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I like pienaar, but he does look like a walrusOriginally Posted by BlueWales
They could go even more sordid with their line of questioning, does he think its normal to masturbate in a nightclub and fire his dirty seed onto unsuspecting women. He looks like a wrong'un so I bet he would be up to stuff like that.
So Labour weren't to blame, after all? Of course not.look its fallen significantly since the came into power. Would always take a while to undo the damage of the recession. You cant simply wipe out all the borrowing that was already in place.
Shush, he's taken on a different persona now.
He's like ccmb's very own time lord.
Even if he was feedy what the hell has that nightclub story got to do with this?(I don't think it is btw)
shhhh dont spoil the looney lefts funEven if he was feedy what the hell has that nightclub story got to do with this?
of course the BBC are impartial. you only have to listen to R4's today to see just how they attack both left and right on a regular basis.
He seemed to be trying to take some moral high ground about someone marrying and remarryingEven if he was feedy what the hell has that nightclub story got to do with this?
And
The story, the way he revealed it and the subsequent weeks of teasing still make me chuckle today (saddo that I am)
The cavalry arrives...shhhh dont spoil the looney lefts fun
So you are sure it's "him" are you?
Very much not sure. He was a complete europhile back in the day. His approach is so similar though.So you are sure it's "him" are you?
GOO GOO JA BOOH.
It might have something to do with the fact that in the 2015 general election UKIP had a lot more votes than the Liberal Democrats & The Green Party combined. I don't particularly like UKIP but I must admit that their number of MPs is seriously out of kilter with the votes won when you compare them to other parties, particularly the SNP & to a lesser extent the Lib Dems.
As for the argument about BBC bias I find them to be pretty neutral towards all parties & i say that as someone who does not have a particular bias towards any political party.
I've always thought that the BBC has been, broadly speaking, pretty neutral. Currently, it seems as if the criticism lately has been of a perceived right wing bias after years when claims of left wing favouritism seemed more prevalent. Does this mean that the BBC has shifted to the right as a result of pressure being put on it by the Government? Maybe it has, but I still watch and listen to it and think it's broadly neutral and there would be millions throughout the world who would compare it to what happens with their countries media and wonder what we were moaning about. That said, I did notice this morning on Radio 5's 9 o clock news bulletin that the section on Labour's plans for the English NHS ended with a mention of the Government dismissing them as a shambles, whereas the mention which followed about the Conservative proposals regarding worker's right did not have a response from another party - that can't be right can it?
I'm all for PR over FPTP, however counting votes when someone comes in second place, which can be used as a protest vote in a FPTP system rather than a direct vote in a PR system, does lead to claims by UKIP (and formerly LibDems) that they are under-represented. no doubt they are, but not to the extent that they claim
perhaps no other party commented?
Maybe their job is to support the government of the day? (as long as it's the "right kind" of goverment)
The big problem I have with Kuenssberg and the BBC in general, is the unwillingness to really take this government to task. We've had at least seven years of austerity, savage cuts, public sector pay freezes, nearly a million people on zero hour contracts, queues at food banks etc etc, yet I rarely see pieces that are critical of the Tories. I just cannot believe what an easy ride they've had. Instead they seem to be completely preoccupied with reporting on Labour and Corbyns failings.
It does help of course that the tories have also had the twin gifts of two referendums to deflect attention from their miserable performance in charge.
I dislike Kuennsberg but am mildly attracted to her
The BBC, along with most other western media organisations specialize in news by ommision and diversion, along with the careful selection of experts who comment on events, etc. It's all clever stuff which the average person is totally oblivious too. You can research Bernays, Tavistock, SRI, Chomsky, Kotte, Mockingbird, etc.
I agree. The BBC have been pitiful. Channel 4 news are the only ones to hold them accountable.
Another news outlet I had listened to earlier had said that Labour has responded to the proposals by saying that the Conservatives were taking people for fools.
you want the BBC to report a soundbite?
Bit of an update from UK column on "Saving Syria's children" just for you, as you are clearly the only person that looked at that story.
Do you think there is someone at the BBC telling their journalists and TV presenters what to write, how to write it and to make sure it is pro right wing biased ? - do you believe that ?
And if you do - do you think it strange that no BBC journalist or presenter has ever spilled the beans, no one ever writer a book or secret blog about how they were forced to write or speak in a certain way ?
Whoever this BBC controller of political thought and presentation is must be very very clever
ps I also find her attractive - like a young Selena Scott (for our older readers)
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