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John Humphrys lifts lid BBC's "institutional liberal bias"
John Humphrys lifts lid BBC's "institutional liberal bias"
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Rarely watch the BEEB , Trash
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Telling us what we already know look at the Canadian pm more black faces what hypocrisy the liberals not said a word the silence tells you all you need to know if pictures came forward of Donald trump they would be outrage the liberal left make me sick how many more pictures will come forward 4 already the next is one of Justin doing al Johnson singing mama then a encore of old man river
 but as the liberal left will tell us ...he was young we all make mistakes (27) |
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The real tragedy is a once great county and people will vote the clown back into power again that’s the real tragedy
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Would love to know Micheal Moore’s views on this matter maybe he could make a film about it
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do the spiv fans never accept the tory bias in the wider media
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financed by the elite and the bankers who control nearly everything the trickle down merchants sell their agenda every time
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Hi Anxious.
Are you glad they pulled the plug on ditching Watson? |
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EK good evening hope you are ok , i think it would be the wrong time to have a major battle , this week ,a brighton will be a media drama most of the real issues will be fought outside Westminster and Brighton , Jeremy is a good campaigner outside the bubble
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Watson has a voice in the labour movement let him speak
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the real enemy is the tories surely even the blairites know this
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The Labour movement and the Unions must unite to defeat the Bullingdon
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That seems right. Do you think Corbyn will employ salami tactics to dilute the power of the deputy leadership, effectively reducing it to the few people within it (if there are any)who support his ideas?
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EK when the campaign starts all bets are off if Labour are to have any chance i would say stay neutral , if necessary i think they will say 2nd referendum but i think to leave is the correct decision if 17.4 million voted for this , Corbyn has always been a euro sceptic so its difficult for him
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I think that move by Corbyn effectively confirms what you just wrote. They need to prioritise sorting out their strategy for next month and also a winter GE.
Btw, have you heard any news about John Prescott since his stroke? |
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Tony benn , barbara castle , denis skinner , peter shore , eric heffer , bob crowe , all great comrades of the labour movement were all euro sceptics , i salute these people they were great Socialists
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i think he is ok , all the best to John a great union guy and a real fighter for the labour movement
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you see this talk about patriots i think on the left there are great patriots i love my country just as much as farage and bullingdon
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The bbc preach to the converted as do every other broadcaster and news paper in the Uk today, thats the situation we are in p1ss poor
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He was very useful to Corbyn during the election campaign in 2017.
I liked the joke he cracked during one Labour conference in the 1990s: "The only tory who wins anything these days is Frankie Dettori!"  He may have said it after Dettori won the seven races at Ascot. |
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hey i think you wil find the bankers and the biased foreign media who control this country are scared to the death of Jeremy because he challenges their money power and privilege every time
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Viva Jeremiah
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I think you will find the younger generation will support him and reject trickle down and austerity
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takes the bbc shilling fronting the flagship bbc 4 today prog then dumps on them for bias?
anyone see a conflict of bullsh1t? |
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Michael Foot and Spike Milligan were good friends.
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nick robinson tory & former chief BBC political editor & tory
Laura Kuenssberg tory & chief BBC editor doesn't make them bad people i suppose. i'm not saying there isn't left wing bias in the bbc but if there was right wing bias no chance anyone even close to the centre gets a say in anything. the right claims freedom of speech as it breaks your jaw. |
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The problem people like Humphrys have is one of credibility.
For all those years in the BBC he kept quiet and racked up the millions, perfectly happy to go along with the bias which he now condemns. Then as he leaves he puts the knife in simply to attract attention and kickstart his story, in order to make even more money from exposing his former employer. I'm not really interested in what a person like that has got to say, because he'll simply say what's required in order to swell his own bank account. |
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Yer another 'former' who suddenly gets a strong opinion ......pathetic.
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Understandable that Humphreys had to play the game to further his career. Anyone in public life that speaks out gets quietly eased out and denied advancement. Happens throughout the NHS,Education and elsewhere. I do wish I had been able to walk around the BBC the day after the referendum.
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I liked the joke he cracked during one Labour conference in the 1990s: "The only tory who wins anything these days is Frankie Dettori!" Laugh He may have said it after Dettori won the seven races at Ascot.
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