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09-10-2021, 08:32 AM
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If you do one thing today then make sure that thing is sharing this everywhere Last night BBC and Sky News broadcast lies to the nation on PHE data. They claimed 75% of Covid-19 deaths are among the unvaccinated and that the PHE figures were for the previous 7 days. This is an outright lie, 70% of Covid-19 deaths are among the VACCINATED and the figures are for the previous 7 months! They have done this to coerce young adults and teens into getting the jab and to convince parents into allowing their children to have it once Whitty approves it. This news has spread like wildfire and the Covid Cultists have latched onto it as fact. Please help to put this dangerous lie right and expose the false news from the likes of the BBC and Sky News whilst they have given us a great opportunity to do so. The links to the PHE report are in the following article for everyone to see the lies broadcast to the nation for themselves. https://theexpose.uk/2021/09/09/fact-che...eath-rate/ Follow The Exposé Join The Exposé Chat Group @NicholasVeniamin https://theexpose.uk/2021/09/09/fact-che...eath-rate/ https://t.me/NicholasVeniamin/4719 
10-30-2021, 05:18 PM
BBC director-general Tim Davie actually said this – he has no shame: ‘The BBC’s editorial values of impartiality, accuracy and trust are the foundation of our relationship with audiences in the UK and around the world.’
The BBC has unveiled plans for its “biggest and most significant push” to ensure its content is fair, accurate and unbiased. The move comes in response to the publication of the Serota Review into governance and culture at the broadcaster, which was published on Friday and made a number of recommendations on improving editorial standards. The recommendations have been accepted by the broadcaster. The review, led by Arts Council England chairman Sir Nicholas Serota, says the organisation “needs to do more to embed editorial values into the fabric of the organisation”. It added that “a number of those we interviewed felt that individuals, including high-profile and senior staff, have not always been held to account for breaching editorial standards”. It added there is a risk that recent staff cuts in regional teams in England will “have a detrimental impact on editorial controls as staff deliver the same volume of output with fewer people”. Sir Nicholas said in a statement: “There is no doubt the BBC is a very different place to that of 25 years ago and, thankfully, progress has been made. “Nevertheless, there is an opportunity for the BBC leadership team to go further and ensure that accuracy, impartiality, fairness and integrity are embedded more deeply across the organisation. “The BBC can and should be properly held to account against these core values and standards. Read More: BBC plans ‘sweeping changes’ to ensure fair and unbiased content
12-30-2021, 06:20 PM
BBC is slammed after guest pundit Alan Dershowitz claimed Maxwell guilty verdict ‘weakens’ Virginia Giuffre’s case against Prince Andrew without reminding viewers HE represented Jeffrey Epstein and is also accused of sexual assault by HER
The New York sex abuse case against Prince Andrew was weakened because prosecutors in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial failed to call his accuser as a witness, it was claimed last night. Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz insisted the fact the Maxwell jury didn’t hear from Virginia Giuffre was because the authorities don’t believe she is telling the truth. But critics pointed out Mr Dershowitz is also accused of sexual abuse by Ms Roberts, said that taints his opinion on the case and slammed the BBC for interviewing him on the subject without giving any context. And royal experts said there was ‘no way back’ for Andrew’s reputation now the Maxwell verdicts are in regardless of the outcome of the case against him. Prince Andrew and Alan Dershowitz both deny all the allegations against them. Mr Dershowitz, 83, who was formerly Jeffrey Epstein’s lawyer, told the BBC he thought the case against Andrew was ‘weakened considerably’ after the Maxwell trial. ‘I think the most important thing for British viewers is that the Government was very careful as to who it used as witnesses,’ he said. Read more: BBC is slammed after guest pundit Alan Dershowitz claimed Maxwell guilty verdict ‘weakens’ Virginia Giuffre’s case against Prince Andrew without reminding viewers HE represented Jeffrey Epstein and is also accused of sexual assault by HER
01-14-2022, 08:39 PM
BBC Hosts Big Pharma’s African Vaccine Marketing Campaign -
If Big Pharma were to run a modestly honest advertisement to recruit dealers for pushing Covid so-called ‘vaccines’ in Africa, it might read something like this below: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/bbc-h...b0d2b3f989
Evil BBC Finished / Gov Cut £2 BILLION @ Their Budget / Sack 22K / Alex Exposes / Corruption -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdfD7RzyO5E BBC Faces £2Bn in Cuts as Culture Minister Freezes License Fee for Two Years - https://sputniknews.com/20220116/bbc-fac...99209.html
