Why is there so much business bullshit around these days? https://t.co/aOUR0ijOVP
— Margaret Heffernan (@M_Heffernan) September 13, 2017
The BBC have had to alter the way they report Boris’ article…previously every bulletin said he claimed that Brexit woud save us £350 million…now they have had to actually tell us what he really said…that we would take back control of, roughly, £350 million. A completely different meaning to his words. Were the people who drew up the original reports unable to understand what he said or did they understand and decide to alter it to make it sound as if he was lying? Either way whoever drafted those reports is unfit for the job.
Interesting to hear the BBC’s Chris Cook ‘explain’ the issue. Several times over the last couple of days his expertise was called upon to run us through things…and yet all we got was a run down of the mechanics of events with no analysis or conclusions about who was right….could that be because Cook knew Boris was in the right and the BBC et al in the wrong? Unusual for the BBC not to treat us to their valued judgement on events as in Cook’s latest piece in which he has decided that May is not serious at all about ‘No deal is better than a bad deal’….the BBC once again interfering in the negotiations by spreading negative partisan speculation as fact in support of the EU. When you consider that that stance of being ready to accept a ‘no deal’ is major bargaining chip in the negotiations you then recognise the betrayal that Cook’s attempt to undermine Brexit is with his purely speculative and highly damaging verdict.
The BBC moved on from the actual figures to trying to nail their man….Boris. Naturally when arch-Remainer Phillip Hammond tried to hijack Brexit when May was on holiday the BBC did not attack his statement or question his motives, nor did they then go on to try and discredit him with utterly false innuendos and inane smears. The BBC cheered and applauded Hammond as he proposed we ‘transition’ out of the EU, or rather stay in the EU, and they didn’t suggest this was a machiavellian ploy by Hammond to dethrone May.
On Monday Humphrys began a piece by comparing Boris to ‘the most devious politician in French history’ and suggested that Boris’ article in the Telegraph was mere ‘petulance’. Apparently it was all a devious ploy to keep the Brexit voters on his side as he attempts to go for the Tory leadership and was also meant to insulate him if [when] Brexit goes wrong. [No need for that as the fault would purely be with the Remainers who oppose and undermine Brexit at every chance].
Paradoxically they finished the hatchet job with the thought that it was ‘strange times when the foreign secretary is criticised for making comments on the biggest foreign policy issue of our time’…and yet the BBC continues to slate Boris at every turn….today was no better as the Today show dragged in two Remainers [08:50] to tell us what they thought of Boris….Craig Oliver and Margaret Heffernan…both ex BBC and, as said, both Remainers. No guesses for the line they took.
Apparently Boris is guilty of blustering optimism as he speaks nonsense devoid of reality….Boris, they told us ‘had lost touch with reality.’ Boris, they said, was lying. Presumably recorded after a few bottles at the wine bar the night before as clearly the stuff of drunken, loose lipped prejudice slipping out…no?
Heffernan it seems is the one who has lost touch with reality as any glance down her Twitter feed will show….competition…bad…..wages low…such a mystery [er no…due to immigration…usual supply and demand distorted by open border and unlimited supply of cheap labour]…..and let’s talk gender fluidity…no such thing as boys and girls…and of course a Clinton supporter…..no wonder the BBC likes her….
Competition regularly produces just what we don't want: fraud, cheating, stress, inequality and political stalemate. https://t.co/z2UUxAV31k pic.twitter.com/HSuNLOv6Br
— Margaret Heffernan (@M_Heffernan) September 14, 2017
Wow, supply and demand not working the way they're supposed to… https://t.co/p9t2WYiiOp
— Margaret Heffernan (@M_Heffernan) September 13, 2017
"No one’s a wholly pink butterfly or a blue car. We are all, to varying degrees, purple spaceship onesies" https://t.co/6Sn9V9QogS
— Margaret Heffernan (@M_Heffernan) September 16, 2017
Hilary Clinton could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and do nothing, and they would say she shot somebody.
— Randi Mayem Singer (@rmayemsinger) September 15, 2017


