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Stirlingsays 13 Mar 15 8.39pm
Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one... You could always move countries...... I hear Scotland is nice this time of year...(well actually, I've never heard that). 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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13 Mar 15 8.39pm

Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm

Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one...

You could always move countries......

I hear Scotland is nice this time of year...(well actually, I've never heard that).

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Stirlingsays 13 Mar 15 8.43pm
Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one... Nail. Hit. Head. Stick some dettol on it then. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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13 Mar 15 8.43pm

Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm

Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm

Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one...

Nail. Hit. Head.

Stick some dettol on it then.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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daven Hailsham 13 Mar 15 8.49pm
I wish someone would start a petition to keep him off reply.
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Hailsham 13 Mar 15 8.49pm

I wish someone would start a petition to keep him off reply.

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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 13 Mar 15 9.59pm
Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one... Nail. Hit. Head. Codswallop. The NHS is a failing public institution that people are in general are fed up with being basically a bit rubbish the reasons why are many and varied mainly becuase they are undervalued by ALL the Governments over the last decade. Jeremy Clarkson is an entertainer on a popular Motoring show, to draw parity between the two is redonculous in the extrem. Why would the public sign an NHS petition ? it's going to achieve fcuk all, thats a sad fact but a true one. "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 13 Mar 15 9.59pm

Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm

Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm

Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one...

Nail. Hit. Head.

Codswallop. The NHS is a failing public institution that people are in general are fed up with being basically a bit rubbish the reasons why are many and varied mainly becuase they are undervalued by ALL the Governments over the last decade.

Jeremy Clarkson is an entertainer on a popular Motoring show, to draw parity between the two is redonculous in the extrem.

Why would the public sign an NHS petition ? it's going to achieve fcuk all, thats a sad fact but a true one.

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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serial thriller The Promised Land 13 Mar 15 10.09pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Mar 2015 9.59pm Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one... Nail. Hit. Head. Codswallop. The NHS is a failing public institution that people are in general are fed up with being basically a bit rubbish the reasons why are many and varied mainly becuase they are undervalued by ALL the Governments over the last decade. Jeremy Clarkson is an entertainer on a popular Motoring show, to draw parity between the two is redonculous in the extrem. Why would the public sign an NHS petition ? it's going to achieve fcuk all, thats a sad fact but a true one. I sort of agree with your last two points, but where did you pull that one from? Surely the NHS, of all public assets, is the one most valued by the majority of the public. Also how would you judge it as 'failing'? It's incredibly cost efficient in contrast to most health institutions, and does a far greater public service than, say, our energy institutions, our financial institutions etc etc etc. If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4
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Quote dannyh at 13 Mar 2015 9.59pm

Quote Kosowski at 13 Mar 2015 5.44pm

Quote nickgusset at 13 Mar 2015 5.02pm

Says something about our nation that more people have signed a save Jezza petition than a save the NHS one...

Nail. Hit. Head.

Codswallop. The NHS is a failing public institution that people are in general are fed up with being basically a bit rubbish the reasons why are many and varied mainly becuase they are undervalued by ALL the Governments over the last decade.

Jeremy Clarkson is an entertainer on a popular Motoring show, to draw parity between the two is redonculous in the extrem.

Why would the public sign an NHS petition ? it's going to achieve fcuk all, thats a sad fact but a true one.

I sort of agree with your last two points, but where did you pull that one from? Surely the NHS, of all public assets, is the one most valued by the majority of the public. Also how would you judge it as 'failing'? It's incredibly cost efficient in contrast to most health institutions, and does a far greater public service than, say, our energy institutions, our financial institutions etc etc etc.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

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imbored UK 14 Mar 15 1.10am
The latest is that the guy had to go to hospital and was bleeding after being punched in the mouth. I guess that's easily verifiable. Clarkson's also said to have been drunk at the time, calling the guy a “lazy, Irish c***” after not getting his hot food. The investigation will clear that up one way or the other since a lot of people were around at the time. Not exactly looking good for him. Edited by imbored (14 Mar 2015 1.14am)
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The latest is that the guy had to go to hospital and was bleeding after being punched in the mouth. I guess that's easily verifiable. Clarkson's also said to have been drunk at the time, calling the guy a “lazy, Irish c***” after not getting his hot food. The investigation will clear that up one way or the other since a lot of people were around at the time. Not exactly looking good for him.

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Stirlingsays 14 Mar 15 9.26am
Quote imbored at 14 Mar 2015 1.10am The latest is that the guy had to go to hospital and was bleeding after being punched in the mouth. I guess that's easily verifiable. Clarkson's also said to have been drunk at the time, calling the guy a “lazy, Irish c***” after not getting his hot food. The investigation will clear that up one way or the other since a lot of people were around at the time. Not exactly looking good for him. Edited by imbored (14 Mar 2015 1.14am) Getting rid of Clarkson means losing Top Gear, which would be the BBC self harming itself. The BBC is too full of professionally offended lefties who sometimes forget where their bread is buttered. I'll be amazed if Clarkson goes. It would just be giving fuel to the BBC's critics who are ever eager to destroy the license fee. They would point at the BBC leadership and say.....'Look at this bunch of muppets, they take off their highest money producing programme due to social politics......Why are we giving these people the highest public televisual budget in the world...By far'. I can't see the BBC being that stupid. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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14 Mar 15 9.26am

Quote imbored at 14 Mar 2015 1.10am

Edited by imbored (14 Mar 2015 1.14am)

Getting rid of Clarkson means losing Top Gear, which would be the BBC self harming itself.

