Interesting snippet from Inspector Gadget about a ‘well known radio journalist’ and a fake ‘police’ blogger. Gadget Note: I love this story because just after the retail-riots, a well known radio journalist suggested to me that Winter’s stories were far more ‘human and sensitive’ than mine, and that this fact made him more ‘appealing to the public and more realistic’ than Inspector Gadget! Now Who is a well known radio journalist? Nicky … Continue reading
This may shock you…not only has the BBC had something positive to say about a Coalition policy but it was the BBC nemesis of the Tory Party, Mark Easton, a man whose sole aim in life is to ensure no Tory policy goes undamned, who had some praise…notwithstanding he did find this ‘perverse’. ‘The Big Society’ gambit set out to much fanfare and trumpeting as the great white hope … Continue reading
A reader writes… “Have a read of this politically correct article from the BBC touching on just some (understatement) of the reasons (can you guess which factor of the equation they’ve left out?) why a south London NHS trust has gone into administration – just one of several in the UK over the last few weeks! The BBC obviously feels that the topic of uncontrolled immigration is simply too sensitive … Continue reading
When the BBC produces such vastly distorted political propaganda as this from the Panorama team you have to start thinking that the time has come for drastic surgery cutting out the gangrenous, festering, toxic, politicised heart of the BBC. They have clearly decided to engage in an outright war of propaganda against ‘Austerity’, quite prepared to use lies and disinformation to spread ‘alarm and despondency’ amongst the population in the hope … Continue reading
Victoria Derbyshire interviews the new General Secretary of the TUC, Frances O’Grady. However it wasn’t so much an interview as a chance to bang the drum for Labour Party policies in what was in effect a half hour party political broadcast. O’Grady was pitching the Labour line that government cuts are slowing the economy, increasing unemployment, reducing tax revenues and therefore forcing the government to borrow more. No questions from Derbyshire…or none … Continue reading
Sorry for the delay in putting this up but had a problem accessing the server this morning. A NEW open thread for you…
Certain this must be a sweep stake in the BBC news room…how fast will some one notice the deliberate evasiveness?….. ‘Three men from Birmingham have appeared in court accused of plotting to attack members of the English Defence League. Our correspondent says the defendants, all with dark hair and beards, wore black sweatshirts and trousers as they sat in the dock at Tuesday’s hearing.’ Guess I’ve just won someone a … Continue reading
If you want a laugh, I suggest you tune into this programme on BBC Radio 4 this afternoon. In No Extremists Please- We’re British! Trevor Phillips, the chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, conducts a personal investigation into why extremist parties have never gained a significant electoral foothold in Britain; he asks whether there’s something inherent in the mindset of the white working class voter that makes us … Continue reading
Anyone catch the Today programme this morning and the BBC doing it’s very best to extract an apology from Hague for Osborne suggesting that Ed Balls “had questions” to answer over the fixing of Libor? My goodness but Ed must be happy with his pals at Broadcasting House and their valiant attempts to protect his good name. I mean the very idea that those people in the Labour Government with … Continue reading
Listen to this, Marr’s ‘Start the Week’, and you will hear some outlandish stuff though standard fare for the BBC. First an ‘ex-Muslim radical’, Maajid Nawaz, who helped found Quilliam along with also ex-Muslim radical Ed Husain….having read the books and heard them speak I conclude the ‘ex-radical’ may be a bit premature…they seem to still aim for the same ends just with a softly softly approach. Then an … Continue reading
