The BBC wonder…. New York killings: The price of ‘anti-police’ rhetoric? Not of coursewondering about the Media’s role in whipping up anti-Police sentiments but the role of the politicians. The BBC has no self awareness on this and its own role in helping to generate such feelings. That the BBC still doesn’t understand or refuses to admit its own guilt is evident in this final part of the … Continue reading
A new week and the BBC starts early. On the Today programme this morning we had someone on to defend the good reputation of North Korea followed by someone demanding even MORE street lights be turned off. Detail the bias here folks.
Two New York Policemen have been shot dead whilst sitting in their patrol car by a black man who proclaimed he aimed to kill some police in revenge for the death of Eric garner and Michael Brown. The BBC tells us that: It is not clear yet why the officers, both men, were attacked. But it is perfectly clear why he killed the police officers as … Continue reading
I see the BBC are delighted at Obama’s roll-over to Cuba. I caught an interview this morning on the Today programme with a Labour MP who enjoyed a travelling to Cuba to have a chinwag with ol’ Fidel and who was able to inform us that the REAL cause of Cuba’s woes was….yes, America. The BBC never changes — sighs. A new thread for you!
I caught quite a few BBC news bulletins yesterday and was left under the impression that the NHS was in meltdown, especially in A&E which has had its ‘worst week on record’, and from what I gathered it is due to a reckless lack of resources…apparently. Here is a clue as to why the BBC’s coverage might be less than honest: The scale of the drop is causing concern … Continue reading
The BBC’s reputation has taken one hell of a beating over Al Sweady having indulged in ‘reckless speculation’ aimed at smearing the British Army. It has spent years giving a platform to the likes of lawyer Phil Shiner so that they can peddle their lies and have them given a bit of credence by virtue of being on the BBC. But suddenly the BBC has gone quiet on … Continue reading
The BBC still doing their bit to promote Snowden’s treachery as a good thing: Snowden spying leaks prompt millions to protect data Never mind his spying has resulted in extremely serious difficulties for the intelligence services looking to combat islamic terrorists as they learn not just the intelligence gathering capabilities of the intelligence services but more importantly the techniques used. The fact that the intelligence services could monitor … Continue reading
If like me you have been listening or watching the BBC for the last few years and hearing their coverage of the alleged abuse of Iraqis or Afghans by British troops you will know that the BBC has given itself over to the likes of lawyer Phil Shiner and his extraordinary tales, his own very singular version of the truth. Today the BBC must be absolutely gutted as … Continue reading
BBC limbering up for a new bout of blackening the reputation of the British military today, ahead of the publication of the Al Sweady Inquiry report. I heard a BBC journalist intone this morning that on some occasions Iraqi combatants were…..gasp…SHOUTED at. Oh the horror. When you combine this with the BBC’s embrace of the partisan Democrat Senate report on the CIA, we see the remarkable sight of the State … Continue reading
On time and ready for completion. No sooner had the BBC been propagating the “lone wolf and disturbed individual” meme over the Sydney Jihadist than a group of Pakistani jihadists slaughter over 130 schoolchildren. Hard to put that one down to the preferred “lone wolf” theory, eh? Fill the space.