The BBC is too full of professionally offended lefties who sometimes forget where their bread is buttered.

I'll be amazed if Clarkson goes. It would just be giving fuel to the BBC's critics who are ever eager to destroy the license fee.

They would point at the BBC leadership and say.....'Look at this bunch of muppets, they take off their highest money producing programme due to social politics......Why are we giving these people the highest public televisual budget in the world...By far'.

I can't see the BBC being that stupid.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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rednblue4eva Norwood 14 Mar 15 10.54am
Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC?
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Norwood 14 Mar 15 10.54am

Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct

At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC?

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Stirlingsays 14 Mar 15 11.17am
Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC? Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why. The BBC is a company paid for by the public. If those playing social politics forget where their bread is buttered then I regard them as damaging and exposing to risk......One of the most important publicly funded institutions in the world. There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes. Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid. Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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14 Mar 15 11.17am

Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am

Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct

At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC?

Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why.

The BBC is a company paid for by the public. If those playing social politics forget where their bread is buttered then I regard them as damaging and exposing to risk......One of the most important publicly funded institutions in the world.

There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes.

Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid.

Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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imbored UK 14 Mar 15 11.19am
Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 9.26am Quote imbored at 14 Mar 2015 1.10am The latest is that the guy had to go to hospital and was bleeding after being punched in the mouth. I guess that's easily verifiable. Clarkson's also said to have been drunk at the time, calling the guy a “lazy, Irish c*” after not getting his hot food. The investigation will clear that up one way or the other since a lot of people were around at the time. Not exactly looking good for him. Edited by imbored (14 Mar 2015 1.14am) Getting rid of Clarkson means losing Top Gear, which would be the BBC self harming itself. The BBC is too full of professionally offended lefties** who sometimes forget where their bread is buttered. I'll be amazed if Clarkson goes. It would just be giving fuel to the BBC's critics who are ever eager to destroy the license fee. They would point at the BBC leadership and say.....'Look at this bunch of muppets, they take off their highest money producing programme due to social politics......Why are we giving these people the highest public televisual budget in the world...By far'. I can't see the BBC being that stupid. How are we to describe those professionally offended by Russell Brand's silliness? That got even more front pages than this. Granted he doesn't bring as much money in, but if we only judge our morality by that, it's a sorry state.
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UK 14 Mar 15 11.19am

Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 9.26am

Quote imbored at 14 Mar 2015 1.10am

Edited by imbored (14 Mar 2015 1.14am)

Getting rid of Clarkson means losing Top Gear, which would be the BBC self harming itself.

The BBC is too full of professionally offended lefties who sometimes forget where their bread is buttered.

I'll be amazed if Clarkson goes. It would just be giving fuel to the BBC's critics who are ever eager to destroy the license fee.

I can't see the BBC being that stupid.

How are we to describe those professionally offended by Russell Brand's silliness? That got even more front pages than this. Granted he doesn't bring as much money in, but if we only judge our morality by that, it's a sorry state.

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on me shed son Krakow 14 Mar 15 1.23pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 11.17am Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC? Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why. The BBC is a company paid for by the public. If those playing social politics forget where their bread is buttered then I regard them as damaging and exposing to risk......One of the most important publicly funded institutions in the world. There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes. Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid. Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am) I'm no fan of the BBC (in fact I disagree completely with the licence fee), but if he's punched a producer in the face because he couldn't have steak then I can't see how he can keep his job.
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Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 11.17am

Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am

Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct

At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC?

Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why.

There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes.

Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid.

Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am)

I'm no fan of the BBC (in fact I disagree completely with the licence fee), but if he's punched a producer in the face because he couldn't have steak then I can't see how he can keep his job.

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imbored UK 14 Mar 15 1.35pm
Quote on me shed son at 14 Mar 2015 1.23pm Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 11.17am Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC? Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why. The BBC is a company paid for by the public. If those playing social politics forget where their bread is buttered then I regard them as damaging and exposing to risk......One of the most important publicly funded institutions in the world. There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes. Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid. Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am) I'm no fan of the BBC (in fact I disagree completely with the licence fee), but if he's punched a producer in the face because he couldn't have steak then I can't see how he can keep his job. It's madness really. It sends out a warped message when we have hundreds of thousands of people signing messages of support to someone who sent a guy to hospital and the guy with the bloodied face gets further harassed and threatened online.
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UK 14 Mar 15 1.35pm

Quote on me shed son at 14 Mar 2015 1.23pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 14 Mar 2015 11.17am

Quote rednblue4eva at 14 Mar 2015 10.54am

Hardly social politics, if JC hit the producer then its assault and gross misconduct

At any other company it would be dismissal so why not at the BBC?

Because a large number of license fee payers are prepared to support him continuing that's why.

There are plenty of anti BBC sharks waiting for a short sighted decision like this. It'll be another argument they can use when the time comes.

Like I say, I can't see the BBC being this stupid.

Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Mar 2015 11.19am)

I'm no fan of the BBC (in fact I disagree completely with the licence fee), but if he's punched a producer in the face because he couldn't have steak then I can't see how he can keep his job.

It's madness really. It sends out a warped message when we have hundreds of thousands of people signing messages of support to someone who sent a guy to hospital and the guy with the bloodied face gets further harassed and threatened online.

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