb. Rice and the rest of them publicly blamed the video over and over.
We’re also going to learn that the attack was really about a CIA secret detainment center nearby where they interrogated terrorist suspects. Remember when the BBC hated those?
We’re also going to learn that the attack was really about a CIA secret detainment center nearby where they interrogated terrorist suspects.
Don’t we know that? The Wall Street Journal, which I use as my main source of US news, had an excellent story on all of this.
http://on.wsj.com/Yu9YIc
Yes, Nicked, but I meant the liberal MSM. It’s not all over everyone’s front pages yet.
But the Messiah managed to keep it quiet for long enough to get re-elected so it doesn’t matter now.
Unless it is deemed to be an impeachable offence?
Probably not. And any investigation into it all now will just be dismissed as partisan sour grapes, His enemies still trying to bring Him down out of spite.
What a fantastic few days! Beeboid lefties and greentards all in meltdown…. So much fun, following the blog here and Blossom Hill and Delingpole too. I must say that the list of the 28 who attended that meeting is truly shocking. This secret and now “notorious” meeting that the bBC spent thousands of pounds of licence-fee money trying to conceal has more long-term legs than the Savile and McAlpine scandals. This is going to run and run.. I see that JT has labelled the affair “28Gate”, a coinage I rather like..
It’s going to run down a drain and disappear. Nobody outside of a handful of deniers still hold to the preposterous notion that our activities have no impact.
Notable that most people in the real world talking about the greed of US Multinationals in avoiding tax and the collusion (possible) in the gas wholesale market.
Now put all the micro concerns of the BBC against the impact of climate, tax dodgers and cartels. Oh and inflation rising. And petrol rising. And road tolls.
That’s how utterly irrelevant this is. As time will prove.
The irrelevance is with you, Prole.
I think he lives in an echo chamber.
i think he lives in a secure medical facility
good job jimmy saville ain’t around,isn’t it?
or maybe that’s who put him out of his tree
Prole has got hold of his carer’s smartphone again.
You really tick all the lefty boxes, don’t you Trole? Wonder what you do for a living and where your particular expertise lies? I work in polar sciences, have done for nearly 30 years. I have worked with many of the famous warmists and have worked on “global warming” related projects in both the arctic and antarctic and I can tell you that I have not, so far, seen any evidence, whatsoever, of man influencing the climate. So, given that I have more faith in the scientific method than in a power point presentation by Albert Gore, I will continue to be a denier until such time as someone can actually prove that man is causing global warming. Then, when that happens, we can all get together and think about what we can do to mitigate the problem, if it is a problem.
Your unfailing belief in this shit, along with your predictable repetition of all the other lefty talking points, is a perfect demonstration of the power of the BBC and why it needs to be seriously curtailed. Try a bit of independent thought, you never know, you might actually like it.
BBC Editor: “Tories are Lower Than Vermin”
“As Aneurin Bevan said: ‘No amount of cajolery, and no attempts at ethical or social seduction, can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for the Tory Party. So far as I am concerned they are lower than vermin.’”
Martin Plaut, BBC World Service Africa editor
Thanks Roland for posting this link to show up an BBC evil git!
Love this creeps Q&A list he thinks one of his great things is fighting against the bigotry and hatred of apartheid then turns out to be a hateful bigot against anyone not of his politics !!
Not normally nasty but this smarmy tosser deserves a good roasting !!
The bias is institutional.
And one of the commenters on Guido’s blog (Tooth Fairy) cites this biography of Plaut noting that “in 1978 he [Plaut] worked for a year as an Industrial Relations officer with Mobil Oil before joining the British Labour Party as secretary on Africa and the Middle East. In 1984 he joined the BBC . . . “
Excellent piece by Simon Heffer on leftist BBC’s ingrained anti-Tory bias.
“Was the BBC’s blind hatred of Thatcher to blame for McAlpine smear?”
By SIMON HEFFER.
[Excerpts]-
1.)
“And in Lord McAlpine’s case it wasn’t just that he was a Tory that had some BBC journalists slavering. It was that – as Conservative treasurer for 15 years until 1990 – he had been a close associate of Lady Thatcher.
