WAR – WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?

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It’s all in the angle taken. Biased BBC contributor Alan observes:“When Gaddafi’s convoy was hit by NATO aircraft all news reports took similar line…..it was a military convoy trying to escape the NTC troops…even the BBC reported this:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/world-africa-15387872’13:55 Nato aircraft on Thursday morning struck two pro-Gaddafi military vehicles in the vicinity of Sirte, a spokesman said. “At approximately 08:30 local time (GMT+2) today, Nato aircraft struck two pro-Gaddafi forces military … Continue reading →

HOW THEY SPEND YOUR CASH!

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Nice to see that austerity has not quite reached the shores of the BBC; “BBC fatcats have splashed out thousands of pounds of licence-payers’ cash on nearly 100 leaving parties at exclusive restaurants and bars.  Staff, including many top executives, spent £70,000 on alcohol and lavish parties despite a pledge to cut more than 20 per cent off the corporation’s entire budget.  The figure includes £20,403 on staff leaving parties … Continue reading →

Come, let us tell in Zion what the Lord our God has done

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Sorry I’m a little late in getting to this, but life intrudes occasionally. I saw this the day it was posted, but didn’t have time to deal with it until now. BBC US President editor blogged about Libya and the death of Gaddafi. And it’s classic Mardell in full acolyte mode. Gaddafi killed: A new kind of US foreign policy success “Wow”, said Hilary Clinton as she was handed a … Continue reading →

ST. PAUL’S

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I’ll admit I have very little sympathy for those prelates at St.Paul’s who chose to welcome the anarcho-communist rabble whilst sending the police away but who NOW think Swampy and co need to clear off. However I recommend you give THIS BBC interview a whirl. It is perfectly clear where John Humphyrs sympathies lie. I just love the way that the protestors against reality “General Assembly” line is lapped up by … Continue reading →

BBC IGNORES BIDEN LIES, GOES AFTER RUBIO

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The BBC has managed to squeeze two items out of a Washington Post story on Marco Rubio’s family history, with a news report and an accompanying bit of pointless padding from Daniel “let’s defend Obama” Nasaw (unsurprisingly both pieces make prominent reference to Rubio’s status as a Tea Party favourite). Thanks to the internet we can get a different perspective, and Hot Air provides us with a statement from the … Continue reading →

DEVOLUTION MAX?

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“Power without responsibility – the prerogative of the harlot throughout the ages”.  Why Baldwin could have been talking about the State Broadcaster. Or the SNP. Post World War Two the remnants of burnt out Europe were allowed to build up their socialist Nirvana (Now RIP) because the United States bore the heavy lifting of funding the DEFENCE of it’s borders. The modern European Nanny State was able to prosper because it … Continue reading →

OVERSTAFFED AT DALE FARM?

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This item was brought to my attention by Biased BBC reader Lawrence; The BBC stands accused of overstaffing as protestors pull out of Dale Farm; While the number of activists dwindled, the BBC still had six satellite crews, a handful of local correspondents and a team of documentary makers on the six acre site. They even had their own caravan within the compound to provide accommodation and refreshment for the 30 … Continue reading →

RANGERS ON THE ATTACK!

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I’m not a fan of Rangers but they seem prepared to tackle the BBC … “Rangers owner Craig Whyte has said he will take legal action over a BBC documentary which carried allegations of criminality in his past dealings. The documentary heard from a government agency that he controlled a company despite being banned as a director.The programme, Rangers: The Inside Story, was shown on Thursday night. A spokesman for Mr Whyte … Continue reading →

DANNY GLOVER

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Today provided a forum for complete nutter Danny Glover to expound his odd views, this morning. (8.23am) Actor Danny Glover has co-produced a documentary about the black power struggle of the 60s and 70s in the United States. Nicola Stanbridge speaks to him about the parallels he sees with the current protest movement. Is this the same Mr Glover who concluded the earthquake in Haiti was a “response” for “what … Continue reading →