The BBC Exposed (2013)
For much of its 80 year existence, the BBC has been criticized by those who believe it to be an insidious mixture of political and cultural power, and now in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal, the British public is once again outraged at their national broadcaster. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we examine the history, function, and institutional biases of the BBC, and how the British people are rising up against the Big Brother Corporation… https://www.corbettreport.com/episode-25...c-exposed/
11-08-2022, 06:11 PM
Cult-owned Ofcom rules BBC committed ‘significant editorial failings’ in report on anti-Semitic bus attack that suggested Jewish student victims used ‘anti-Muslim slurs’
Media watchdog Ofcom has concluded the BBC committed ‘significant editorial failings’ in its reporting of an anti-Semitic attack on Jewish students travelling on a bus in London. The body said its investigation found the broadcaster failed to observe its editorial guidelines to report news with ‘due accuracy and due impartiality’. The incident on November 29, 2021 saw a group of about 40 young Jewish people aboard a Hanukkah party bus in London’s Oxford Street attacked by a group of men who swore, made obscene gestures and threw a shopping basket at them. The incident was treated as a hate crime by police, but in its original report of the incident, BBC News said ‘racial slurs about Muslims could be heard inside the bus’. Following BBC coverage on December 2, the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Chief Rabbi were among a significant number of groups and individuals who complained to the broadcaster about the accuracy and impartiality of the coverage. The BBC apologised for ‘not acting sooner to highlight that the content of the recording was contested’. But a spokesperson for the corporation tonight insisted that its report had not been in breach of the Broadcasting Code. Read More: Ofcom rules BBC committed ‘significant editorial failings’ in report on anti-Semitic bus attack
11-21-2022, 05:27 PM
‘Stop this insufferable virtue signalling!’ Viewers accuse Gary Lineker and Alex Scott of ‘hypocrisy’ as they give impassioned speeches about Qatar human rights record – from studio in stadium
Viewers of the first World Cup match have accused the BBC of brazen ‘hypocrisy’ and ‘virtue signalling’ after pundits launched into a segment about controversies and human rights issues in Qatar while broadcasting live from a stadium in Doha yesterday. Gary Lineker’s opening monologue for the corporation’s coverage of the tournament addressed the human rights record in the host nation immediately. The controversial competition kicked off with Qatar facing Ecuador in Group A, with the game shown live on the BBC. He had previously been criticised, along with other football commentators and journalists, for agreeing to attend and be paid for the tournament in Qatar given its deeply conservative stance on issues such as gay rights. Read more: ‘Stop this insufferable virtue signalling!’ Viewers accuse Gary Lineker and Alex Scott of ‘hypocrisy’ as they give impassioned speeches about Qatar human rights record – from studio in stadium
01-10-2023, 04:32 AM
BBC admits to editing out crucial information from ‘Is Labour antisemitic?’ Panorama
Their interview with Izzy Lenga has now been published in full on its corrections page The BBC has made a dramatic climbdown over comments broadcast in its 2019 Panorama programme ‘Is Labour antisemitic?’. Publishing on its corrections page, the broadcaster admitted to removing crucial context during its interview with Izzy Lenga, who had experienced antisemitism after she became a student activist. In the programme, they broadcast the interview as follows: Quote:I’m Izzy Lenga, I joined the Labour Party in 2015… The antisemitic abuse I received was what I was subjected to every single day… Telling me Hitler was right, telling me Hitler did not go far enough…They have since admitted that, if the programme were to be re-broadcast, they would include some additional comments (in bold below), which are pretty important, you might think! Quote:I’m Izzy Lenga, I joined the Labour Party in 2015… When I was a student… being quite a high profile Jewish woman student, I was subjected to quite a lot of like nasty vitriol and abuse… The antisemitic abuse I received… was what I was subjected to every single day… Predictably a lot of it came from the far right… neo-Nazi abuse… telling me Hitler was right, telling me Hitler did not go far enough and even more… What absolutely baffled me, was at the same time, I was receiving… very similar and almost often the exact same tropes and anti-Semitic abuse… from the far left.At the time, the Labour press office also said Panorama edited an email sent by Seumas Milne to completely misrepresent it. Looks like it’s all coming out now! Quote:#Panorama edited the email sent by Seumas Milne to completely misrepresent it. It stated: |
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