“Little wonder Newsnight pursued what they mistakenly thought was an accurate story about the peer with such relish – for the BBC’s institutional leftism is invisible only to the deaf and the blind. Even its last-but-one director general, Mark Thompson, told the left-wing New Statesman magazine in 2010 of the ‘massive’ left-wing bias of the Corporation.
“It had had a ‘struggle’ to achieve impartiality, he said. He was speaking weeks after the election of a Tory-led coalition, at a time when he might have felt it politic to atone for the BBC’s sins, not least those committed during the 13 preceding years of Labour rule.”
[…]
2.)
“However, the Corporation’s institutional leftism runs more widely and deeply even than this. It is debate over some of the most important and divisive issues in our political life – including the EU, climate change and multiculturalism – that has provoked, with much justification, the greatest charges of BBC bias. Mark Thompson has admitted that the BBC’s coverage of Europe has been ‘weak and nervous’. If only that was all it was. For the truth is that for decades the BBC has systematically treated anyone of a Eurosceptic persuasion as if they should be in a lunatic asylum.
“As Greece, Spain and Italy head for the knacker’s yard, do we hear any apology from the BBC for the catastrophic misguidedness of that former Euro fanaticism? In terms of the environment, the BBC’s orthodoxy is that man-made global warming is indisputable, and anyone who questions it must also be an imbecile. This was confirmed by the distinguished former newsreader Peter Sissons.”
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2232062/Was-BBCs-blind-hatred-Thatcher-blame-Lord-McAlpine-smear.html
Guido Fawkes has just posted a nice item on how politically impartial the BBC. It concerns BBC World Service Africa Editor Martin Plaunt. To quote Guido:
“In a Question and Answer Martin Plaut was asked “who do you hate and why?” His response was, well, rather straight to the point:
“Tories.
As Aneurin Bevan said: ‘No amount of cajolery, and no attempts at ethical or social seduction, can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for the Tory Party. So far as I am concerned they are lower than vermin.’”
To add a bit about Plaut’s CV:
Born in South Africa in May 1950, Martin Plaut received his first degree in Social Science from the University of Cape Town, and an Honours degree in Industrial Relations from the University of the Witwatersrand, before going on to do an MA at the University of Warwick.
In 1978 he worked for a year as an Industrial Relations officer with Mobil Oil before joining the British Labour Party as secretary on Africa and the Middle East. In 1984 he joined the BBC, working primarily on Africa.
Would you believe it….
I have no idea why site traffic is at an all time high, I mean everyone loves the bbc at the moment.
Such a dignified institution.
Obvious typo in my post – “Blossom Hill” should have been “Bishop Hill”.
– No amount of cajolery, and no attempts at ethical or social seduction, can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation. So far as I am concerned they are lower than vermin.
nay worries “Blossom Hill” actually works as the place is blooming great fun at the moment !!
Blossom Hill make damned good vino!
“Ed Richards is optimistic if he thinks Tories
will let a Labour man head BBC.”
By Dan Sabbagh.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/jun/03/ed-richards-optimistic-tories-bbc
-Given the political vapidity of the Tories, Richards is right to be optimistic.
They let Patten run it, and can’t stop praising it. Why would they start having integrity now?
‘let a Labour man head BBC.’
Seems the politico-media estate is so consumed with this on a petty political basis, they have rather significantly forgotten the voting public, many of whom are also currently compelled licence fee payers, and may have an interest in this that transcends which tribal extreme in management gets to guide which tribal extreme running editorial, and which may extend to information and education and even entertainment that is, currently, totally bent to suit the social engineering arrogance and aspirations of an inbred elite.
Didn’t work out too well for the Pharaohs either.
nay worries “Blossom Hill” actually works as the place is blooming great fun at the moment !!
The mix-up becos “Blossom Hill” is in my line-of-sight right now. It is on the label on the side of the bottle of the cheap ASDA plonk I’ve treated myself to today. 3 quid a bot… Cheers everyone here for all the fun.. Of course, if I was a bBC lefty I would be drinking Krug champagne at £75 a go (paid for by the lincence-fee payer).
