The BBC’s reporting of the latest bank scandal concerning Barclays, probably only the first bank in the firing line, misses out a major question and uses language that is immoderate and unusual for the BBC.   The BBC is freely using ‘lied’ or ‘liars’ in relation to how Barclays carried out its business. In truth of course this is an appropriate description but the normal practise is to infer they lied using more restrained … Continue reading →

An excellent spot by ‘Tommy Atkins’ in the comments:   Spotlight falls on Televisa, Mexico’s all-powerful TV station Critics accuse Televisa of manipulating politicians and viewers and threatening democracy. For decades Televisa‘s logo – a golden human eye gazing at the world through a television screen – captured the company’s success at controlling and dominating what Mexicans watched. The media firm, the biggest in Latin America, produced soap operas, quiz … Continue reading →

Here’s another Guardian story but again it illustrates the same prejudices that are hard wired into the psyches of the BBCers in their loathing of anything that smacks of ‘Right Wing’ populism….ie anything that the general public might believe or enjoy. I have included much more of the material than is stricly necessary because it is of interest regardless of BBC bias concerns….read on…..   Unmitigated lefty loathing of the … Continue reading →

Whilst Eddie Mair on R4 attacks Bankers as ‘greedy, unscrupulous liars’  nowhere to be seen is an expose of Labour’s underhand and corrupt methods where it funds ‘charities’ that then go out and promote a Labour agenda…..if a ‘mere’ blog like Guido Fawkes can dig up these stories the question is why can’t the all powerful and well resourced BBC? Perhaps the will is missing.

The BBC has indulged its anti-Establishment leanings and satisfied its simmering desire to hack away at the Police Force in a polemical onslaught based on, well not very much really. They drag up a few examples of bad practise but how many good ones?  None.  Hardly what you might call balanced or anywhere near the truth.    It is what you might call a dangerous lie being peddled by the … Continue reading →

The spectacled theorist would have given his life for his doctrine rather than for his people. The abstract principles that the law of democracy and ‘liberty’ are more sacred than the welfare of the nation under which principles these intelligentsia will defend the worst kind of tyranny, though it may be leading a people to ruin, because it is fleeting embodiment of the ‘authority of the state’ and another will … Continue reading →

  The Principles of BBC NewsSpeak       ‘What is important is not what the creator of an idea of genius may mean, but what this idea becomes in the mouth of whomever transmits it.’ Adolf Hitler   　   The principles are whatever the BBC says they are.   BBC NewsSpeak is the official language of the Liberal Elite and has been devised to meet the ideological needs … Continue reading →

    You’ve had to put up with a solid diet of my take on BBC bias for two weeks but David should be back in the saddle very shortly. I shall say thanks for not abusing me too much and pointing me in the direction of some good stories. You may wonder if the blog has any effect on the BBC…of course that’s hard to tell…but it is read … Continue reading →

Question 1.  How do you spell ‘Labour got it wrong’? Answer: ‘The Tories did it’   What is the missing word in this report  on the failure of PFI hospitals? And the answer isn’t ‘Tory’. Hospitals are either going to close or be put into ‘administration’ because their costs have spiralled out of control as they try to make the PFI payments. What else is there? Oh yes this: ‘The capital simply … Continue reading →

  The BBC’s Black Ops co-conspirator has surfaced in the shape of the Guardian’s editor Alan Rusbridger going in for the kill whilst Murdoch is down…but still not out. It is of course beautifully written…articulate and erudite…however it’s beautifully written tripe with a huge side order of self interested drivel. The overwhelming case for plurality This is not just about Rupert Murdoch – allowing media power to be concentrated in … Continue reading →