BBC asks can you fight back against the cuts

[Yeast Lord]

Haven't watched this drivel but what a joke, the champagne socialist failed state tv channel suggesting cuts aren't really needed and we should fight them:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00sf94c/Pano...

and who the hell wants to fight cuts and pay even more tax, we all want cheaper and better value for money public services.

[teapea]

Typical pensioners & students, nothing better to do than complain,
I would like to know what they would do if they were in power.
Why should they get free music lessons after school, we never got them and the country had more monies when I was there.

Edited by teapea on Monday 17th May 22:59

[the_smalls]

Big fking surprise there. De facto public sector - the Ministry of "Information" if you like - threatened to join in with the recession, you know, the one that the public sector have yet to experience and use there privileged position to campaign against it.

Bollinger Bolsheviks, the lot of them.

[theironduke]

The mouth breathers unite...

[grumbledoak]

Privatise it.

[AJS-]

Fair's fair. I do remember loads of programmes about The Tax Rises: How can you fight back? In the early years of the Labour government.



I'm lying, obviously.

[Plotloss]

Bored of this now.

Remove all benefits and the ones that riot can be rounded up and rendered down into aircraft carrier fuel to defend in the oil strike in the Falklands.

[sjn2004]

Do they think money grows on tree's?

[Mojocvh]

Plotloss said:

Bored of this now.

Remove all benefits and the ones that riot can be rounded up and rendered down into aircraft carrier fuel to defend in the oil strike in the Falklands.

Bit uncalled for old mate, now sit down with nursey and swallow some tabs.....

[Jim the Sunderer]

Wait a minute... that's the theme from Dad's Army.

Totally unbiased that, certainly not referring to Mr C. as Hitler.

[RobDickinson]

Did the BBC miss-understand what an election is for?

[AJS-]

Can anyone tell me what this is as I can't watch IPlayer outside the UK?

[Lickasaurus Rex]

Jim the Sunderer said:

Wait a minute... that's the theme from Dad's Army.

Totally unbiased that, certainly not referring to Mr C. as Hitler.

It's time this particular gravy train ground to a halt. If BBC World News is a casualty, that is sad, but nevermind. It is high time that this cunch of bunts were put in the dole queue where they belong

[turbobloke]

The BBC were already maxing their card and knew what was coming.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/mar/19/bbc-bu...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

[Jasandjules]

Still lots of lying lefties in positions of power at the BBC then...

[Guybrush]

One of the first things the Tories should do is make the BBC licence fee voluntary. I'd be happy not to reveive any BBC broadcasts if there was a way to offer a choice.

[Steve_T]

The BBC can stop sending people to street corners all over the globe and save a fortune. Is it really necessary for every single report?

[Devil2575]

Yeast Lord said:

Haven't watched this drivel but what a joke

How about watching it before you post?

Just a thought

[Devil2575]

Panorama is a bit of a joke these days. It used to be good but over the last few years has become trivial to say the least. Not helped by Jeremy Vine's involvement. If you've ever heard his radio 2 show you'll know what I mean.

[10 Pence Short]

Let's cut the BBC loose. The quality of its output is constantly falling and it's always going to be at odds with a large proportion of the electorate who pay for it. If one thing needs privatising, it's the BBC.