Anyone listening to A Good Read on R4?
What is it? Chris Patten’s resignation letter?
Too much to hope for….
Now the bBBC gives plenty of publicity – lead item on the bBBC NorthWest ‘News’ – to another Labour MP using Commons privilege to smear a senior political figure over child abuse. But this time it’s a Liberal Democrat and he’s dead.
Foolish of them because he was a die-hard Labour MP when the abuse is alledged to have taken place.
Will their desperation never cease?
Spot the missing political party in the headline. It’s buried way, way down, and they even label somebody else as Labour before getting around to mentioning that the accused was LibDem.
Compare and contrast with:
Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen quizzed over sex assault claim
Tory MP Mark Pritchard ‘regrets’ swearing at Speaker
Former Tory MP told to apologise over expenses errors
Tory MP removes ‘gay lesson’ blog entry after complaint
I DON’T BELIEVE MY EYES. At last the BBC has mentioned – Benghazi – however only in passing.
They write “Gen Petraeus had been due to testify before a closed-door congressional committee meeting about the 11 September 2012 attack on the US consulate in BENGAHZI, Libya, that killed the ambassador and three other Americans.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-20308225
So why, one wonders, is there going to be a “closed-door congressional committee meeting about the 11 September 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi” BBC listeners and viewers will have to guess at the reason as they’ve been kept in the dark so far about the facts of the case.
By the way, is it only me who sees some humor in the title of Gen Petraeus’ autobiography “written by” his gal pal – “All In” (!?!). I say “written by” because it now appears the vamp had a ghost writer. Has the world gone mad? Now even biographies have ghost writers! What was the credited “writer” Paula Broadwell doing if not “writing”? On second thoughts, don’t answer that.
Seriously though, when will the Beeb explain to its hapless audience the real implications of this sordid little soap opera. How instead of being fired on the spot (standard operating procedure) Petraeus was kept in place till AFTER the election. How Petraeus’ appearance before the committee and his evidence (probably the truth) will appear tarnished by his behavior? How the Obama administration knew about him and held on to the information about the affair till they could use it – politically. It appears the only blackmail the good general had to fear was from his masters.
One thing is certain: Petraeus can’t stand for President of the United States now as a Republican. His Clintonesque antics make him the perfect Democrat candidate.
If the mainstream MSM aren’t making a big deal out of it, the BBC doesn’t have to report it. Simple as that.
Saw Owen Shouty Jones in the Independent…author and commentator doncha know?
He tells us that MacAlpine was “wronged”, but this is nothing as to the abuse suffered by those boys in North Wales.
Love that word “wronged”…like not getting a 10p back from the parking metre!
Don`t recall Owen giving two hoots for the poor boys up to the point where MacAlpine might be traduced by Monbiot, Bercow and suchlike.
And-of course-by Owen Jones in his low grade rant in yesterdays Indie.
No Newsnight-no Jones…hence his new-found interest in the life chances of kids abused in North Wales, long before he was born.
As for those girls in Rochdale or Blackpool, Derby or Norris Green… no, Owen has nothing to say.
Unless a Tory election bus went within twenty miles of such “Islamic corridors” back in 1987…THEN he`ll take an interest!
Creep!
Meter-not metre(line 5)…just in case the BBCs squalid champions want to make something of it!
Anybody seen them?….
An “outrageous slur”.
So said Phil Harding(how many ex BBC stiffers are still getting free rides back to base to tell us how great the BBC is…you ingrates out there!).
This was in reply to Trevor Kavanagh saying that the shafting of MacAlpine was due to him being a Tory as opposed to one of Tonys cronies…who would have been rigorously checked out before any slur.
Only an ex Beeboid would use such a phrase, when -in fact is is Lord MacAlpine-who is being slurred…but Phil Harding wouldn`t give a damn…the target is Thatcher every time, and MacAlpine was just collateral damage….hopefully with good lawyers, and willing to compost Monbiot, Bercow and as many Beeboids as poss.
