BBC Censorship: Holocaust-Denial At UN-Funded Schools Is A Non-Story Edition

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The association of UNRWA employees (staff in UN-funded schools for Palestinian “refugees”) in Jordan have voted to ban acknowledging that the Holocaust happened in their school curriculum. Responding to a recent rumor that the subject might get re-introduced to students, the executive committee said this: “We condemn this decision, which equates the butcher and the victim,” read the teachers’ statement, demanding instead to introduce classes on the Palestinian “right of … Continue reading →

FLINT

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How the BBC loves Labour harpie Caroline Flint. She was given great prominence on Question Time last week and today her attack on the Coalition’s energy policy is the lead story in the UK.  What amazes me is the way in which the BBC co-operates fully with Labour revisionism of political history. It is if 1997-2010 never happened. (However the Thatcher years must never be forgotten.) The hyopocrisy from Flint … Continue reading →

THE MORMON CANDIDATE..

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A Biased BBC reader writes… “James Jones and the entire crew for THE MORMON CANDIDATE are masters of deceit and editing wizardry. I have Mormons living all around me. One has two daughters who left the faith and they are loved as much or more by their parents than their other four children. None is shunned or intimidated. Most Mormon families have some kids who bow out of the faith, … Continue reading →

MARSH GAS

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Sorry about this but it’s more Savile….it does seem that the BBC are interfering with the due process of any inquiry into this affair…… The BBC have announced two inquiries into the Savile business looking at whether the BBC was in any way to blame and why the Newsnight investigation was pulled. However judging by what I have seen and heard and what some of the comments here are saying … Continue reading →

Now & Then, Now & Then, Howzabout This Then?

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The world is a very different place now thanks to Labour’s new laws that will protect children from sex abuse, says John Humphrys.  Let’s see what laws Labour’s Harriet Harman wanted to introduce…..  Harriet Harman under attack over bid to water down child pornography law Harriet Harman’s political judgement has been called into question after it emerged that she once advocated the watering down of child pornography laws.    and … Continue reading →

Like A Warrior, He Will Stir Up His Zeal

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That line from Isaiah, 42:13, just about sums up the BBC’s breathless anticipation of tonight’s debate rematch between the President and His enemy political opponent. Jude Sheerin in Washington (another one? how many Beeboids are there in the US now? -ed) is here to reassure the faithful that the President will come out fighting. Obama team raises expectations for debate with Romney We get assurances from both the President’s mouthpiece … Continue reading →

LABOUR AND SAVILE

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It’s so touching. Even in the midst of the Savile sexual abuse maelstrom, the BBC lovingly reports Milibands plea for “an independent inquiry” into what actually went on.  Presumably judicial led, Ed, like ever other inquiry you call for on a virtually hourly basis? I heard Harman in the Commons also expressing her alarm at Savile’s crimes and how it had stained the much loved reputation enjoyed by trusted Auntie. … Continue reading →

“Viewpoint” Or Propaganda?

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This “First Person” segment for the BBC’s online Magazine is not journalism but instead borders on political advertisement. It’s another one of those “bespoke” video magazine pieces for which the BBC has increased their spending and staffing in the US. Why are ex-convicts in the US barred from voting? Is it just me, or is that an interrogative? We should expect an answer of some kind from the piece, no? … Continue reading →