Wildlife of Luton

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Imagine David Attenborough’s version of Proud and Prejudiced. He’d most likely take the anthropologist’s view of the inhabitants of Luton. He’d examine Islamist Sayful, the dominant male, and peer at the female of the species, squawking as they flock together in their black head-to-toe plumage; the males, beards glistening luxuriantly, displaying. He might scrutinise the indigenous tribe, their dull appearance enlivened by the odd tattoo, and perhaps allude to its … Continue reading →

THERE’S SNOW BUSINESS LIKE ECO BUSINESS…

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One of the great things about Biased BBC is the tremendous expertise we have on the topic of AGW – with Robin Horbury in particular dissecting much of the nonsense spouted by the BBC on this issue. I was amused by this latest headline from our dear friend, Richard Black.  Melting Arctic link to cold, snowy UK winters. Say what?  The progressive shrinking of Arctic sea ice is bringing colder, … Continue reading →

The BBC Celebrates WikiHacks Again

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Check out how the BBC reflexively sides with WikiHacks and their publishing of stolen emails from Stratfor.  Stratfor is not a government agency, and has not been accused of any crime, yet the BBC opens the piece by describing WikiHacks as a “whistleblowing website”. Of course, anyone who is aware of boss Julian Assange’s open declaration that his intent is to harm US geopolitical goals will know what his real … Continue reading →

CASTLES IN THE AIR…

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One of the big problems with the BBC is the bias by omission that singularly characterises much of the daily output. Consider this analysis put together by B-BBC contributor Alan; “Whilst the BBC isconcerned about the deleterious effects on the democratic process that is beingTrumped by wads of Yankee greenbacks corrupting the smooth progress andundoubtedly fair Scottish government’s imposition of windfarms upon theScottish people it is less concerned about economies being … Continue reading →

PRITI WORDS DON’T MEAN MUCH TO THE BBC…

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I don’t know about you but I’m with Conservative MP Priti Patel who has claimed the BBC is showing bias in favour of hard left activists as concerns the current “Workfare” issue; She claimed BBC 2 Newsnight had ‘spent all week putting solitary Government Ministers up against panels made up of the hard Left’. Sources say David Cameron is ‘determined’ to rescue the scheme and is ‘livid’ at the BBC’s role. … Continue reading →

WORSHIPPING AT THE ALTAR…

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The BBC’s quest to find climate change hype knows no bounds. Here, in alleged news about the collapse of Mayan civilisation, the BBC reporter has constructed his story so that its focus is a warning that the cause was drought. He adds: The reconstructed droughts are similar in extent to some predictions for the near future of the same region as a result of climate change. “There are differences too, … Continue reading →

BLACK CALLS POT BLACK…

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It’s not a good week if Richard Black does not gain the interest of our commentariat and so it is that B-BBC contributor Alan observes; “Richard Black hassurfaced again having gone to ground to give himself thinking time in order towrack his brains to find a line of defence for the person who stole documentsfrom Heartland Institute.(Should you want some real world science facts listen to this….21 minutes and39 seconds … Continue reading →

A RISING TREND BEST OBSCURED

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B-BBC contributor Alan notes; “The BBC are stillingtrying to spin immigration figures and downplay the extent of immigration tothis country despite Mark Thompson’s admission that they had not covered thesubject properly in years past. The Telegraph reports the figures from government based on the yearly periodJune to June….June 2010 they were 235,000, by June 2011 they were250,000….so definitely a rise when comparing years. The BBC has decided to take a different starting … Continue reading →