Note too-Harding was one of the BBCs grandees who got the message of “climate change is the new religion”..but has stayed secretly schtum about it…national security, don`t tell the civilians etc.
Just the kind of bloke we can relate too…any chance of a version of the Yentob song?…remarkably similar to that on the hymn sheet that all BBC trillers, shillers, and compromised canaries are giving us at the moment.
Peacocks, vultures that don`t sing…not one of them as credible as Partridge…who turns out to have headed a documentary, not a comedy.
Desperate!
I fear it is a slur from Aussie Trev. No evidence at all the story was driven by anti – Thatcher animus. It was The Guardian after all that exposed Newsnight.
Are you actually registered blind Jim?
ffs, the evidence is all there, right in front of your red tinted spectacles.
The Guardian “exposed” Newsnight a full week AFTER the BBC had set tongues wagging on Twatter, I.e. after the clear bias was beginning to unravel itself.
” No evidence at all”
Errr…something like the “we can find no evidence in our files” from Bentwhistle Jim?
A comment not qualified by where he looked or even if he looked. The plain truth is if you dont seek you won’t find any inconvenient truths.
‘Ow’s about that then, guys and gals!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/telegraph-view/9672466/The-BBC-must-do-lessand-do-it-better.html
Millions of licence-fee payers are left feeling baffled and let down
Speaking purely personally, I think my feelings are a little more robust than that, and are being followed by actions slightly stronger in effect, more quickly than BBC mandarins can muster.
The BBC ME page informs me that the recent fracas between Israel and Syria is the worst since 1973.
What about the near destruction of the Syrian air force in 1982? One of the biggest air battles of the last 50 years.
Tip to the BBC. Look it up in Wikipedia
Not to make a big thing of it but surely the Syrian attempt to bus hundreds of Palestinian ‘refugees’ to the border and storm it in June last year must have caught someone’s attention at the BCC?
A desperate BBC falling back to its comfort zone as it rehashes a four year old dead story about the civil war in Sri Lanka. The BBC wont let this story die, they provided a world wide platform for the grotesque LTTE Tamil tiger terrorists even as they denied sceptical scientists any platform to defend themselves against the massive smear attacks launched from the BBC against them.
The BBC is handed a UN report prior to publication, big news eh?
This report provides almost no new information and only parts cherry picked by supporters of global terrorism makes the BBC news. Only those supporters of LTTE terrorists are interested in the story and being supporters of the LTTE the BBC has to support the non story. So and old out of date story with old criticisms of the UN by supporters of the LTTE and it makes front page news.
Same old BBC, same old strategies supporting the same allies in the same ways with biased information peddled four years ago that nobody was interested in then and nobody is interested in now, old allegations and old news presented as new, you cant polish a turd but the BBC keeps on trying.
Note to the BBC, how about presenting news the majority is interested in instead of old rehashed partisan attack and smear jobs eh? The BBC talking to itself as usual.
As with the BBC’s failure I mentioned above re Syria. It is getting to the stage where you cannot believe a word they say. It looks terminal to me.
Radio 5 Live have a secret BBC remit to mix sport and left wing politics.
I say that this remit is secret because it is not mentioned in any part of the BBC Charter but anyone who lends an unbiased ear to Radio 5 Live will not fail to notice it.
In furtherance of this objective they have befriended the Society of Black Lawyers.
[I would have linked to their web site here – as, in act of fraternity, do the BBC on their on line Sports pages – but there appears to be some problem with the site. Of course the BBC do caution that they are not responsible for the content of external sites]
In recent weeks this organisation have garnered plenty of BBC airtime and on line references as they targeted football as an arena where they might further their campaign to discover and expose racism.
And believe me, these race hustlers are not going to leave a stone unturned.
First the Society of Black Lawyers mooted the idea of a separate Black Players’ Association.
The BBC were more than happy to give this concept plenty of publicity.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20229332
‘Racist players ‘should be sacked’ according to new plan…..for a black players’ union.’
