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Originally posted by cryrst
Just seen that they are streamlining during this outbreak. Link anyone What I heard was that ALL broadcasters are doing this. Like everyone else they are going to have significant numbers self isolating, or having to stay at home, in the coming weeks. So they need to adjust.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
The Daily Politics seemed odd with only two guests. PMQs will be interesting today as apart from anything else Corbyn shouldn't be there but should be self isolating at home. Perhaps PMQs could be held over Skype
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Originally posted by cryrst
Just seen that they are streamlining during this outbreak. Link anyone It's the new Brexit it allows the BBC the excuse they need to rationalise their news department. I think a lot of companies will be doing the same.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
The Daily Politics seemed odd with only two guests. PMQs will be interesting today as apart from anything else Corbyn shouldn't be there but should be self isolating at home. Perhaps PMQs could be held over Skype Common-sense cost-cutting measures are being implemented in many companies and organisations, that should have perhaps curtailed their lavish indulgences earlier , without the catalyst of cronavirus. MP's would protest at the loss of attendance allowance, but seeing as they just voted themselves a massive pay-rise a couple of weeks ago (they slipped that under the radar), it should lessen the financial impact.
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
We still await the announcement that Piers Morgan has gone into self-isolation. For forty years. Do you need to self-isolate for erectile dysfunction ?
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Originally posted by Rubin
His image was used by the BBC and all other western media to guilt trip Europeans in to accepting millions of Middle Easterners in to Europe. I am as anti BBC as the next man when it's justified but you are talking about a very poignant image that was used to portray the dangers the migrants faced in fleeing their country which is exactly what the remit of BBC news is supposed to be
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I am as anti BBC as the next man when it's justified but you are talking about a very poignant image that was used to portray the dangers the migrants faced in fleeing their country which is exactly what the remit of BBC news is supposed to be It was portrayed as being a result of him drowning during his crossing. Their desperation and the fact they were willing to put their children's lives at risk to get to Europe, as their countries were so bad, was part of the propaganda, and this was the biggest piece of said propaganda. They must have (or should have if they'd done their job of being a journalist properly) known back then that he didn't die from randomly falling off of a boat, but they failed to disclose this information. Edited by Rubin (18 Mar 2020 1.51pm)
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
We still await the announcement that Piers Morgan has gone into self-isolation. For forty years. Now that'd be a silver lining.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I am as anti BBC as the next man when it's justified but you are talking about a very poignant image that was used to portray the dangers the migrants faced in fleeing their country which is exactly what the remit of BBC news is supposed to be I somehow doubt the BBC will ever screen footage of the victims of the rape epidemic ( white European women) that has followed all these men from the Middle East ?
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I am as anti BBC as the next man when it's justified but you are talking about a very poignant image that was used to portray the dangers the migrants faced in fleeing their country which is exactly what the remit of BBC news is supposed to be Most of these invaders (the vast majority in fact) are fighting age men. Do you ever see that reflected on the BBC or anywhere in mainstream media?
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Originally posted by Rubin
Edited by Rubin (18 Mar 2020 1.51pm) You're are right. This child was under no threat of death in Turkey......He was sodding 2 years old. All children who were taken on these journeys have been treated like chattel. His death was used as propaganda by leftist low-lifes.
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and if 0.01% of the refugees at a camp were female ? which refugees would the BBC interview for their news footage ?
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Originally posted by W12
Most of these invaders (the vast majority in fact) are fighting age men. Do you ever see that reflected on the BBC or anywhere in mainstream media? Cowards all of them.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Cowards all of them. Lots of British men died for their country in WWII. And 5 minutes later the borders were opened up to single men from all the World. As celebrated by the BBC who often screen footage of these men arriving off ships as some kind of a triumph. The dead men never got a vote on that particular question.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Lots of British men died for their country in WWII. And 5 minutes later the borders were opened up to single men from all the World. As celebrated by the BBC who often screen footage of these men arriving off ships as some kind of a triumph. The dead men never got a vote on that particular question. It's not the vote palazio.
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Originally posted by cryrst
It's not the vote palazio. You're getting all teary-eyed now, watch the original Dunkirk or The Battle of Britain. That will cure you.
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