Cooking with Corbin

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Cookery programmes are still popular, and last night’s Panorama offered another traditional and much loved recipe for making Israel look really evil. Ingredients.Two or three bright-eyed fanatics.One grey-haired self-hating lawyer with American accent.One or two Chosen People, with multiple progeny. Spicy Topping:Assorted Palestinians. (select: sad, angry, wounded, bereaved, evicted from home, tearful child.Before use, carefully remove all traces of religiously based anti-Semitism and murderous intent. Garnish.Available off the shelf: Ready-made … Continue reading →

HOMOSEXUALITY NEARLY COMPULSORY?

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Interesting insight from someone who worked for the BBC “My sexuality was formed behind bike sheds and in school dormitories, a most unimaginatively clichéd pattern of pubescent fumbling. This propelled me into a lifestyle, reinforced by a social milieu of flamboyant media gays. At the BBC, where I worked for seven years, homosexuality was very nearly compulsory.” Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.

SHILLING FOR LABOUR..

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During “Today” this morning, there were two instances of outrageous BBC grovelling to Labour. Just after 7.38am who pops up but John Reid to position himself as a champion of “individual freedom of conscience”. I thought this a bit rich coming from someone who has been at the centre of this ever more totalitarian government but he was given an easy ride. Then, just a few minutes later, we had … Continue reading →

LOVING THE TALIBAN..

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Have you picked up on BBC coverage of the Jihad attacks carried out by the Taliban in Kabul today? I suggest to you that the tone of the coverage was almost one of….admiration. The BBC seems to take perverse delight that these dark ages barbarians can carry out such atrocities. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.

AND THE LIGHTS ALL WENT OUT IN MASSACHUSETTS!

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Have you read Mark Mardell’s item on the fierce battle taking place in the USA for the senate seat left vacant by the death of Ted Kennedy? Mark seems quietly confident that the Dem’s will win this which strikes me as a bit odd since most other commentators are suggesting that Scott Brown is ahead in the polls and that Obama has been forced to do all he can to … Continue reading →

GAZING BLINDLY ON GAZA

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Anyone catch posh Ed Stourton’s travelogue on that charming resort of Gaza this morning? (7.39am). I was touched hearing his all too evident admiration for the tunnelling skills of those fine Hamastan inhabitants although angered at the way in which the evil Jews have wrought all of this due to their “Operation Cast Lead” a year ago. Good old BBC – ALWAYS fair and balanced on this topic. Click through … Continue reading →

THE TRUTH – BBC STYLE (PART 2)

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The Sunday Times reports today that the IPCC 2007 report perpetuated a massive untruth about global warming, that the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035. It’s a truly astonishing story of how a supposedly scientific body that preaches unassailable ‘facts’ will take any alarmist titbit and magnify it to the nth degree. Guess who was foremost in reporting this nonsense? The BBC of course. To be fair, it has reported … Continue reading →

THE TRUTH – BBC STYLE

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Kevin Marsh is probably not a well-known name outside the rarified corridors of the BBC. But as head of the BBC’s College of Journalism and also a former editor of Radio 4’s Today, he’s one of the corporation’s top news wallahs, shortly due to retire on an obscenely fat pension. So how does he practise his trade? As a scion of public service broadcasting, with its binding principles of fairness … Continue reading →

MORE HARRABIN CONTORTIONS

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I asked, last week, how long it would be before the intrepid Roger Harrabin came up with a defence of the Met office, after his Yorkshire-based colleague, Paul Hudson, dared to suggest that Accuweather’s Joe Bastardi (among others) was more accurate with his weather-forecasting than the Met and its £170m global warming lying machine (aka a supercomputer). Well, it’s taken him all week. And if you can understand his back-flipping, … Continue reading →