‘The Society of Black Lawyers has put out a 10-point plan to tackle racism.’
The Black Players’ Association idea didn’t seem to fly.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20276933
‘The head of a world players’ union says it makes no sense to set up a separate union for black players.’
Next the Society of Black Lawyers (no doubt encouraged by the publicity the BBC were giving them) pitched into the Mark Clattenburg supposed ‘racism’ incident.
Naturally the BBC were keen to gve this story a lot of airtime.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/20154400
‘It is vital police investigate racial slur claims about ref Mark Clattenburg, says The Society of Black Lawyers.’
Sadly – as far the Society of Black Lawyers is concerned – this alleged incident has proved barren ground for their pursuit of racism.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20319926
‘Mark Clattenburg: Police drop investigation into referee’
Perhaps the moral here is that although the Society of Black Lawyers may not find actual racism but that they do keep shouting abouting it and get BBC attention and airtime.
. . . and here they are again trying to get the police interested in the Spurs fans – Jewish and Gentile – who insist on calling themselves the “Yid Army” and chanting accordingly. Apparently, it seems that the only people “offended” by this belong to the Society of Black Lawyers. No-one else gives a sh*t. But, hey, if you’re in the race hustling business, any business is good business. To be fair, the BBC isn’t giving this any more – or any less – publicity than the rest of the MSM.
Perhaps BBC man Alan Green should join us here on b-BBC?
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/columnists/alan-green/alan-green-lawyers-should-leave-well-alone-16237306.html
‘A few weeks ago I’d never heard of Peter Herbert and the group he’s chairman of, the Society of Black Lawyers. I’m starting to wish they’d disappear back down the hole they emerged from.’
jeez! what a right herbert, this erm …
herbert is eh! 😀
talk about “empty vessels” …
and his ply to create more division in football will hopefully fall on deaf ears.
… but you re right, how much airtime this shill is getting … thanks in the main to the bbc … shocking
What does the Society of White Lawyers say?
‘We’ll see you all outside.’ For a not inconsiderable fee.
“Bureacracy has become the BBC’s dieback disease.
“So unwieldy is its vast, multi-layered hierarchy that the corporation has lost all capacity to allocate blame for its mistakes.”
By Simon Jenkins.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/nov/13/bbc-management-who-to-blame?
He has a point (except for the first paragraph blaming the victim: the public who pay for the BBC’s sins). But I say it’s only half the problem, and maybe not even half.
Delingpole’s update on BBC climate conspiracy:
“28 Gates Later…the BBC’s nightmare gets worse and worse!”
By James Delingpole.
[Excerpt]:-
“The important thing is not to let the scandal lie down and die – as the BBC and its chums at places like the Guardian no doubt hope it will. It can’t be said often enough: this is a scandal far more significant than either the Jimmy Savile affair or the Lord McAlpine fiasco. Why? Because those first two were (mostly) cock-ups whereas this one is definitely a cynical and deliberate conspiracy by an institutionally corrupt organisation which has got far too big for its boots.”
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100189491/28-gates-later-the-bbcs-nightmare-gets-worse-and-worse/
Given the time and our money which BBC expends on its group-think propaganda (and censorship) in the area of science, how easy it is for BBC-NUJ to broadcast lies and deceit in the more political areas, as it does.
whoops … looks like its bye bye Norway … or a significant number of Norweigans at least, pretty soon, shocking, yes, through ignorance of the warning signs, perhaps their all too busy self flagulating over Breivik to notice.
Islamic extremists threaten Norwegian government with a 9/11 attack unless they are allowed to run their own areas independently under sharia law.
Well, quelle surprise, never saw that one coming.
there were certainly moves by the last (excuse for a) government in the direction of allowing sharia law in ‘certain areas’.
Of course the usual libby-wibby left bedwetting of on the one hand multiculti is wonderful, but on the other hand sharia law is not very wimmin-friendly.
Ah me, decisions, decisions.
Who’d be a bleeding-heart pretrendy-leftie legislator
Just starve these ‘firmly held view’ nutjobs of public blog oxygen – job done. They will fade.