OT Corrupt BBC at it again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[howdydoo]

Joke organisation. It's the norm these days.


The BBC committed a "serious breach" of broadcasting rules by failing to disclose that the narrator of a documentary about Gaza was the son of a Hamas official, UK media regulator Ofcom has ruled.

An Ofcom investigation into Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone has concluded that the programme was "materially misleading".

Just 20 seconds listening to Jeremy Bowen, tells you all you need to know about the BBC.

[CAMiller]

Just 20 seconds listening to Jeremy Bowen, tells you all you need to know about the BBC.

Never liked him on Bullseye either

[wrinkly]

GB News has more viewers and listeners than both the BBC and Sky News because they tell the truth.The People's Channel uncovers the stories that the MSM prefer to cover up.The BBC's flagship Panorama rejigged a conversation that Trump made, to make it look very hostile.This distortion of the truth is a very serious crime and still no reply from the BBC or govt.There is no wonder people don't believe a word they say nowadays and refuse to watch.

GB News figures are certainly impressive.
However, although they are ahead of the BBC news channel in certain key slots, the BBC news channel has twice as many viewers, as GB News, per week.

Still impressive though but....The vast majority of the population do not get their news from news channels. BBC news at 6 averages about 4 million viewers - many times the number viewing news channels

[UlleyMiller]

The BBC doctored a speech made by Donald Trump before the presidential election.They completely distorted the truth to make it look like Trump provoked a riot at Capitol Hill.This is criminal and the BBC have hit an even lower level.What have Offcom got to say about this blatant dishonest broadcasting?

With distorting the truth at the heart of this, I think it's important to lay bare the two things which are fundamentally true:

1. The BBC is a mess, has lost credibility, and far too many in the UK lack the trust it should command to justify its existence.
2. Trump, with or without the Capitol fiasco, has had a fractious relationship with morality and the truth for huge periods of his life, in and out of office.

This whole story is yet another example of how binary the internet makes things for so many people, and the truth (which is what is supposedly the driving force behind the story) is that two 'sides' here have repeatedly let down millions who should be able to rely upon them. When these stories are shared and people are encouraged to quickly form opinions and make binary choices, it's sometimes better to remember that both 'sides' are shameful and indefensible for so many reasons, that it's best to be on the side of neither.

[frogmiller]

With distorting the truth at the heart of this, I think it's important to lay bare the two things which are fundamentally true:

1. The BBC is a mess, has lost credibility, and far too many in the UK lack the trust it should command to justify its existence.
2. Trump, with or without the Capitol fiasco, has had a fractious relationship with morality and the truth for huge periods of his life, in and out of office.

This whole story is yet another example of how binary the internet makes things for so many people, and the truth (which is what is supposedly the driving force behind the story) is that two 'sides' here have repeatedly let down millions who should be able to rely upon them. When these stories are shared and people are encouraged to quickly form opinions and make binary choices, it's sometimes better to remember that both 'sides' are shameful and indefensible for so many reasons, that it's best to be on the side of neither.

I had seen the original interview. It has always been available online for anyone wishing to see it.

I have also seen the guided tours given to the protesters by the security in the capitol building. I have seen the footage of the guy in the Native American costume being civil inside the building and not at all what the MSM portrayed him to be.

I would recommend that you do the same Ulley

The offer to send in the national guard by Trump is also on record and it is also on record who turned down the offer for protection.

Not everything is a conspiracy as more and more people are finding out. It is entertaining to say the least.

[frogmiller]

My favourite by the BBC is them telling the world that building 7 had also collapsed on 9/11 a good half an hour before it actually did.
MIT was actually still standing behind the live feed the reporter was commentating on.

Unfortunately the connection between the BBC and the live feed was lost due to a technical fault 😂

[shshsh22]

Where can the two versions of the speech be found?

I saw it on you tube.They took two parts of the same speech,and stitched it together.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Same with the miners strike 1984-85
The BBC & Thatcher walked hand in hand.
After the strike, the BBC asked for stories.
I sent one my wife had cancer in 1984, She was in Weston Park hospital, Sheffield.
I was on strike, I asked the social by phone,(only way we were allowed to contact them) for bus fare to the hospital from Mexborough, woman end of the line said, I had to walk it, I said what about my kids, she said, they will have to walk it with you.
They sent a 50p giro cheque for my wife's train fare,
& wrote in red ink on the paperwork,
" For your wife only "
They didn't use it too damaging against the Thatcher government.
The Union gave me bus fare money.

[Stansmate]

Nicky Campbell at 9 on radio 5 is a real snidey sod - takes any opportunity to slag off Trump, Farage or Boris etc or anyone non woke !!!

Talk Radio has like GB news some real debates more in sync with reality

[Townerslovechild]

It`s a p*ss poor world when Trump,Farage and Johnson are seen as something worth aspiring to.