BBC- Tory haters

[cherenkov]

I have been listening to the Radio 4 lunchtime broadcast and have had to turn it off for fear of damaging someone else's property by throwing my DAB radio out of the window in my anger!

Once again the NUJ, who are now in an undemocratic and seemingly unassailable position in which, at will, it can use the huge might of the BBC's influence to control how the people of this country think, and of course, vote, has delivered a totally biased, anti-Tory rant when it's charter should have committed the corporation to present a more balanced presentation of the ACTUAL facts.

Yes, the PRESENT Prime Minister has had dealings with the Murdoch press empire, so viscerally hated and despised by the NUJ, but what the NUJ propagandists, in their desperation to get the TUC’s creation Labour back into power again, failed to responsibly mention was the EVEN COSIER relationship between the Murdochs and the Labour party.

The people who the BBC seeks to brainwash into voting for the careerist morons who wrecked the economy of this country are being encouraged to forbid their memories from extending any further back in time than beyond the last election, and they are prepared to stoop to the lowest depths of unprofessional, negligent, and possibly legally culpable bias in order to do so.

Just one small example- yes David Cameron once rode a horse that the NUJ feels he shouldn't have, but what about their party's creation Tony Blair visiting with the Murdochs on their private island in the Caribbean?

There is not the minutest attempt to politically balance the way the BBC reports the news on it's MAIN BULLETINS, and thus, as a fellow professional, I despise them to the very core of my being. However, this is mainly because, even though I have at present no grand-children, I worry about the economic legacy that Labour and their equivalents throughout Europe are so determined to blight their lives with.

The only hope for them and their children is that the economic REALISM of the current coalition government prevails through to and beyond the next general election. Yet the nauseating, self-serving, militant trade union congenitally biased BBC News service will go on filtering and distorting the news at every opportunity until all hope for the future of this country is lost.

It has been my privilege during my life to inherit the debts left to my generation by the two World Wars. AFTER ALL I WAS BEING ASKED TO PAY WITH MY MONEY AND NOT MY LIFE!

Future generations, faced with the consequences of the Ponzi scheme that European socialist economics amounts to will not have the comfort of being able to share the profound gratitude towards the previous generation that we 'baby boomers' should feel.

Living in an over-populated, bankrupt, corrupt, and newly relegated to Third World status Europe they will hate my generation with an intensity that can only be matched by the way the post-WW2 Germans feel about the Nazis who brainwashed their parents.

[cherenkov]

I have a few suggestions for what Leveson should inquire into in any future enquiries;

-The relationship between Tony Blair and the Murdochs.
-The influence of the TUC on government policies, especially the negotiation of public sector pensions, during the terms of the last Labour government.
-The relationship between Gordon Brown and (formerly-Sir) Fred Goodwin and other bankers.
-The relationship between the BBC and the National Union of Journalists and it's effect on the editorial policies of BBC News.

Perhaps we could have access to all the emails, conversations, rounds of golf etc. But of course, unless Cameron decides to do the right thing and use his position to launch enquiries that could reveal the above as being even more corrupt and self-serving than anybody else, we will never know the full extent of their betrayal of this country and it's people.

[cherenkov]

Tonight we see politicians reduced to footballers diving, cheating, and feigning injury in order to promote their careers. The thing is politics is not a sport. For myself the consequences of their pantomime has cost me a six figure sum that will have me retiring by death.

These entities of primordial scum have ruined the lives of many millions of people around the world. They make me sick, they make me incensed with anger, mainly because it seems that not a single one of these bastards has been punished for the global atrocity that their behaviour caused.

I wonder how many people committed suicide in the aftermath. There must be a number out there but predictably some political catastrophes are so sensitive to the careers of those responsible that the truth will never be known.

I remember when everything New Labour did with it's obscene decision on Lehman's bank reduced me to sitting on a bench on Plymouth Hoe with my head in my hands. I know that I will never be the same person I was before the crash. Even though I wasn't Darling or Brown I still hate myself and refuse to trust my own judgement. Psychologically I will never recover (and of course not financially either).

