Make Britain great again, let's cull the BBC

[LondonManc]

The BBC went to considerable lengths to present the truth to the electorate but 14 million Homo Brextis still scratched a mark for Boris on their ballot papers.

It is great shame but you have to face the undeniable fact if you've got an overwhelming number of idiots voting in the country, the BBC is pointless and just a waste of money.

Yewtree much?
Misportrayal of the picketers in the Miners' Strike?
Maggie's Militant Tendencies?

They've got more and more arrogant since, feeling untouchable.

While they do put out a lot of good content, the amount of money they waste is inexcusable; let them compete in a fair market, with either an advertising model like ITV or a subscription/advertising model like Sky, Netflix, etc.

[Zigenare]

Yewtree much?
Misportrayal of the picketers in the Miners' Strike?
Maggie's Militant Tendencies?

They've got more and more arrogant since, feeling untouchable.

While they do put out a lot of good content, the amount of money they waste is inexcusable; let them compete in a fair market, with either an advertising model like ITV or a subscription/advertising model like Sky, Netflix, etc.

What about Sir Cliff?

[Eirikur]

While most of the moronic Corbynites shouted from the rooftops that the BBC was the stooge of the Tories.

Really...

Yes as long as both sides complain they are biased against them they must be doing something right

[PCTNN]

This is the strategy to make Britain into an "Idiocracy". Step one is to replace the BBC, with trash TV and loud tabloid newspapers spreading propaganda. Goodbye to all those boring programmes like Newsnight, Panorama and Politics Today, hello Love Island.

Good one Boris...

That's how berlusconi stayed in power in Italy for years and years. Take an electorate made of morons, and make it more stupid by drowning them with trash TV and newspapers.

[JohntheBike]

As it does now, stumbling incoherently from one story to the next in a slightly left leaning curve avoiding where at all possible the inconvenient facts found in its path.

avoiding where at all possible the inconvenient facts found in its path.

how could "Points of View" ever be credible? Presented on the BBC by BBC employees. Bizarre!

[LondonManc]

What about Sir Cliff?

What about him?

[WTFH]

how could "Points of View" ever be credible? Presented on the BBC by BBC employees. Bizarre!

It should be presented by Lord Farage and Dom-boy.

[Zigenare]

What about him?

How about this debacle...

Do you not feel that the BBC screwed that one up?

[Eirikur]

How about this debacle...

Do you not feel that the BBC screwed that one up?

They did and are admitting they did and are going to great lengths to apologise for it. Whereas your favorite daily fail will only do so after being convicted and forced to do that

[Zigenare]

They did and are admitting they did and are going to great lengths to apologise for it. Whereas your favorite daily fail will only do so after being convicted and forced to do that

Did you miss the court case and the BBC's response? Namely "The BBC said journalists acted in good faith and it is considering an appeal."?

FFS, do you get your same facts from WTFH's copy of "The non-factual Fiction Book of non-facts"?