The name Fidel Castro popped up during last night’s Florida GOP debate, drawing this response from BBC Washington correspondent Adam Blenford: I dread to think what that could mean! Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
It’s time for the President’s third ‘State of the Union’ speech, in which He addresses the masses from on high, laying out His latest Plan For Us. The BBC will surely be right there to tell you what to think about it. To prepare for the propaganda coverage, a review of the previous SoU speeches and BBC reporting should help set the proper perspective. His first SoU was greeted with … Continue reading
Today: R4. Monday 23rd January 2012.Yesterday, at about 7:45. Evan Davis read out the newspaper review. An item from the Guardian was singled out, which he articulated with passion and a distinct air of disapproval. What was it? A new scandal about Hackgate? Big Ben toppled over? Breaking news about another atrocity in Syria? No, it was Harriet Sherwood’s article about the ill-treatment of Palestinian children in Israeli prisons. The … Continue reading
I always like it when light is cast into darkness. Biased BBC’s Alan picks up on this interesting detail not mentioned by the BBC; “Enver Solomon fromthe ‘Children’s Society’ has been all over the BBC today. It might be nice to know that the Children’s Society’ full name is the ‘Churchof England Children’s Society’ and that it is essentially controlled by thevery same Bishops who are opposing the government’s welfare policy. … Continue reading
Biased BBC contributor Alan notes; “The BBC is clearly a very busy organisation struggling under the burden of having to make savings on its budget. Perhaps this is why it misses so much of the world’s news. In Norway last week the head of intelligence tells us that: Reuters , Tuesday 17 Jan 2012 ‘Radical Islam remains the most serious threat faced by Norway despite the attacks by an islamophobe terrorist … Continue reading
It seems to me that the BBC cannot get through any current news programme without informing us how evil “big business” really is and how the bankers, in particular, broke Britain. They know that repetition of this meme rams it into the heads of those listening and this is one of the things that is most dangerous about the Corporation. With Comrade Vince Cable doing his best to slay the capitalism … Continue reading
Been a busy day, which started with me debating the Bishop of Hulme, Stephen Lowe, on the BBC this morning here. Go to 30 minutes in here and listen for half an hour, if you dare! Meanwhile, back on the Today programme, Justin Webb was on the attack against the very well spoken (if a tad dripping wet) Andrew Lansley. Yesterday it was IDS who got the treatment and today … Continue reading
Perhaps you may wish to comment on this from BBC DG Mark Thompson to the Leveson Inquiry this morning? “The BBC is not a business and it might well be that someone running a media business might take a different view from the view that I took as director general of the BBC. “The BBC is a public service broadcaster. It is committed to be the most trusted, trustworthy source … Continue reading
Monday morning and a new Open Thread to start the week! Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
Did you catch this VERY hostile and interrupting interview by Evan Davies of Iain Duncan Smith on the BBC this morning? How very dare Government try to limit Welfare! I’ll be on the BBC myself later today (BBC Birmingham around 12.40) discussing this topic. My view is that whilst the principle of a cap is a good one, £26,000 seems an excessive amount. What about those many people who earn … Continue reading
