The BBC (80) and MSM (20) – Impartial Reporting

The (not so) impartial and emotive reporting of news via the MSM- particularly the BBC

I have noticed over the years, not only a decline in reporting standards of the MSM….actually the media as a whole, but also the ‘trend’ for bringing emotions into reporting which has the effect of removing impartiality.

Furthermore, those not only reporting but those in a position of responsibility who are being included in said reports also remove their position of impartiality by making emotive comments. Comments, they all seem to think we should agree with……..to me it comes across as an opportunity for government propaganda.

The reporting today of the deaths of several illegal rag head cunts in the channel overnight really brought it to a head for me. Here are some examples:

Headline on home page reads: ‘Four people dead in Channel crossing tragedy’ and here’s the editorial:
Kent on Line

‘Dover MP Natalie Elphicke said she was “very saddened” by the tragic loss of life. She added: “My thoughts and prayers with all those involved.”

Suella Braverman said the tragedy was a “sobering reminder that we have to end illegal crossings”. She added: “This is the day to express our sympathy with the families of the victims and thank the rescue services.”

These kind of statements in so way are pretty much saying ‘we cocked up, and maybe we should have sent a proper boat to Calais to bring you back, so it’s our fault you’ve died’

Fuck me, these are illegals……you can make a ‘professional’ statement without the need to say how sorry you are, or what needs to happen, because if you don’t then anything else you say can and will garner sympathy for these illegals…maybe that’s the narrative.

BBC interviewer on R4 this morning was reporting on these ‘traumatic events’ (yup- that’s how it was reported, then went on to say how upsetting it was and ‘sad’. Surely it is for ME to decide if I consider this story (or any other story for that matter) sad, traumatic a tragedy or any other emotion…..not an ‘impartial’ reporter.

The new reports should report the facts in a professional manner without and agenda to influence thought, but that’s the way the MSM now operate.

I forgot to add:

This is the BBC’s own ethics guide on emotive reporting from 2014 I found.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/introduction/emotivism_1.shtml

It would seem they don’t now follow their own guidelines

Nominated by: Chuff Chugger

And on a similar note with the Beeb and MSM in general, there’s this from Themagiccunt

The mendacious BBC and the rest of the MSM

This may have already been nominated recently, if so please disregard.
Follow the science we were told in the early days of Covid, anyone who tried to disagree with the official narrative was silenced and demonised, woe betide those who questioned the safety and efficacy of the untested experimental vaccines millions were forced to take.

Well, it is now becoming clear that we were repeatedly lied to by the medical establishment, politicians and the poodles of the liberal media. There was never any justification for immunising young healthy people, but they went ahead anyway.

Result? More children and young adults have died from vaccine complications than the virus itself. A lot more. With the possible exception of the very old it now appears likely the “cure” is more dangerous than the disease. I refused to have the booster this year but was amazed that it was still being pushed for groups at very low risk from Covid. The NHS have failed miserably at protecting the public, though GPs were very good at protecting themselves, hiding under the bed for months while their patients had to muddle along.

So where are the outraged headlines and TV reports on this scandal? Is it anything to do with the cowardice of so many who were only following orders and now hope their actions, or inaction, do not come under scrutiny?

Watch Dr John Campbell’s Youtube video of the recent parliamentary debate on the subject.

Helpful Link provided by: Chuff Chugger

azangru.livejournal. News Link

 

The Honours System (6)

Emma Raducanu was recently awarded an MBE for services to winning one tournament and fuck all else other than a shedload of cash.
(When it comes to Emma, “honour” is where I’d like to be – NA)

I have nothing against Emma as a person. And her achievement winning the US Open at the age of 18 a year or so ago is quite remarkable in itself.

However, to be awarded an MBE purely based on that one achievement seems rather premature in my book. For “ordinary” people it could take decades of self-sacrifice and/or voluntary work to be even remotely considered for an honour. And in fact there are probably many well known faces that have done lots of good over the years who have been repeatedly overlooked for one reason or another.

The Honours system as a whole has always been a farce with the usual politicians, civil servants and other high ranking pen pushers receiving knighthoods for basically just doing their jobs and getting paid handsomely in doing so. (And let us not forget Tony “fuckface” Blair being awarded the Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter earlier this year!)

Moreover, there have been continuous widespread calls to have the Honours system abolished, not least because it is seen as far from egalitarian and has tenuous links to Britain’s colonial past. (As an aside I always find it quite amusing when race baiting cunts like Lenny Henry and Marcus Rashford moan about the old Empire, and yet are all too willing to accept honours associated with … err, the old Empire!)

I don’t know if or when this nomination will be published, but the New Year’s Honours are due to be announced at the backend of December or early January. No doubt there will be the usual faceless/chinless wonders awarded knighthoods and z-list celebs awarded OBEs or MBEs for simply doing their well-paid jobs!

