OK. Yes i am a sad git.Iwent to another punch up,er boot sale, on sunday morning.You can see what friendly affairs they are on the right! As i was searching for bargains i noticed some geezer asking this woman if she minded being filmed.
On i strode marching up and down hunting my quarry.I saw something of interest and started to rifle through a box of goodies.At this point i began to notice a camera and then i saw the doyen of the BBC car booty show,lorne spicer.(no i didnt know her name- i had to look it up).
Well she did a little skit about buying (and haggling) for a fishing rod! (5 ? she's offering me 5 ? For this rod)?
Now comes the tricky bit.She didnt actually buy it. It was all pretend!
No money was actually spent.No Sea Fishing rod was actually purchased.
They asked the bloke if they could film and he went along with it!
It was shot 3 times so i am sure they will make a nice little film out it.
Now some of you more kindly souls may think this is harmless.......maybe........
but what about all the other BBC programs?
Is Panorama to be trusted?
Why is it that there are always news articles supporting Gordon Brown ?
Why aren't there films of people voicing their disapproval of said commie freeloader?
Isn't the beeb supposed to be impartial?
Why do i pay a stealth tax of £140 a year (someone tell me how much it is as i cant remember)
to get state bollocks beamed into my wig wam?
So anyway all this went on at about 7.30 a.m........
When i got home and checked the net for news the sunday telegraph was running a story about how tv programmes made with backing from the government were being pumped out on ITV !!!!
i nicked this bit.....'The government, via the Home Office and other public agencies, has been funding documentaries on subjects such as life on the beat with Community Support officers which are then screened by mainstream broadcasters, including ITV.
Ministers have spent almost £2m over five years on eight series or programmes in total. Officials are allowed to vet the episodes before broadcast, and the viewer has no clue that they are watching state funded propaganda.
Put the ethical issues for broadcasters to one side and focus instead on what it says about how statist the mindset of ministers and officials has become'.
Winston Smith must be turning in his unmarked grave!
What is happening in this country?
What are these people so scared of?
I wonder what their agenda really is?
If they weren't such incompetant tossers i would be worried.
ps if anyone is monitoring this page i do pay my bbc license fee by standing order-that's why i cannot remember how much the propaganda tax is!!!!!!
On i strode marching up and down hunting my quarry.I saw something of interest and started to rifle through a box of goodies.At this point i began to notice a camera and then i saw the doyen of the BBC car booty show,lorne spicer.(no i didnt know her name- i had to look it up).
Well she did a little skit about buying (and haggling) for a fishing rod! (5 ? she's offering me 5 ? For this rod)?
Now comes the tricky bit.She didnt actually buy it. It was all pretend!
No money was actually spent.No Sea Fishing rod was actually purchased.
They asked the bloke if they could film and he went along with it!
It was shot 3 times so i am sure they will make a nice little film out it.
Now some of you more kindly souls may think this is harmless.......maybe........
but what about all the other BBC programs?
Is Panorama to be trusted?
Why is it that there are always news articles supporting Gordon Brown ?
Why aren't there films of people voicing their disapproval of said commie freeloader?
Isn't the beeb supposed to be impartial?
Why do i pay a stealth tax of £140 a year (someone tell me how much it is as i cant remember)
to get state bollocks beamed into my wig wam?
So anyway all this went on at about 7.30 a.m........
When i got home and checked the net for news the sunday telegraph was running a story about how tv programmes made with backing from the government were being pumped out on ITV !!!!
i nicked this bit.....'The government, via the Home Office and other public agencies, has been funding documentaries on subjects such as life on the beat with Community Support officers which are then screened by mainstream broadcasters, including ITV.
Ministers have spent almost £2m over five years on eight series or programmes in total. Officials are allowed to vet the episodes before broadcast, and the viewer has no clue that they are watching state funded propaganda.
Put the ethical issues for broadcasters to one side and focus instead on what it says about how statist the mindset of ministers and officials has become'.
Winston Smith must be turning in his unmarked grave!
What is happening in this country?
What are these people so scared of?
I wonder what their agenda really is?
If they weren't such incompetant tossers i would be worried.
ps if anyone is monitoring this page i do pay my bbc license fee by standing order-that's why i cannot remember how much the propaganda tax is!!!!!!
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