The 'Impartial' BBC News service

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Now we have a snap General Election called in early May, it will be interesting to see which candidates the impartial BBC news service is required to support. It's looking like Labour are favourite to be mocked at every chance:

Dawn Butler MP interviewed on Radio 4's PM 20 April 2017
Labour MP Dawn Butler has struggled to explain her party's policies during an interview with Eddie Mair on Radio 4's PM programme.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39659304

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The BBC's impartiality - and mouthpiece as an organ of State - is such a rich goldmine, that I just have to post some of the best clips showing them being called out.

starting with George Galloway -

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I love Galloway.

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I haven't weighed into this topic where would I begin? Worldwide hack pushes this speech out of the news cycle altogether:

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LOL and I thought the BBC was biased

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http://www.dw.com/en/hamas-official-on- ... a-44319377

More unbiased journalism from DW in Germany. Watch the video and behold the totally unbiased nature of Tim Sebastion.

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The BBC has asked a US court to compel a California-based website to produce records which could identify who leaked footage of the next Doctor Who series.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-44691612

The BBC - a privately run extortion racket that panders to the propoganda needs of the global elite - is stamping it's feet in rage and demanding to know who leaked a piece of moving imagery and a photo of one of it's forthcoming childrens programmes.

Funny how they can be so progressive about some things, yet utterly regressive about others.

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