Now I live from day to day. My advice for kids- do what the EU pays farmers to do- take yourselves 'out of production'. Let the lunacy reach it's final conclusion! PS- you may want to go on a survivalist course sooner rather than later!

[cherenkov]

Now the pantomime moves on to a whole new level of total lunacy! The Scottish referendum is the nasty little booby trap Labour left for us to destroy ourselves with, and if we're not careful we surely will.

The BBC is still adjusting to the fact that Salmond's 'childrens' crusade' will probably deliver independence to Scotland in 2014. I imagine, among the blandishments offered will be a free G3 phone for every Scottish teenager or something along those lines.

My point is this, once Scotland is an independent sovereign state where does the BBC stand? Obviously there will be an increased sensitivity in the farcical aftermath of Salmond's wet dream in which the English will be incensed by the very thought that the contributions of millions of English BBC licence payers will effectively be subsidizing the BBC broadcasts to a foreign country. In the aftermath of independence the BBC's anti-English decision to move Waterloo Road from Salford to Glasgow will be seen as the beginning of a highway of English BBC licence payers money over the border into Scotland.

At the risk of going off topic I have to say that I agree Cameron should be happy politically to see the back of Scotland. If you look at the result of the last election his party would have had an overall majority had it not been for the Anglo-phobic (synonomous with Tory-phobic thanks to the conflations of the SNP and the Scottish Labour Party) voters North of the border.

The problem is that for the first time we will be in potentially hostile competition with an English speaking state LAND-LINKED TO THE UK MAINLAND. I wonder if David Cameron has pondered what would happen, for instance, if Scotland decides to use it's oil revenues to slash the rate of Scottish corporation tax. If I was him I would be thinking of putting transitional agreements in place stopping such policies being implemented within 5 years of independence, otherwise we could have a mass-stampede of UK incorporated businesses dashing Northward.

Also, if the future UKIP Conservative coalition don't get us out of the EU we will be powerless to defend ourselves from aggressive competition from a country with a low population, loads of oil, whisky revenue, etc, making us even more disastrously internationally uncompetitive than we even are now.

I am Scottish second, British first, but I know the forces that New Labour unleashed when they rewarded their Scottish clients with their own parliament. Salmond is going to succeed, believe me.

[Teddy Bear]

Hey Cher good to see you, it's been a while.

I hope THR will comment on your post, he's much more versed on these matters than myself.

[cherenkov]

That's not fair on THR. It is brilliantly posed is this question. N11 nationas such as Vietnam and Mexico are drawing investment fund interest because surely the only way is up. On the other hand developed countries like the UK are doomed to go bankrupt within the next couple of decades. Scotland could have a piece of the 'only way is up' philosophy- Hell if I didn't feel the way I feel about people in Spitfires and Lancaster bombers I might see some virtue in voting for independence.
This is going to be a nasty divorce. But it will happen. The Chinese knew it when they gave the Pandas to Edinburgh and not London.

I am a professor of pessimism and of course it takes it's toll, especially in a totally fucked-up country like the UK. The 'whatetever dip' recessions that will follow the disintegration of our United Kingdom will finally send us down to Hiati status, hopefully without the earthquakes.

[thehighlandrebel]

Fear not. Yesterday Salmond has been exposed as the liar he is over EU membership.
It was nice seeing him and his sidekick, Nicola Sturgeon, squirming trying to defend themselves.

Perhaps if Nicola Sturgeon spent a bit more time studying policy instead of taking to podiums telling the people of Scotland that freedom of speech will be denied under the SNP then she and her party might have a bit more credibilty.



This speech was in George Square, Glasgow, recently and was her response to a short You Tube film clip.

Glad to see they are getting their priorities right.

Oh, and two SNP MSP's resigned yesterday leaving Adolph's majority on a shoogly peg and more are expected to follow.

The pretext was Allah's commitment to Nato but I hope more consider the party's anti Semitic and anti Christian dogma along with their support for Islamic terrorism as a more worthy cause for resignation.