Post by Teddy Bear on Feb 1, 2012 19:58:33 GMT
A case of BBC 'Having their cake and eating it too'.
It's well chronicled about the BBC blame for all the countries evils on the bankers, which inspires the B-lame B-ankers C-onspiracy epithet for much of their reporting. This of course runs concurrently with the anti-Tory bias, making it B-lame B-ankers and C-onservatives.
So what happens when the Tory's do something AGAINST the bankers?
I just caught a few minutes of the Today programme on R4 today to hear the drift of the BBC portraying the fact of the former head of RBS, Fred Goodwin, being stripped of his knighhood as an 'overreaction and negative move by Cameron, done only to vainly appeal to public opinion for the mess the country is in' - or words to that effect. They even had Jackie Stewart, a friend of Goodwin, to jerk tears from listeners over this act. I read later that Stewart had also been on the BBC last night with a similar theme, so they knew exactly what they were going to get with him.
Sure enough when I read the BBC article on the subject the headline tells exactly the tack that the BBC are following with this story
Fred Goodwin knighthood 'hysteria' criticised
I mean they could have highlighted the jubilation that many BBC brainwashed listeners would have felt following YEARS of demonization that the BBC have instilled in them about it. Not to mention the host of personalities who live to promote any line the BBC wants to follow to pursue their own celebrity status. But the BBC having already achieved a victory on the issue, can use it to attack the Conservatives again.
It's well chronicled about the BBC blame for all the countries evils on the bankers, which inspires the B-lame B-ankers C-onspiracy epithet for much of their reporting. This of course runs concurrently with the anti-Tory bias, making it B-lame B-ankers and C-onservatives.
So what happens when the Tory's do something AGAINST the bankers?
I just caught a few minutes of the Today programme on R4 today to hear the drift of the BBC portraying the fact of the former head of RBS, Fred Goodwin, being stripped of his knighhood as an 'overreaction and negative move by Cameron, done only to vainly appeal to public opinion for the mess the country is in' - or words to that effect. They even had Jackie Stewart, a friend of Goodwin, to jerk tears from listeners over this act. I read later that Stewart had also been on the BBC last night with a similar theme, so they knew exactly what they were going to get with him.
Sure enough when I read the BBC article on the subject the headline tells exactly the tack that the BBC are following with this story
Fred Goodwin knighthood 'hysteria' criticised
I mean they could have highlighted the jubilation that many BBC brainwashed listeners would have felt following YEARS of demonization that the BBC have instilled in them about it. Not to mention the host of personalities who live to promote any line the BBC wants to follow to pursue their own celebrity status. But the BBC having already achieved a victory on the issue, can use it to attack the Conservatives again.