Next Cameron must tackle the BBC
Later on the blog "Orphans of Liberty" there will appear a posting I have written on the way ahead for David Cameron in Europe, where this week he has spoken for millions of oppressed people, now about to lose the last remnants of their democracy and their sovereignty.
There is indeed much to do in Europe, but first at home he has a treacherous state broadcasting organisation which should now be immediately persuaded from pouring out its completely biased and unbalanced view of the world and particularly of the EU.
I watched some of its TV output yesterday. I have listened in astonishment to the tone and drift of its reporting on its Today programme on Radio 4 this morning, crowned by having the prime traitor, Michael Heseltine, complicit in the removal of the last patriotic Prime Minister this country has had until yesterday, interviewed on the prime 0810 am slot, when his ideas have clearly been disproved by events over and over and over again all down the intervening years!
There is indeed much to do in Europe, but first at home he has a treacherous state broadcasting organisation which should now be immediately persuaded from pouring out its completely biased and unbalanced view of the world and particularly of the EU.
I watched some of its TV output yesterday. I have listened in astonishment to the tone and drift of its reporting on its Today programme on Radio 4 this morning, crowned by having the prime traitor, Michael Heseltine, complicit in the removal of the last patriotic Prime Minister this country has had until yesterday, interviewed on the prime 0810 am slot, when his ideas have clearly been disproved by events over and over and over again all down the intervening years!
Labels: BBC, Von Heseltine
posted by Martin at 8:22 AM
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The EU commission is in charge at BBC. European Union Commission Pensioner the Tory peer Lord Patten is the chairman of the BBC Trust.
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