BBC bias further exposed

[WTFH]

No such thing as a 5 star hotel in Cuba.. 3 star at best

But 3* doesn't sell stories. And if you can convince your readership that foreign 5* hotels are terrible, then it helps reinforce the "foreign is bad" belief.

[WTFH]

BBC bias further exposed

Why is the biased BBC wasting it's time on stories about the pound strengthening,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41266528

When there's Britain's most desirable ex-council house to be reported on
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ells-1-4m.html

Typical BBC bias, ignoring the important stuff, isn't that right, excon, OwlHoot, etc?

*These were the top story on the home page of each outlet at 16:22 today

[shaunbhoy]

Why is the biased BBC wasting it's time on stories about the pound strengthening,

Pound jumps as Bank of England hints at rate rise - BBC News

When there's Britain's most desirable ex-council house to be reported on
Ex-council house on Cornish coast sells for £1.4m | Daily Mail Online

Typical BBC bias, ignoring the important stuff, isn't that right, excon, OwlHoot, etc?

*These were the top story on the home page of each outlet at 16:22 today

You really are a sad obsessive little man.

[SueEllen]

You really are a sad obsessive little man.

I'm more obsessed -

linky

On Tuesday, she said that her concerns relate to risks around media plurality and to the commitment of broadcasting standards.

“Yesterday I received letters on behalf of both parties to the merger confirming that while they disagree with my minded-to decision, they would not be making substantive representations in relation to it,” Ms Bradley said on Thursday.

“As a result, I can confirm my final decision is to refer the merger to the CMA for a Phase 2 investigation on media plurality and genuine commitment to broadcasting standards grounds,” she added.

She said that from the point of referral, the CMA has 24 weeks, or around six months, to conduct an investigation into the merger and provide her with advice.

[northernladyuk]

You really are a sad obsessive little man.

And when you lose 20 stone, you can be one too.

[excon]

What is Tommy's take on the ethnic cleansing, murder and rape of mainly Muslim Rohingya by the Myanmar Buddhist majority?

Don't know, I wonder what the world thought of Germans being kicked out of Eastern Europe after 1945?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight...44%E2%80%9350)

Karma? I'm not sure too many tears were shed.

[excon]

Why is the biased BBC wasting it's time on stories about the pound strengthening,

Pound jumps as Bank of England hints at rate rise - BBC News

When there's Britain's most desirable ex-council house to be reported on
Ex-council house on Cornish coast sells for £1.4m | Daily Mail Online

Typical BBC bias, ignoring the important stuff, isn't that right, excon, OwlHoot, etc?

*These were the top story on the home page of each outlet at 16:22 today

I'm not surprised you don't believe me, why would you? But I'm very surprised you don't give BBC employee views credence.

BBC viewers angered by its 'innate liberal bias' - Telegraph

Andrew Marr, the BBC's former political editor, said at a seminar last year that the BBC is "a publicly funded urban organisation with an abnormally large proportion of younger people, of people in ethnic minorities and almost certainly of gay people compared with the population at large."

All this, he said in the report, "creates an innate liberal bias inside the BBC".


Are you calling Andrew Marr a liar as well? He's far from the only BBC employee saying this, it's accepted fact.

[WTFH]

L

I'm not surprised you don't believe me, why would you? But I'm very surprised you don't give BBC employee views credence.

BBC viewers angered by its 'innate liberal bias' - Telegraph

Andrew Marr, the BBC's former political editor, said at a seminar last year that the BBC is "a publicly funded urban organisation with an abnormally large proportion of younger people, of people in ethnic minorities and almost certainly of gay people compared with the population at large."

All this, he said in the report, "creates an innate liberal bias inside the BBC".


Are you calling Andrew Marr a liar as well? He's far from the only BBC employee saying this, it's accepted fact.

Let's see - I produce articles from today which you deny even exist on the BBC website, and you counter with a link to a Telegraph article from ten years ago.

Why can't you accept that as fact?

[northernladyuk]

Don't know, I wonder what the world thought of Germans being kicked out of Eastern Europe after 1945?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight...44%E2%80%9350)

Karma? I'm not sure too many tears were shed.

How does karma apply to a raped or murdered Rohingya woman?

[excon]

How does karma apply to a raped or murdered Rohingya woman?

You really should read up on what islam is, it's history and how it came to have so many "converts". It has also unlike Christianity never changed, there was no reformation in islam, many many muslims believe in the literal interpretation of the koran which has some choice passages regarding non believers and their treatment.