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Monday, April 27, 2009 David Vance # HARRIET HARPERSON - GENDER WARRIOR! Had to laugh at this interview given by Harriet Harman on her wonderfully Orwellian "Equality Act" being published today. Right the way through posh Harriet was allowed to waffle, claiming that her class war act will lead to a stronger economy. Just to end the item Harriet was also given the chance to add her support to the 50% tax rate debate, without interruption. Isn't life grand when you're a hard left gender warrior on the BBC? Comments: 5 (unread) - Biased BBC Home David Vance # YOU CAN CALL ME AL. The BBC just loves Sir Al Aynsley-Green, the children's commissioner for England. Al was on Today this morning calling for an end to the arrest and detention of the children of failed ie illegal asylum seekers. When these illegals enter our country, Al would prefer a more "community based" solution be found ie. no effective action is taken. Once more - this item report is dripping in pro-illegal immigrant sentiment. The one solution Al seems oblivious of is that illegals should stay out of our country. Too radical, I guess. Comments: 2 (unread) - Biased BBC Home David Vance # THE STERN GANG. The Stern Report on climate change, commissioned by the British Government under Blair, is seen by at least some people as being "a deeply flawed attempt to justify extraordinary new taxes and regulations on carbon dumping by quantifying future economic costs should we fail to impose them." The alarmism that pervades Stern's politicised climate change analysis would make at least some people wary of it or at perhaps offer a balancing view. But not the BBC. It holds the line that the Stern Report understates the actual climate change position - or as Professor David King puts it on this item, is "too conservative." Listen to the sympathetic hearing King is given as he waxes lyrical on the need to impose action now - in order to save the planet. This climate change fascists are given a free ride each time they appear on the BBC. Comments: 8 (unread) - Biased BBC Home