"BBC has moved beyond bias, into pure propaganda"

[Libertad]

it's not going to disappear into the ether, it was pored over and discussed extensively (here and in elsewhere) in January when it happened.

I'd read Tom Pride's post as being 7th May. My mistake but it does no harm to repost Alexander's blog post.

 

[ruffneck23]

BBC may be biased against Jeremy Corbyn, says former BBC boss

 

[butchersapron]

Note he's an ex-labour Councillor. All piss in the same pot.

Anyway, surprisingly good piece from Seymour. Note the quote from the odious Marr.

 

[killer b]

That Seymour piece is bang on. Cheers.

 

[discokermit]

i signed the petition cos any dig at these fuckers is a dig at these fuckers. i now feel cheated. fuck 38 degrees and fuck the nuj. they're not working class. cunts.

 

[editor]

It's hard to defend the BBC when they post inane clickbaity drivel like this up as 'news'

Google street view blurs cow's face in Cambridge - BBC News

 

[two sheds]

I clicked that

 

[Gromit]

It's hard to defend the BBC when they post inane clickbaity drivel like this up as 'news'

Google street view blurs cow's face in Cambridge - BBC News

Anything that goes moderately viral is considered news now

 

[Pickman's model]

Anything that goes moderately viral is considered news now

Yeh epidemics and the like

 

[brogdale]

This shameful take on the vermin's recession caused by the ongoing and accelerating immiseration of the people is a particularly egregious example of victim blaming.



Not for the first time nor, I'm sure, the last...it calls for the famous Brecht quote from "Die Lösung"...

After the uprising of the 17th of June
The Secretary of the Writers' Union
Had leaflets distributed on the Stalinallee
Which stated that the people
Had squandered the confidence of the government
And could only win it back
By redoubled work [quotas]. Would it not in that case
Be simpler for the government
To dissolve the people
And elect another?

 

[teqniq]

Have you see the image they are using right now with this article?

UK economy fell into recession after people cut spending

People spending less helped drive the UK economy to shrink by more than expected at the end of last year.

www.bbc.com