THE THREE MOSQUE-TIERS

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A Biased BBC reader writes.. “The remarkable burst of pro-Muslim extremist eulogies are continuing to issue forth from the BBC almost daily….not bad considering there are less than 2 million Muslims in this country…why the blanket coverage for this favoured section of the community? The BBC has broadcast 4 programmes whitewashing Muslim extremism….omitting important facts whilst elevating others to undue prominence in the name of community peace and harmony. Programmes … Continue reading →

NIGER’S PROBLEM

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In the prime post 8am news slot, Today ran an item on the famine that afflicts the African nation of Niger.Mike Thomson explained the woes that the inhabitants of this country face with first drought and then flood causing endless misery. However I was struck by the fact that Mike mentioned, in passing, that despite being the poorest country in the world it has a booming population. Howe odd. He … Continue reading →

SOCIALISING SCHOOLS

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Martin Narey from Barnados seems a permanent fixture on the BBC these days and it is clear that his radical socialist views chime with those held bythe State Broadcaster. A favourite BBC trick is to invite the favoured interviewee into the Studio whilst the opponent languishes on the end of a phone line. So it was that Narey was in the studio this morning whilst David Green of Civitas was … Continue reading →

BENDING HISTORY (AGAIN)

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I am a fan of Jimi Hendrix (since 1966!), and have also read widely about him; I am currently writing my own book which explains factors about him that have been over-idealised. Given the BBC’s record in mangling history, I therefore looked forward with some trepidation to a BBC Radio 4 programme broadcast earlier this week about this musical genius by the lefty singer-turned- broadcaster Tom Robinson. As I feared, … Continue reading →