The enemy within!

Have a look at this cosy scene from the BBC's flagship Sunday AM programme hosted by Andrew Marr. These are the eminent?? figures selected to comment (impartially Ha Ha) on the nation's newspapers this Sunday morning (relegated to be the day chosen by the country to honour its national dead so that it will not fall inconveniently on a working day which for this year will be next Tuesday). In the middle Baroness something or other more commonly known as Shirley Williams, the senior surviving main player in the deliberate destruction of the nation's once superb education system. (Zoom in and note she wears two poppies, each with a green leaf, a conscious act which can presumably only have been chosen to shout "MY GRIEF AND STATUS ARE SUPERIOR TO YOURS"). On the right we have senior BBC Foreign Correspondent John Simpson, whose sycophantic, misguided and heavily biased reporting from across the world and down the decades has done so much to foster the nation's inbuilt sense of superiority and disdain that has allowed this country itself to slip so far into decadence and decay. Lastly on the left (suitably) the slimy Scot whose inability (shared with his successor as the BBC senior political commentator Nick Robinson) to ask a pointed question or follow-up an interesting line of inquiry to any office-holding minister has resulted in helping to bring our very system of government into complete contempt. All three hosted by the BBC, which fittingly proved unable to properly organise the apology for the actions of its two most recent lowest common denominator stars whose tasks down the decades has been to trash and destroy all the best elements of our society that once glued the nation as one. On this Remembrance Sunday let us not forget the BBC, these three and their many fellow travelers who have brought the country to its economic knees and who knows what further horrors which are yet to follow.