Another BBC scandal but one which they won't report on

• Guest 725

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  10 November 2012     19:31200685
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  http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/11/09/bbc_beats_blogger_/
• howard mcsweeney1

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  10 November 2012     19:44200688
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  are you developing a stutter philip, you posted this earlier today on the "sir jimmy savile" thread.
• Guest 725

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  10 November 2012     22:26200703
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  Brilliant comment Howard. Absolutely, erm, brilliant.
• Guest 710

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  11 November 2012     00:46200711
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  I've seen no more about this Philip, I will look about again tomorrow. As the comments below the page you linked to earlier said, somebody will let the cat out of the bag soon.
  Ignorance is bliss, bliss is happiness, I am happy...to draw your attention to the possible connectivity in the foregoing.
• Guest 725

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  11 November 2012     01:03200712
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  Tom the news is out there, f you read the link, but Guardian television oops the BBC will never in a month of Sundays report this issue. It's not in their interests. We all know how the BBC is tearing itself apart from the bottom to the top and I guess it's inevitable really - the bubble had to burst at some point.
  For years this organisation has lived on the self-imposed reputation that it is the best in the world, unbiased, neutral and the best in world broadcasting. It's not.
  Most of their output is liberal left leaning and you only have to check out thieir programme schedules to bear witness to that.
  I'm an extreme moderate in terms of my world view and political outlook but only a fool cannot fail to see the bias which the BBC leans towards.
  So in terms of this issue (climate change scaremongering) and the fact that the BBC has spent tens of thousands in legal bills stopping the public who pay for this service to see exactly who attended the meeting in 2006 is an absolute outrage.
  What are they trying to hide? Who are they protecting? If they were so confident in their position on this subject then why are they wasting money defending their position?
  It stinks as much as the debacle as the Jimmy Savile affair and this latest fiasco leading to the resignation of their head honcho.
  Just because this issue isn't being broadcast on the BBC news channel does not mean it is not news.
  Inf fact the mere fact that it isn't being broadcast means it is more newsworthy than many other trivia they broadcast day in day out.
• Guest 725

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  13 November 2012     09:15201104
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  Well due to some clever sleuthing the full list can now be read. This after the BBC spent tens of thousands of pounds of licence fee money in a ( successful) attempt to keep the truth from the public.
  
  http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/11/12/breaking-the-secret-list-of-the-bbc-28-is-now-public/
  
  The BBC - the best broadcasting organisation in the World.
• Guest 710

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  13 November 2012     09:26201106
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  As 'The Thick Of It' has come to an end, perhaps, Jon Plowman, Head of Comedy, was there to do something just for you Philip?
  Well done for getting to the bottom of this.
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• Guest 725

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  13 November 2012     18:21201218
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  Don't thank me Tom, I'm merely a passive observer (except when prospective MPs knock on my door and I tell them II can't vote for anyone falling for the scam).
  However here's this blokes take on the issue.
  Talks alot of sense:
  
  http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100189491/28-gates-later-the-bbcs-nightmare-gets-worse-and-worse/
  
  Oh and those who think of this bloke as a right wind tory evil denialist blah, blah, blah I suggest doing some digging and finding out more about this fascinating subject.
• Guest 710

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  13 November 2012     21:48201256
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  What is a Tory, what is a Conservative??...
  
  ""There's a bit of strategy behind what's going on," Heaton-Harris told him. "I'm running the Corby by-election for the Tories ... And Delingpole, who is my constituent, and a very good friend [inaudible] put his head above the parapet but won't put his deposit down ... It's just part of the plan."
  
  In another section that is difficult to hear, Heaton-Harris appears to say he "suggested to him [Delingpole] he did it. Which puts me in a very awkward [inaudible]. Please don't tell anybody ever. But he will not be putting his deposit down. He just did it because it's a long campaign, it's six weeks to cause some hassle and get, and get people talking."
  
  Heaton-Harris also says: "Next week hopefully John Hayes, James Delingpole and I will have a meeting somewhere"."
  
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2012/nov/13/tory-mp-corby-anti-windfarm-film
  Ignorance is bliss, bliss is happiness, I am happy...to draw your attention to the possible connectivity in the foregoing.