Jeremy who?

[cherenkov]

The above is what I heard James Naughtie come out with just before 8AM on a Monday morning. Having replaced the H at the beginning of the Culture Secretary's surname with the letter C all went into bluster and the lame excuse was offered that it was one of those inexplicable slips of the tongue. As if from nowhere an email which just happened to be from some kind of psychologist appeared suggesting that someone with a name like Hunt should never have been offered a position in the cabinet, thus making it the James Cameron's fault.

The more I listen to it the more obvious it becomes that the Tory haters of the NUJ who run the Today programme staged the whole thing. If they didn't, it still, more than strongly, suggests what they were calling the Culture Secretary in the studio before he arrived!

How else would such an experienced presenter suddenly decide C was the new H in the word Hunt? I mean, if you went to see your doctor with itchy feet would you suddenly find yourself telling the doctor you think you have Athlete's Root? Of course not.

We can look forward, in the run up to the mass day's public service unions', unsanctioned (by an overall majority of their memberships) one day act of treason against the British economy at the end of this month, to their loyal allies at BBC News pulling out all the stops to produce a non-stop onslaught of anti-government information management.

On the last PS Unions' day of treason I didn't listen to BBC News all day on principle. To my surprise when I tuned in to the Today programme the next morning there was not a single mention of what had happened the day before. It was as if this BBC News predicted massive demonstration of union power had never happened! I had to go online to find out that the turnout had been disappointingly low, a proverbial damp squib, and that the public response was more hostile than supportive. This was an important news item but the biased BBC made no mention of it whatsoever....of course! ;D

[Teddy Bear]

When I look at the dynamics of the BBC, their agenda, the constant bias, the power they wield, their ability to dismiss or ignore complaints, it is not surprising that they have become arrogant, believing themselves to be beyond any real comeback.

I can also imagine Saddam and Gaddafi enjoying the same feeling of power, and that it would never end. Strange how they both met it shortly after being found in holes, where they came to the realisation of what was coming to them.

It is the fact that the BBC have so separated themselves from the real world, surrounding themselves with their cronies and puppets, they really won't see it coming. That they keep dismissing the voices that would address the validity of the truths and values that they uphold. The BBC obviously doesn't understand history enough to know that eventually these voices will be heard.

Though I had previously read of this Hunt 'slip of the tongue' by Naughtie, this is the first time I've heard it for myself. Sounds clearly like it was purposeful, and he could barely stifle his giggles, not to mention the reference to 'those that might be offended'. he obviously can't understand that every decent human being would be. Not by a word, but by the attitude the one using it displays.

They carry the seed of their own destruction.