Before the 2003 Iraq War Russia, China, France and Germany opposed the US resolution to ‘legalise’ the war. The BBC fully endorsed their stance because it opposed the war itself. No questions were ever asked about why any of these countries were opposing the resolution….was it for some humane anti-war reason or the reality…a grubby backing of a murderous dictator for commercial and geo-political reasons. The vetos were therefore themselves ‘illegitimate’ being … Continue reading
Most people here will have noticed that the BBC has gone overboard this week with the hand-wringing over US gun laws. The same agenda – US gun laws are too permissive, gun ownership laws lead to a high homicide rate, etc. – has spread across the spectrum of BBC broadcasting, from the website to radio to television. All of it from the same angle: too much gun ownership, ordinary citizens … Continue reading
OK Folks – Monday morning and time for a new one of this for your use. Please fill it up with instances of their BIAS,.
Here are a further couple of examples of the aberrant behaviour that seems to be so closely associated with Islam in the UK. A former Imam up in Court for molesting young girls and a ‘Sexual predator’ who attacked two women in a nightclub and also a young mother. I’m sure the BBC will be covering these stories in detail…..
Interesting report on the BBC Today programme this morning concerning the nature of those “rebels” fighting the Assad regime. You see the BBC has embedded a reporter with the “rebels” fighting for the “Syria Free Army” as they cross from Lebanon into Syria. It appears that those who seek to bring down Assad fall into two groups; the first is Muslim but it wants to see a pluralist Syria that … Continue reading
There are a few Conservatives that the BBC quite likes and Tim Yeo is one. (Bercow is another). Yeo’s Eco- zealotry is the reason for BBC admiration and he was given a very easy ride on Today this morning (7.13am) as he attacked his own colleagues in the Treasury for not putting further subsidy into green energy. Tim Yeo, chairman of the energy and climate change select committee, said: “The … Continue reading
In Katya Adler’s film on the rise of what she calls the ‘Far Right’ in Germany she mentions the ‘Immortals’ and states that they are ‘anti-globalisation, anti-capitalist and anti-democratic’. Is there any difference between these National Socialists and the Socialists of ‘Occupy’? Strange how the BBC and Paul Mason love Occupy but abhor their fellow Socialists over the Channel.
The number of armed and violent radical Muslims is on the rise in Germany. The Islamist movement is diversifying and attracting growing numbers of students, middle class professionals and intellectuals….the students being recruited as ‘sleepers’ to infiltrate into positions of power and influence later in their careers. Revelations of mass murder and hate crimes forced the German authorities to admit they’d done too little for too long. It is one … Continue reading
The BBC’s sport correspondent, Gary Richardson, has been accused of being biased by the ‘Unions’ for calling border staff strikers a ‘disgrace’ and suggesting they should be sacked. Richardson is normally quite ‘in your face’ as an interviewer but certainly he did say the strikers were a disgrace and it did seem a personal statement…..as to the rest you make your own mind up, (45 mins). The unions were strangely quiet when … Continue reading
The BBC exists to serve the public interest. Or so its Charter tells us. What it believes is the ‘public interest’ is altogether a different thing. It certainly believes the police, government and, well, just about every public body and commercial interest should be accountable for its actions…accountable to the BBC. It is less happy about its own accountability as Mark Thompson goes on to explain: ‘Transparency is as … Continue reading
