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BBC DG off to pastures new........
George Entwhistle, the Director General of the BBC has just resigned. He has fallen on his sword. An honourable move or was he pushed?
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@jno I sympathise with him to some extent over the timing, but you cannot use that as an excuse in such a high profile series of incidents.
Homer Simpson in a cartoon might be excused a lot by stating "its my first day" - but this guy cannot.
Homer Simpson in a cartoon might be excused a lot by stating "its my first day" - but this guy cannot.
00:27 Sun 11th Nov 2012
Argo. I've no idea. But Patten certainly illustrates what I meant.
There's thousands of these very well paid jobs which are seen as a reward, or worse a bribe.
99 times out of a 100 they keep a very low profile & keep pocketing public money. When a crisis shines a spotlight on them they are shown up for what they are.
Why hasn't Patten been seen to be active through this sorry business.
I've heard him criticizing the BBC once or twice & saying heads will roll. Yeah Chris, that'd be the same BBC you've taken a fortune from to oversee.
There's thousands of these very well paid jobs which are seen as a reward, or worse a bribe.
99 times out of a 100 they keep a very low profile & keep pocketing public money. When a crisis shines a spotlight on them they are shown up for what they are.
Why hasn't Patten been seen to be active through this sorry business.
I've heard him criticizing the BBC once or twice & saying heads will roll. Yeah Chris, that'd be the same BBC you've taken a fortune from to oversee.
So now they'll go back to their "shortlist" of applicants,the previous one cant be out of date, and theyll pick the runner up , so now the Blatantly Biased Corp will get the "2nd best" person for the job.
and no doubt all the plebs that are paying taxes to keep the BBC in the style theyve been accustomed to (spending your money with gay abandon) will now be donating towards a generous goodbye payoff....or will he walk with the bare minimum (54 days he lasted) as it would seem that he hasnt even got through a probationary period which most people have to.
and no doubt all the plebs that are paying taxes to keep the BBC in the style theyve been accustomed to (spending your money with gay abandon) will now be donating towards a generous goodbye payoff....or will he walk with the bare minimum (54 days he lasted) as it would seem that he hasnt even got through a probationary period which most people have to.
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