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Don't make yourself look even more pathetic - hard as that may appear.
The troll is back
Good to see you sniffing around the pit again Tacky!
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That's why das reich and baker shite hate the BBC. It caters for foreigners.
Nadine Dorries, though. I'm just glad she left nursing - perhaps a few extra people got to live a bit longer as a consequence
I'm right though.
About what, that you actually believe this horseshit about the BEEB will actually happen, get a grip man.
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You're not so bad after all, are you? No idea why I have you on ignore. Some long distant pro-Brexit rant, maybe? I'm not famous for 'live and let live'
That's why das reich and baker shite hate the BBC. It caters for foreigners.
Nadine Dorries, though. I'm just glad she left nursing - perhaps a few extra people got to live a bit longer as a consequence
This Nadine Dorries?
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That's why das reich and baker shite hate the BBC. It caters for foreigners.
Nadine Dorries, though. I'm just glad she left nursing - perhaps a few extra people got to live a bit longer as a consequence
Evening H here's a little tune to ease the pain
https://youtu.be/qQzdAsjWGPg
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DF
I meant 'the' one back from his ban. I had hoped it would be permanent. He has no redeeming features. How anyone can be jubilant about the demise of the BBC is beyond me. Especially as it will never happen. Can he not afford a few quid?
Putting mad Nad in charge of the show, though, is just another one of Johnson's deflectionary tactics, now he has been properly found out (again). A bit like when Thatcher, losing the plot, put that fat oaf from Luton in charge of football
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You'll fail, in the end - your kind always do.
Didn't you say that about the referendum
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DF
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I meant 'the' one back from his ban. I had hoped it would be permanent. He has no redeeming features. How anyone can be jubilant about the demise of the BBC is beyond me. Especially as it will never happen. Can he not afford a few quid?
Putting mad Nad in charge of the show, though, is just another one of Johnson's deflectionary tactics, now he has been properly found out (again). A bit like when Thatcher, losing the plot, put that fat oaf from Luton in charge of football
I actually thought it was permanent, given a comment that was made at the time, but hey ho....he's an irrelevance, anyway.
As for 'it will never happen', nothing really surprises me, anymore - the general dumbing-down and bigotry of the 'silent' (lol) majority is an indication of how far down the slope we're heading.
I'm glad I'm of an age to not have to grow-up through these times of absurd muppetry, though I feel for those with a more than a singular brain-cell that do.
As for a 'deflection', of course it is - the bloke is utterly desperate and living on borrowed time, although there's plenty who are genuinely too thick to see it.
Still, I'm expecting at least a point on Tuesday.
If laughing at Mad Nad, imagining that she's actually going to be able to make a lasting contribution to anything is pain....bring me agony!
And in other news, MP's suspension reported by the BBC results in MP vowing to defund the BBC. Oh, the agony. Bring it on.
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I actually thought it was permanent, given a comment that was made at the time, but hey ho....he's an irrelevance, anyway.
As for 'it will never happen', nothing really surprises me, anymore - the general dumbing-down and bigotry of the 'silent' (lol) majority is an indication of how far down the slope we're heading.
I'm glad I'm of an age to not have to grow-up through these times of absurd muppetry, though I feel for those with a more than a singular brain-cell that do.
As for a 'deflection', of course it is - the bloke is utterly desperate and living on borrowed time, although there's plenty who are genuinely too thick to see it.
Still, I'm expecting at least a point on Tuesday.
I wouldn't worry about tory 'plans'. Dorries is the tory equivalent of Dianne Abbott, and is probably in the team for the same reason as Abbott (the party leaders enjoyed a confort shag with them when they were younger).
Dorries is good at selling things off, though. She owned some private health company when she lived in Africa, and flogged it to BUPA.
I suspect she will find there are quite a few things you could do in Africa 20 years ago that you can't do in the UK now. Stay in her job for long, being one of them
Anyway, let's not let Mad Nad deflect us from the fat rumble causing all the strife. Johnson. Johnson of resign, as he will soon be known.
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So British and Proud you have a MAGA cap as your Avatar, try not to be so obvious.
But it’s not about protecting BBC journos. It’s about protecting something that belongs to you and me - the taxpayers.
Jonathan Harmsworth and Rupert Murdoch, along with politicians who will sell their soul to whoever hate the BBC because it belongs to us, not them.
We would be selling out our asset and getting nothing in return.
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And yet you’d be the first to admire how Jonny foreigner relies on the BBC World Service for truth.
You have been so mugged you don’t even realise it.
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Great news, progressive liberals up and down the country will be made up with this decision.
Regardless of the perceptions of value that many will think the licence fee is, I suspect the writing is already on the wall re funding levels from current licence fee payers. The pandemic is changing the ways businesses and institutions operate, and it has given the BBC a headache here. They are unable to prosecute non payers as per pre pandemic, and I think in current times they would rightly be condemned for criminalising non payers (typically women and the poor) in court. Over 75s for example are being exempted already and that constituency is it’s loyal core. The BBC know younger generations won’t pay it so decriminalisation is happening by default and the death of the current system is nigh.
On a different note, whoever commissioned their programmes on Dubai should be sacked, the glorification of billionaires lifestyles in a metropolis built in the desert without a mention of the environmental damage caused and being caused was incredible. One moment on BBC 1 Dave was wetting his bed again about the weather, and some Tupperware floating in the ocean on the other side of the world. Meantime on BBC2 we had the unremitting indulgence of the global rich and their jet setting lives. It’s like someone forgot the doctrinal messaging on climate change.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/inside-dubai-bbc-review-what-thinking