The BBC is never happier than bashing those who succeed in generating profit. I suppose this is a consequence of the fact that they are handed £3bn a year without having to do anything other than undermine the Nation whose name it bears. Give THIS interview a listen. It’s classic anti-capitalism and the idea of balance is risible. TUC Comrade Brendan Barber leads the assault, and Garry Wilson gives the … Continue reading
Busy day so my first chance to catch up with you!. Spoke to the Mail on Sunday today re the BBC offering a lucrative contract to Racing Driver David Coulthard even as he retains a lucrative contract with Red Bull. I trust they will run the story on Sunday. Also, was alerted to this call for diversity feedback from the BBC. It seems Amanda Rice, BBC Head of Diversity, wants … Continue reading
Matt Frei simply cannot help himself. In his latest blogpost, he reveals his political bias when he says this: I know John Boehner has the Tea Party Taliban breathing down his neck Ha, ha, very droll. Just one more bit of slander from a BBC employee. I’m sure Helen Boaden is proud. Not to mention the fact that Frei’s piece is generally a humorous dressing down of the new Speaker … Continue reading
I’ve been reading Melanie Phillips’s address to Ariel Conference on Law and mass Media, 30 December 2010.I find long articles more user-friendly read straight from the page like in the olden days, so I printed this one off. Whichever way floats your boat, do read it. The commonplace dismissal of her as Mad Mel had me stumped. How could such an eloquent, logical thinker be considered mad?I now see this … Continue reading
I see Roger Harrabin and Richard Black – both main environment reporters at the BBC – as a rather sinister version of a modern-day Box and Cox act. Roger does his bit, then up pops Richard, spouting from the same hymn sheet. And here, in type, and on time, is Richard Black – aided by BBC weatherman Darren Bett (and Met Office slave), who, in his own words, became an … Continue reading
Anyone else catch Mark Mardell’s paean to Obama masquerading as a news item here? It’s entertaining to listen to Mardell dream on about The One and how things might yet work out for him. What is truly remarkable is that whoever the BBC sends to the USA they all become drooling fans of the Democrat Party. It’s almost as if they had a predisposition to a left of centre politica agenda, … Continue reading
Following up my post yesterday about Roger Harrabin’s partisan antics, eagle-eyed B-BBC reader John Horne Tooke found this gem, about our Roger’s chairing of the Environment Agency’s annual conference in November. This body, of course is chaired by former Labour culture minister, Chris Smith, who long since abandoned his marbles in his zeal for the green creed. The report of the conference is so jaw-dropping about Mr Harrabin that it … Continue reading
On Thursday, when the new Congress is seated and begins work, there will be an historic moment, something that hasn’t happened since the founding of United States: the US Constitution will be read out in the House of Representatives. It’s a statement by the newly-elected and Tea Party-influenced Republican majority that they heard the voters and they’re realigning their priorities. Naturally, the Left is shocked and outraged. Ezra Klein, founder … Continue reading
New Year and time for a new open thread for you to further expose the bias of the State Broadcaster! Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
It’s been a busy morning for the 5th columnists at the BBC. Interesting item here on Today @ 8.30am concerning the “lost generation” of young unemployed people. The allegation being pursued is that the evil Coalition is putting young people on the scrap heap by not continuing with the wise and kindly policies of Labour. Professor Paul Gregg made a guest appearance to state that some of Labour’s policies had … Continue reading
