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The Bambi Syndrome
Tony Heller | November 22, 2019 The BBC is working hard to misinform British children and make them neurotic cannon fodder for the climate agenda. What is the end game?
Prince Andrew: foot in mouth
Submitted by George Callaghan…
His Royal Highness gave a very rare interview to the BBC a few days ago. The subject of the interview was his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and the allegation of rape against HRH. As a roving ambassador for trade it was the prince’s job to cultivate people like Epstein.
Prince Andrew BBC meltdown. Why did Royal Family let this interview take place? (Video)
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss Prince Andrew’s disastrous BBC interview where the Prince tried to explain his relationship with the sex offender Jeffery Epstein.
During the Newsnight interview, Prince Andrew claimed he has a medical condition which prevents him from sweating and also stated that he was with his daughter at Pizza Express at the time he was alleged to be having intercourse with one of Epstein’s victims.
Book review: The Media, the Public and the Great Financial Crisis by Mike Berry
Book review: The Media, the Public and the Great Financial Crisis by Mike Berry
by Ian Sinclair
Morning Star
18 November 2019
COMING out of the Glasgow Media Group tradition, Dr Mike Berry from the School of Journalism at Cardiff University has written a quietly devastating academic examination of the impact of the British print and broadcast media on public knowledge and understanding of the 2008 financial crisis.
Lawyer Claims That Prince Andrew’s BBC Interview is ‘Catastrophic Mistake’
Tonight, televisions will show the perfectly state-managed scene of Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, sitting down with BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis conducting an interview recorded at Buckingham Palace this past Thursday. In it, the Duke admits that he “let the side down” by maintaining a friendship with jet-setting billionaire and convicted serial sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Extra Time: Helpful Tips in Surviving ‘Information Overload’
The Government-Media Complex are now moving to address what they are calling a public emergency over a crisis of ‘information overload’. This apocalyptic event is said to be a result of anxiety-inducing subjects like Brexit and Donald Trump.
Patrick, Mike and special guest Brian Gerrish try to diagnose the real cause of public angst and offer some practical advice to surviving the current information onslaught. Watch:
BBC tries to understand Welsh independence movement
Press TV – September 21, 2019 The giant strides of the Welsh independence movement this year have finally grabbed the full attention of the British mainstream media, which would otherwise prefer to ignore this phenomenon. The BBC ran a short documentary on Welsh independence yesterday, with a focus on the role of young people in […]
Surveillance State: Blacklisting and the Secret Habit Employers Can’t Seem to Kick
While we’ve seen other reports of this type of state agency behaviour before, this one is still particularly disturbing, as it reveals a state security apparatus which acts as a law unto itself, very clearly in the service of an unelected oligarchy.
By TruePublica
BBC Idlib double tap air strike report – a study in war propaganda
The BBC have replied to HRI’s initial complaint about their “Idlib double Tap Air Strike Russia says never happened” report, failing to apologise or issue a retraction whilst strengthening the case they have used faulty OSINT and deliberate video fakery to make the case that Russia was responsible for an alleged double- tap air strike […]
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