Is the BBC innovative enough?
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Is the BBC innovative enough?
the BBC needs to first look at the huge hole they have in their self acredited "imparciality". for instance leaving out cirtain things like the identity of the guy that killed the policeman, and the fact that he was anouther illegal lost by the home office. not reporting what was said by that 'sewer rat' Anjem Choudary about our royal family being a target. or the little guy from stoke beaten into a coma by a gang of muslims........report on illegals v our soldiers government housing standards.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
I see the NHS is in a bit off a state
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Is the BBC innovative enough?
"I suspect certain posters won't be happy until the BBC runs a new 100 Greatest Britons (every week, in place of Top of the Pops) with Oswald Moseley perpetually at number 1."
Dan Dover
I know certain posters would consider this good unbiased. The zeig heil brigade... scum.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
I suspect certain posters won't be happy until the BBC runs a new 100 Greatest Britons (every week, in place of Top of the Pops) with Oswald Moseley perpetually at number 1.
Dan Dover
Enoch Powell gets my vote, BLOOD ON THE STREETS, he was not wrong?
Is the BBC innovative enough?
"Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
Because we don't want it.
maroon machine, london, United Kingdom"
so the UK is racist then? thought the UK was a civilised nation?
John Robertson,
Whats civilised about having our wifes and children blown up on buses and the tube by these peaceloving islamists, whilst our young are out in the middle east fighting their battles for them?
Is the BBC innovative enough?
""Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
It's not just Islam that we don't want, it all religionism. You're all mad as hatters and believe in the most preposterous nonsense and the entire world has been at war over it for 4,000 years.
Anyone truly enlightened would have 'seen the light' by now!
I McHunt
Is the BBC innovative enough?
"Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
Because we don't want it.
maroon machine, london, United Kingdom"
so the UK is racist then? thought the UK was a civilised nation?
John Robertson, Leicester, United Kingdom
Since when is a religion a race?
How is it racist to criticise a religion?
Is the BBC innovative enough?
I suspect certain posters won't be happy until the BBC runs a new 100 Greatest Britons (every week, in place of Top of the Pops) with Oswald Moseley perpetually at number 1.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
""Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
Because we don't want it.
maroon machine, london, United Kingdom"
so the UK is racist then? thought the UK was a civilised nation?
John Robertson, Leicester, United Kingdom "
Islam isn't a race, it's a religion. And the only ones being uncivilised are those using it as an excuse to commit atrocities.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
<"Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
Because we don't want it.
maroon machine, london, United Kingdom"
so the UK is racist then? thought the UK was a civilised nation?
John Robertson, Leicester, United Kingdom >
Twit - Islam is not a race.
The UK is a Christian State.
It is to our shame that Christians do not adhere to their religion and follow its teachings as much as those of other denominations.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
Tut, tut Robert. My girlfriends and I have have more expertise with ball control than most men I know.
Alison Procter, London
I bet you do, you saucy minx!
Is the BBC innovative enough?
"Why shouldn't we accept widespread Islam?
Sophie Shinigami
Because we don't want it.
maroon machine, london, United Kingdom"
so the UK is racist then? thought the UK was a civilised nation?
Is the BBC innovative enough?
"I must confess I don't know the chap Sukwinder old boy, but it sounds like the same kind of ridiculous thinking that drove Auntie to hire female football presenters - absolutely laughable."
Robert Sharr, London, United Kingdom
Tut, tut Robert. My girlfriends and I have have more expertise with ball control than most men I know.
Is the BBC innovative enough?
"'Innovative? Well substituting words like 'militant' and 'radical' for 'terrorist', is pretty innovative. ...
Well said that man. "Patronising" sums it all up perfectly.'
Robert Sharr, London, United Kingdom
No. It's about reporting FACT and not bias. Robert loves bias: Robert loves other people making decisions and then follows them like an automaton.
John Chang, Glasgow"
Ah - my boy protege and fan club chairman is back. Welcome young fellow. Where have you been hiding?
The public believes that the BBC is not innovative enough and that cutting-edge programming should be a priority.
The BBC's Annual Report, published today, found that 72% of the audience rated innovation as important. However, only 51% said the BBC is performing well in this area.
News and education were the public's top two BBC priorities and both were highly praised. Entertainment programming was the audience's third priority.
Do you think the BBC is innovative and daring or predictable and boring? What kind of programmes would you like to see? Should news and education be the BBC's top priority?
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