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How The Media Is Messing Up The World.
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So a faulty escalator made a bit of a bang noise and caused a mass stampede took over Disney land pairs, leaving some with 'minor injuries' due to crowd movement.
Can't even have some background industrial noise without people thinking there is a terrorist attack.
So, it seems the terrorists have won. Mass fear is spreading. Brilliant.
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Can't even have some background industrial noise without people thinking there is a terrorist attack.
So, it seems the terrorists have won. Mass fear is spreading. Brilliant.
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//You don't have children do you?//
//That was to Spath.//
//I don't, no Ummmm. However, I'm not sure how that affects my reactions in this situation. I'd rather not scare the life out of my kids, putting them in danger in a human stampede, for absolutely no reason.//
That is strange Walter. A post last week you stated ,or implied , you had a daughter! Nineteen I believe you said she was.Lol
//That was to Spath.//
//I don't, no Ummmm. However, I'm not sure how that affects my reactions in this situation. I'd rather not scare the life out of my kids, putting them in danger in a human stampede, for absolutely no reason.//
That is strange Walter. A post last week you stated ,or implied , you had a daughter! Nineteen I believe you said she was.Lol
Is the media messing up the World? Yes! Particularly our very own Beep Beep See.
// the BBC is being allowed to get away with such shortcomings in its journalism at least partly because, under the Theresa May administration, there is a continued grave dereliction of duty by parliament in holding the BBC to account.
Mrs May herself has relied on the BBC in furthering her ‘deal’ agenda. Thus she appointed Robbie Gibb, a BBC senior producer, as her main communications aide. Clearly, she thought he had perfect qualifications to meet her objectives. She knew full well that he would take every advantage of the Corporation’s pro-EU and anti-Brexit instincts. News-watch surveys have repeatedly shown that she was not disappointed.
Another factor is that the three culture secretaries to have served under the May regime, the obsequious May apparatchik Karen Bradley, the colourless Matt Hancock and, currently, barrister Jeremy Wright – whose experience of the media before his appointment was conspicuous by its absence – have left the Corporation totally alone.
Were they appointed simply to ensure this? All three campaigned for Remain in 2016, and are now among the most enthusiastic supporters of May’s so-called ‘deal’.//
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// the BBC is being allowed to get away with such shortcomings in its journalism at least partly because, under the Theresa May administration, there is a continued grave dereliction of duty by parliament in holding the BBC to account.
Mrs May herself has relied on the BBC in furthering her ‘deal’ agenda. Thus she appointed Robbie Gibb, a BBC senior producer, as her main communications aide. Clearly, she thought he had perfect qualifications to meet her objectives. She knew full well that he would take every advantage of the Corporation’s pro-EU and anti-Brexit instincts. News-watch surveys have repeatedly shown that she was not disappointed.
Another factor is that the three culture secretaries to have served under the May regime, the obsequious May apparatchik Karen Bradley, the colourless Matt Hancock and, currently, barrister Jeremy Wright – whose experience of the media before his appointment was conspicuous by its absence – have left the Corporation totally alone.
Were they appointed simply to ensure this? All three campaigned for Remain in 2016, and are now among the most enthusiastic supporters of May’s so-called ‘deal’.//
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