(She must have said that before she saw last night’s Panorama.) So, what about the fear being spread by extremist Islam? What about fear being spread by the government’s delusion, heavily promoted by the BBC, that a moderate version of Islam can be set against an extreme version to bring about a multicultural paradise? Frank Gardner now says Stella Rimmington rang the BBC to say that she had been slightly misreported. (Surely not!) Frank Gardner thinks she meant something about winning hearts and minds. Labels: anti-war on terrorism Comments: 77 (unread) - Biased BBC Home David Vance # I listened to quite a bizarre exchange on the BBC Today this morning concerning the shambles that is Zimbabwean politics. The new line being peddled is that "perhaps" Mugabe himself is not responsible for the arrest of MDC nominee Roy Bennett and indeed he may not even be responsible for the detention of dozens of MDC supporters in recent times. The suggestion is that unspecified "hard-liners" in the military are now calling the shots and Mugabe could be their victim. Remarkable! Is this the beginning of the BBC's beatification of Marxist thug Mugabe. Labels: pro-Mugabe Comments: 34 (unread) - Biased BBC Home David Vance # It seems that the BBC cannot report on the Conservative plan to devolve power and accountability closer to the people via elected Mayors without, in the same sentence, mentioning the words "Thatcher" and "Poll tax!" I listened to an item on Today early this morning circa 6.40am and essentially the discussion instantly turned away from what Cameron proposes to do and focused instead on Margaret Thatcher taking power away from "loony left" councils, the poll tax and monkeys getting elected as Mayor in Rochdale. I know that Caroline Spelman will be on later, I don't fancy her chances! Expect to hear the BBC interviewer blurt out "Thatcher - poll tax" before the interview is concluded. Labels: anti-conservative Comments: 24 (unread) - Biased BBC Home Monday, February 16, 2009 Tonight’s Panorama is going to tackle two issues troubling the government. First, terrorism and violence. They Don't like it. Watch out Beeboids! Labels: anti BritishBiased BBC Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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Headline and soundbite from ex MI5 Dame Stella RimmingtonUsing Fear of TerrorMeasures to combat terrorism are causing fear. (What, more fear than terrorism itself?) She says people in Britain feel as if they are living “under a police state because of the fear being spread by ministers.”
Maybe, if we adopt some Sharia law as recommended by the Archbish, cover up our wimmin and confine them indoors, keep gays underground, wipe Israel off the map, and eradicate those annoying Jews, that would do the trick. Maybe those measures would win hearts and minds. Someone very clever indeed or very stupid might be able to argue that it would bring our civil liberties back. But would it stop all that violence and terror? It didn’t do Frank (Help me I’m a Muslim) all that much good, did it.
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