Ideally the Honours system along with the House of Lords should both either be abolished or reformed. (Although what Lord Fiddler would think after being downsized to just a “Mr” I shudder to think!)

Telegraph News Link

Nominated by: Technocunt

And a late hot-off-the-press entry/update from Cuntfinder General

My fellow cunters.
For your cuntsideration:
The New Years Honours list 2022.

BBC News Link

As predicted, d.yke sub schoolboy standard footballerists win MBE’s-presumably that stands for Minge Biting Extremests?

Crazy haired, star gazing guitarist Brian May is Knighted-for the prevention of Bovine TB control, possibly.

Read em and weep?

Meghan Markle (15) – Queen Victim

They were on their way to America on their ‘freedom flight’.

‘After settling into her seat, Meghan recalled how the head of the plane crew knelt down next to her and gave her some encouraging words.
She explained: ‘He took his hat off and I just remember looking at him.
‘And he goes, “We appreciate everything you did for our country.”‘
Discussing the emotional impact it had on her, Meghan continued: ‘It was the first time that I felt like someone saw the sacrifice.’

‘he took his hat off’ is that suggestive of ‘doffing’ it’? Or the deep respect ‘the head of the plane crew’ (the Captain you mean?) had for her?

‘he knelt down next to her’. Was he going to plead for her not to go?

I wonder did the whole ‘plane crew’ consider bursting into KC and the Sunshine Band at this point -?Please don’t go, please don’t go, dont go away…?

Not quite. But ‘We appreciate everything you did for our country.’ Wow that’s something. What a thing.

Meghan ‘It was the first time that I felt like someone saw the sacrifice.’

That word sacrifice. A sacrifice in war say. Giving your life for your fellow soldiers.

Meghan’s sacrifice. Leaving a privileged lifestyle for yet a more privileged lifestyle.

Daily Mail News Link

Nominated by: Miles Plastic

Perfume/Fragrance Adverts (2)

It’s that time of year when perfume/eau de toilette adverts are most prominent.
Let’s cut to the chase – (puts on America southern drawl accent) I do declare that perfume adverts are some of the most pretentious, cuntwaffle I ever did see.

In the red corner we have Johnny (I let my missus shit on my bed) Depp trying to make out that he’s some sort of macho, one of the wolf pack, frustrated rock guitarist, rebel hawiking perfume.

Let me just say that I would never buy aftershave from a bloke who’s girlfriend shits on his bed. For some reason I think it will probably smell like shit.

Then we have all the others. I remember the Brad Pitt Chanel advert and the Natalie Portman perfume advert.

I will not be bought by the promise of a movie star saying and doing things I don’t quite understand.

What was that quote from Fight Club?
“We buy things we don’t need to impress people who don’t care”

Nominated by: Harold

Cancer (5)

My absence for several days has been because I heard this week that my oldest friend who I met my first day (his, too, as a rating) is dying of cancer, This was relayed to me in a Christmas card without self pity or histrionics,

For several years now, since he moved to a different part of the country, and his dislike of telephones the exchange of birthday cards and Xmas cards with notes has been our main form of communication. Just this May when he wrote to me there was no suggestion, beyond the inevitable arthritis, the curse of the senior Briton, that anything was amiss. he became ill in October, and was given the terrible news that he had just a matter of months. As he has a long standing heart problem chemotherapy would kill him.

It occurred to me when I cunt the likes of Starmer, those little trollops Stacey Solomon and Carole Vorderman, the EU and Grieve etc, that they are temporary aberrations. Starmer will get grey hair thanks to his left wing loonies. Vorderman will lose her looks and people will realise Solomon is a talentless tart. Grieve will lose his false teeth and the EU will collapse due to it’s inherent corruption. It will end up like Jimmy Cagney at the end of “White Heat”.

But cancer, a disease that has been with us for centuries remains the killer it is. We waste billions on space travel, for example, and what good has it ever done the ordinary mortal? – it is just a rich man’s status symbol and plaything, like an even more expensive (and equally useless) HS2.

Then there is the six of one and half a dozen of the other Russian/Ukraine war, which will drag on like Vietnam, with billions thrown down the drain to “help”. Would it not be better to spend all that excess money on beating this cruel disease, which affects young and old. The same applies to Alzheimer’s as well, which can make life a living death for years. Let’s spend money where it could help.

My old shipmate might be said to have had a good innings, but he has spent his years of widowerhood caring for cats, who happily live in his workshop where he has been ensconced for years since his retirement, doing repairs of all sorts for his neighbours (at no charge) – Can you imagine me doing that?. He was also a much better sailor than I was as well.

I always seem to hear bad or sad news at Xmas time, which is why I hate it so much. T.S. Eliot said that “April was the cruellest month”. I think he meant “December”.

Nominated by: W. C. Boggs