I saw this photo of the BBC’s political editor, Nick Robinson getting cosy with Britain First’s Jayda Fransen (is that an English name?) on Twitter and had to post it here. Somehow, you just can’t see Old Nick getting that close to the Green Party or TUSC candidate.
Ah, don’t they make a lovely couple?
The next time a Kipper tells you that there’s a left-wing bias at the BBC, you show them this image.
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Just out of curiosity, are all the BBC’s management board Conservative Party appointees like the CBC’s (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) are? Are there more right-wing figures appearing on the BBC than used to be the case, as has been happening with the CBC?
Most of them are drawn from the same social backgrounds as each other: public school and/or Oxbridge. Indeed many of them are Tories. The discourse offered on the BBC is narrow and dominated by the right.
Reblogged this on discordion {Artist Ian Pritchard} and commented:
The BBC a political editor costing up to a member of Right Wing fascist group, Britain First.
Reblogged this on Beastrabban’s Weblog and commented:
Nick Robinson was the head of Macclesfield Young Conservatives at a time when Thatcher’s administration was acutely embarrassed by how extremely Right-wing they were becoming. A string of Young Conservative Clubs were closed down after they declared their support for racial nationalism. This is, or was, the official policy of the NF and BNP. It’s the doctrine that Briton belongs only to White Britons, and that non-Whites should either be expelled or reduced to second-class citizens under a form of apartheid. From this photo, it seems that former ideological habits die extremely hard in certain branches of the BBC. Sieg Heil, O Robinson!
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