Friday, 30 July 2010

PREZZA HORROR...

>> FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2010

The vile Prescott's wife, Lady Prescott, is joining BBC1's The One Show to front roving reports and as a presenter. The show's editor, Sandy Smith, says that, "having been in the position she was...makes her a good person for us. We think she is, in a number of ways, typical of our audience". What more can you say about the BBC's editorial mindset?

Topical typicality

>> THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2010

Douglas Carswell writes of the BBC's divergent approach in covering public issues such as bullfighting in Catalonia and illegal immigration in Arizona. This is the reason I don't watch the BBC: you know what the story will be from the barest description of it; I prefer to garner details from sources more varied and less predictable. Douglas attempts neutrality:


I've little interest in the politics of either Catalonia or Arizona, and even less in bull fighting. But I do wish our state broadcaster would report objectively, rather than on the basis of whether they happen to approve. 


This the BBC cannot and will not do; the partisan interest they have (with its pan-national socialistic imperative) is what drives them to cover these stories and propels them all over the globe. Oh, that and license-payers' money.