Janet Daley in the telegraph suggests that the frequent claims that the American political system is broken are without merit: The power of the people is being stolen How strong should central government be, and how much of our money should it spend? In the aftermath of the crisis in Washington — or more aptly, in the lull between crises — there is a danger that a few smug … Continue reading →

    Last week Thursday seemed to be a 24 hour Labour Party political broadcast on the BBC. The BBC attacked the Tories on all fronts blaming them and the dreaded Capitalism for the ills of Society..a veritable Pearl Harbour attack launched at dawn on the Today programme: Wonga pay day loans Energy prices Free schools (asking ‘Is there something rotten within the Free school system?) Miliband’s ‘Predistribution’…now renamed ‘The … Continue reading →

  The Mail tells us that: Dyke’s all-white panel comes under fire from black FA chief for lack of ethnic diversity And the Mail goes on to explore the story more fully, unlike the BBC’s sport’s editor, David Bond, who does a hatchet job on Dyke and fails to report the fact that Dyke did try and bring non-white people onto the FA commission: Greg Dyke’s reputation damaged by FA … Continue reading →

    Saturday morning and Justin Webb announced (08:54) that ‘You can’t consider London ‘English’‘ in a discussion about what constitutes Englishness. So the capital of England is no longer ‘English’ by race or culture. But the BBC, Mark Easton in particular, thinks immigration is a good thing….and is prepared to be economical with the truth to defend that position.   The BBC’s reaction to an EU report on migration … Continue reading →

  Ed Stourton on World At One reports on the death threats that some Muslim commentators have received from al Shabab. Talking to Ajmar Masroor Stourton tells him: ‘I have to say you’re being extremely brave.’   This is the same Ajmal Masroor who had to stand down from an election for postings on an Islamist site…MPACUK: Ajmal Masroor (Liberal Democrat) born 1971. Broadcaster and production consultant. Selected as Lib … Continue reading →

      Oil company Chevron was fined $19 billion by a court in Ecuador last year….based on ‘evidence’ brought by environmentalists. The BBC did report this in 2012: Chevron has in the past said the original ruling against the company was a product of “bribery and fraud”.   However things have moved on….. One of the financiers of an environmental lawsuit that led to a $19 billion verdict against … Continue reading →

Here’s an on-time new thread for you all to KEEP detailing the bias!

  Victoria Derbyshire had a bit of a melt down today, (around 11:00) but what’s new?,  when interviewing Ian Peters, managing director of British Gas Residential Energy, dropping all pretence of professionalism, preferring instead to harangue him for having the temerity to put prices up. When he expressed sympathy and understanding for customers she berated him and told him ‘Don’t do it then!’…later claiming that ‘you don’t care a hoot … Continue reading →

I see that the BBC has taken the catastrophic failure of the  Al-Madinah free school in Derby to create the impression that ALL free schools are a disaster unlike the wonderful State controlled sector (well, the part of that which isn’t ON STRIKE today) I heard an interview on Radio 4 just after 5pm which was a full on onslaught into the concept of free schools which managed to avoid … Continue reading →

I woke up at 6.30am to hear a BBC presenter on the Today programme ponder “Was this the end of the Republican Party”? This related to their cave-in over the raising of the Debt ceiling, allowing Obama to spend another £1trillion or so that the US doesn’t have. Mark Mardell was then invited on so he could ruminate on the “stupid” strategy of the GOP and how hopefully now that … Continue reading →