Privatise the BBC to combat left wing bias
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2016 8:16 am
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What left? The BBC's 'balance' is between the extreme right and the ultra extreme right. Cheer leaders for war and more war.canta_brian wrote:Surely the best measure of the BBC's balance is that they get accused of bias by both The left and the right.
They get accused of being right wing by the left because they are and a study by Cardiff Uni demonstrated it.canta_brian wrote:Surely the best measure of the BBC's balance is that they get accused of bias by both The left and the right.
Kuenssburg? She was the one who arranged for Stephen Doughty to resign live on air to destabilise Corbyn... so yes, not exactly left wing.UKHamlet wrote:The current political editor is even more right wing than him
She's quite disgusting.Zhivago wrote:Kuenssburg? She was the one who arranged for Stephen Doughty to resign live on air to destabilise Corbyn... so yes, not exactly left wing.UKHamlet wrote:The current political editor is even more right wing than him
Yeah, he was a real man of the people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmaduke ... th_Bradleycashead wrote:Hold on, someone actually named their kid Marmaduke?
They were left wing recipes. Cake recipes will remainWiganShark wrote:The wonderful but now meaningless words of Abe Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address... "Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth."
Now to be, Government of the people, by the media, for the shareholders, shall not perish from the earth.
"The broadcaster has agreed to remove 11,000 recipes from its website as part of savings intended to stop it competing with newspapers"
Of course, silly meZhivago wrote:They were left wing recipes. Cake recipes will remainWiganShark wrote:The wonderful but now meaningless words of Abe Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address... "Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth."
Now to be, Government of the people, by the media, for the shareholders, shall not perish from the earth.
"The broadcaster has agreed to remove 11,000 recipes from its website as part of savings intended to stop it competing with newspapers"
Their collection of recipes is actually pretty good. A bit of pruning probably wouldn't hurt, 11000 is a bit excessive, it it's a shame to lose all of them.WiganShark wrote:The wonderful but now meaningless words of Abe Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address... "Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth."
Now to be, Government of the people, by the media, for the shareholders, shall not perish from the earth.
"The broadcaster has agreed to remove 11,000 recipes from its website as part of savings intended to stop it competing with newspapers"
The cost to host all those recipes, though, is negligible for an organisation the size of the BBC. So why not. It's a public service and some people may like all of those recipes. So why not keep them all. Answer: it's all pressure towards the govt., and they never intended to.Sandydragon wrote:Their collection of recipes is actually pretty good. A bit of pruning probably wouldn't hurt, 11000 is a bit excessive, it it's a shame to lose all of them.WiganShark wrote:The wonderful but now meaningless words of Abe Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address... "Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth."
Now to be, Government of the people, by the media, for the shareholders, shall not perish from the earth.
"The broadcaster has agreed to remove 11,000 recipes from its website as part of savings intended to stop it competing with newspapers"