The BBC, if it wants to maintain its claim to impartiality, needs to retire the Home Guard (or send them on leave), because in the words of Private Frazer, 'We are all doomed!
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It was Dads Army what dun it!
TV Producer who works for ITV says that if people want to blame the BBC for influencing the Brexit debate, then why not look at their output. Yes, she starts of by saying “If you want...” not “the BBC must”
DM: ...but how can we spin it so that we can put down the BBC? Let’s just selectively quote and rely on our believers to fill in lots of gaps.
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
All remoaners want Dad's Army banned, and all brexiters are racist xenophobes. How incredibly dull. And what a daft woman. But hey, I'm glad it gave you a chuckle. You need something to brighten your life every now and then.
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It was Dads Army what dun it!
TV writer Daisy Goodwin blames Dad's Army for Brexit and wants the sitcom BANNED from our screens | Daily Mail Online
RemoanersWhat would Capt Mainwaring say! TV writer Daisy Goodwin blames Dad's Army for Brexit and wants the classic sitcom BANNED from our screens



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