(Thanks to AH) Cameron
squares up to em....bring in competition something lefties dont like (choice)Please leave some polite comments pointing out the feminist bias:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770

I think I am banned on the daily mail . Moi Inoffensive moi all I said was crush the vile thing I would extend that to all tv stations name one that is not feminist dominated?

Here's my comment. Maybe they will post it.


The BBC has a well earned international reputaion for its flagrant sexist misandry over many years. Taking away government funding of bigoted prejudicial propaganda posing as "news" would perhaps force them to compete for money by being less biased.
Its time to stop funding misandry.
Bob
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The BBC should be destroyed.

The BBC is over-run with feminist viragos......you can almost see them crawling out from behind the woodwork. The entire news agenda has a definite pro-female slant. eg a girl or a woman is a victim of crime.....you never hear the end of it in the regular bulletins. A male victim - well, it can vary...the case of little Rhys (whatever his name was( in Liverpool received very great publicity owing to circumstances, but generally male victims come way down the coverage scale....usually after some story of a dog trapped down a well or somesuch place.

As for the male personnel.........to survive in the BBC all male personnel have to swear allegiance to the Feminazi party.

Not so long ago a very good looking young guy started up with GMTV as a weather reporter in their early morning slots. He quite pointedly indicated at a very early stage that he was not going to be "pushed around or treated as some kind of male totty" by the female powerbase of GMTV, or respond to the women's regular "baiting" and sexist innuendos. I think he lasted out the week, but come Monday morning........he had been replaced by the present day woman who's name I forget...Andrea, I think.

It's not the BBC itself that needs to be destroyed. It just needs to purge its biased staff.

Not so long ago a very good looking young guy started up with GMTV as a weather reporter in their early morning slots. He quite pointedly indicated at a very early stage that he was not going to be "pushed around or treated as some kind of male totty" by the female powerbase of GMTV, or respond to the women's regular "baiting" and sexist innuendos. I think he lasted out the week, but come Monday morning........he had been replaced by the present day woman who's name I forget...Andrea, I think.[/quote]

Now thats my kind of guy.

Celtish
Yes I know celtish it seems a shame the BBC was once informative and interesting is a purge enough?Could you be sure you would get rid of all the bias it's very very feminist?I saw a programme on advertising and the resident fembots and manginas gave there views on how ads portrayed women. When men were washing up the fems were glowing and any portrayal of women as mothers or washing up frowned upon.As ever it was so blatant as to be embarrassing.

The BBC TV does not have any commercial ads at all, obviously, as it is funded directly from taxation via the viewers in something called the licence fee - currently about £137 per annum for those who do not qualify for reduced rates or exclusion, such as pensioners over 75. It does, however, show previews of all forthcoming programs, or advertisements for all its various services and offers, etc, but certainly no actual commercial ads for products and commercially sold services.

All the other tV channels are, of course, funded commercially, so ads are always shown at regular intervals but nothing like in the way they seem to be in America - there they seem to come on every few minutes or so, and probably unnannounced, something Brits would hate, tbh.

Anyway, one of the latest ads shows this couple (man & woman) checking out at a supermarket, and the conveyor belt is stacked with loads of goodies. As the checkout operator is scanning the goods she says to the woman: "Is it a special occasion or something?" The woman replies to her,with a sideways nod of the head in the direction of her husband who is the one stuck with loading up all the carrier bags: "Yes, he's doing the cooking!"

I saw the ad in question.

Maybe re-run the ad with the genders reversed, with the male checkout operator asking the husband of the wife "Is it a special occasion or something?" The man replies "Yes she's paying."

Regarding the BBC. Not only is it horrendously infested with feminism that oozes from every putrid orifice of the corporation. But, it's very Anti-Israel, Pro-Palestinian, was very Pro-IRA, and Anti-American to name but a few other discretions which run contary to their claim to being a unbiased news organisation.

They're more like a propaganda wing of these 'favoured' socialist-driven causes - than an objective news source.

To the more informed they lost any semblance of credibility they had long ago.

Are you sure? I don't watch much tv but I'm sure the bbc has adverts.

I am perfectly sure...absolutely certain. None of the BBC channels in the UK is commercial in the sense of advertising goods and services on behalf of manufacturers, sellers, commercial organisations, etc etc etc.....ie any organisation providing these goods and services. It does not depend on commercial advertising for its income....it does that throgh the TV Licensing Authority as I mentioned before.

The only "adverts" the BBC runs are those which publicise forthcoming programs and features, films, shows, events (local as well as national) and all that sort of stuff....not direclty commercial.

You will NEVER see the BBC advertising things like dog food, breakfast cereals, cleaning materials, furniture, mobile phones, cranberry juice, clothing or anything sold commercially on the market.

BBCA, BBC America, does have adverts. I just turned it on after reading your post to check it out, and yes, they advertize just like any other commercial cable channel. I just watched adverts for some commercial bank, Weight Watchers, and ALCiS cream pain medicine.

It's probably different in the UK where the government supports them.

Blessings

Bob