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So if the BBC bosses are pulling the political string herr what other influences are they having on this "impartial" organisation?
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
So if the BBC bosses are pulling the political string herr what other influences are they having on this "impartial" organisation? I guess it depends on what they mean by "go easy". Tough questions need to be asked but we don't need the badgering and hectoring we got during the election when some interviewers weren't even giving the politician time to answer. I got thoroughly fed up with that Paxman style of interview where it becomes all about the interviewer and not the interviewee. The BBC also has to be sensitive to the subject matter, people dying in their thousands and some journalist show boating. But yes they still need to ask the tough questions.
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What has happened to Laura Kuenssberg and John Pienaar who have both disappeared from our screens
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
What has happened to Laura Kuenssberg and John Pienaar who have both disappeared from our screens Eloped?
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
What has happened to Laura Kuenssberg and John Pienaar who have both disappeared from our screens John Pienaar is a Palace though, so could be lurking!!
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Originally posted by mezzer
Thinking about missing people, anyone seen Willo lately? Could it be that Willo and John Pienaar are one and the same? I was thinking that yesterday so did a bit of checking. Willo hasn't been online for nearly a fortnight but his alter ego Trolley was on the BBS yesterday so he's obviously OK
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Originally posted by mezzer
I remember seeing John Pienaar at the Cup final wearing red and blue face paint. Which was nice. Laura Kuinsberg was on last night. Wouldn't have.
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Originally posted by YT
Wouldn't have. C'mon YT, you know you would, all you need is a wet flannel, oh, & dont lick.
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Originally posted by mezzer
I remember seeing John Pienaar at the Cup final wearing red and blue face paint. Which was nice. Laura Kuinsberg was on last night. Both had the painters in then.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
was on the BBS yesterday disinfect your keyboard before you catch an infection and turn into Gary Linekar
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Originally posted by eagleman13
C'mon YT, you know you would, all you need is a wet flannel, oh, & dont lick.
On reflection and maybe after a few drinks....
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'Father and son charged with murder of US black jogger' [Link] What has the guy's race got to do with it? The article says: "Mr Arbery's mother, Wanda Cooper Jones, said police told her after the shooting that her son had been involved in a burglary before the incident, but the family say they do not believe the keen jogger had committed a crime." Unless I've totally missed the racist intent, this is pretty irresponsible race baiting by the BBC. Why doesn't this story say have 'Kurdish' or 'white' in this headline, for example? 'South Yorkshire grooming gang guilty of raping girl' [Link] PS I'm not trying to get into a Muslim thing, just noting the leftist double standard on race in the media AGAIN. Edited by Penge Eagle (08 May 2020 2.40pm)
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Originally posted by Badger11
And we're back. Apparently we are not allowed to display rainbows as this is an LGBT symbol so it's hands off. Quite a disgraceful story from the BBC that advocates cultural apartheid. I don't care if gay people want to use the rainbow symbol I do care when they start insisting the rest of us can't. This follows on from the complaints that youngsters were adding a new meaning to the word "gay" as in "that lesson was sooo gay" meaning rubbish. Of course it was fine for the gay community to change the meaning of a word that had been around for hundreds of years and meant the opposite e.g. a "gay bachelor" was a womaniser but how dare anyone do the same to them. I liked the way in the first sentence the Beeb got in he was a victim so that excuses his narrow mindedness then. Would’ve thought the idea was to have something colourful which children could draw rather than steal anyone’s identity.
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Originally posted by eagleman13
Seen there's been NO mention from them about the 7th anniversary of the murder of Lee Rigby. 22/05/13 RIP Likewise: RIP Lee Rigby. Now, I wonder why this is being ignored by the BBC.
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