Is The President’s Harvard Law School Professor A Racist?

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Roberto Unger, one of the President’s old professors at Harvard Law School, has said that the President “must be defeated” in the next election (@6:10). Is he a racist? Actually, Unger is making the same criticisms of the President as some others from the far-Left have been making, including Occupiers: He has failed to transform the country into a Progressive Paradise. He hasn’t governed Left enough. “President Obama must be … Continue reading →

Set Frasers to Stun

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The BBC’s favourite ‘turbulent priest’ Giles Fraser has said something that might be construed as islamophobic in the corridors of the BBC… “A week before the Occupy thing started I preached at St. Paul’s about violence,” said Fraser. “I’m very exercised, and always have been, by the way the Church justifies violence to itself. That sermon is really about [the French anthropologist] René Girard. He argues that religions are sublimated … Continue reading →

You’re a Racist….Go Back to Where You Belong!

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The Today programme yesterday wished Enoch Powell, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth, a happy birthday. Well, nearly. Justin Webb says…‘We’re going to wish him, well, a qualified happy birthday.’ …because you know what a racist hate monger he was…. Justin Webb was very insistent that Powell was a racist. No he wasn’t….Powell made the clear and powerful point that ‘multi-culturalism’ doesn’t work….not because he had … Continue reading →

Behind the Scenes

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Over the course of the Leveson Inquiry we have been gravely informed of the deleterious effect of the Murdoch’s malign influence on, and easy access to, politicians. What the BBC seems reluctant to admit is that all media outlets have access, and demand that access, to the Government in order to lobby in their own interests. Here is just one (I’m sure there must be many, many more) example of … Continue reading →

Heart of The Matter

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The BBC presents  a fairly unsophisticated picture of this country’s economic state and the debate surrounding it.  It allows them of course to control the debate and what is said more easily….at a basic level it can invite on speakers who it knows may not be very good at getting their views across (probably a Tory)…or someone who is rather good at ‘soundbite’ debating (usually a Labour person). AA Gill … Continue reading →

Spend, Spend, Spend and ..er..Don’t Tax

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Today’s interview by Evan Davis of Ed Balls did neither of them any credit. Davis failed to get Balls to reveal what his actual plans are for the economy and how much they will cost in borrowing, and Balls ignored all the questions and ploughed on battering us over the head with his ‘Plan B’……or ‘Going For Broke’ as you might like to call it.   Nick Robinson ‏@bbcnickrobinson Think … Continue reading →

The Foreign Bureau Of The White House Press Office Is At It Again

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The President and Mitt Romney have both given what they say are economic policy stump speeches in Ohio this week (on the same day, actually), and the BBC is right there to tell about it. Or, as this is the BBC, some of it. Obama and Romney offer US voters election choice US President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney have laid out competing visions of the road … Continue reading →

BBC Shareholder’s Revolt?

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Neil Turner in the comments has a campaign up and running: His ePetition is now up:  “Do you want to keep BBC’s Licence Fee ? Yes or No “    The Telegraph is thinking along similar lines. Isn’t it time for a shareholder revolt at the BBC? ‘Isn’t it time that shareholders in the BBC – that means all of us – took a similar stand? Blissfully unaffected by the economic … Continue reading →