Bbc : Biased Broadcasting Corporation

[Prettytom]

1 minute ago, The_DADDY said:

No I'm not.

Do you trust the bbc?

I’ve already told you. Post 385

 

Now. Which non-msm news sources do you consider to be trustworthy?

1 minute ago, top4718 said:

Explain why it was nonsense for a soap opera to be pushing a vaccine that's caused death and injury?

That’s not the nonsensical bit.

 

I was referring to your latching into it in order to avoid answering questions about your trusted sources.  You are still doing it now.
 

You aren’t fooling anyone, unless you’ve managed a bit of self- deception.

 

Are we ever going to find out which sources you use for your deeply flawed information?

Edited November 30, 2022 by Prettytom

[The_DADDY]

3 minutes ago, Prettytom said:

I’ve already told you. Post 385

 

Now. Which non-msm news sources do you consider to be trustworthy?

I'm not asking for your views on all news organisations. 

I'm asking about the BBC specifically 

Do you trust the BBC?

Do you trust them to tell you the truth?

 

[Prettytom]

Just now, The_DADDY said:

I'm not asking for your views on all news organisations. 

I'm asking about the BBC specifically 

Do you trust the BBC?

Do you trust them to tell you the truth?

 

Use your comprehension skills. See if you can extrapolate from my views of all news agencies.

 

And have a think about doing me the courtesy of answering that question.

[hackey lad]

29 minutes ago, Chekhov said:

There were hardly any of those during Covid, it really was very frustrating, that was one of the main reasons I stopped listening to R4. BBC journos just accepted pretty much everything the government spokesmen said, or Labour, or the suppressionist "experts".

Julia Hartley Brewer was the only one who rigorously questioned them, she was like a terrier and I almost felt sorry for some of those "experts" who just were not used to being questioned (as in genuinely questioned), they were like rabbits in car headlights.

I have mixed feelings about JHB but during Covid she was the standout star.

So you like JHB when she says what  you want to hear but other times you don’t like her

[top4718]

1 minute ago, Prettytom said:

Use your comprehension skills. See if you can extrapolate from my views of all news agencies.

 

And have a think about doing me the courtesy of answering that question.

He doesn't need to I've already answered that you can't trust any single entity you have to glean info from a number of sources and make your mind up, you can answer his question now.

Just now, hackey lad said:

So you like JHB when she says what  you want to hear but other times you don’t like her

That isn't what his comment said at all 🤣

[The_DADDY]

4 minutes ago, Prettytom said:

Use your comprehension skills. See if you can extrapolate from my views of all news agencies.

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Do you trust the BBC? 

[hackey lad]

5 minutes ago, top4718 said:

He doesn't need to I've already answered that you can't trust any single entity you have to glean info from a number of sources and make your mind up, you can answer his question now.

That isn't what his comment said at all 🤣

What does “ mixed feelings “ mean to you ? 

[Tyke02]

33 minutes ago, Chekhov said:

The Beeb were very biased in their coverage of Covid, they repeated everything the government and "the experts" said like it was gospel and rarely reported people / groups / organisations who were angry with it all, or, indeed, some of the experts who disagreed with lockdowns.

You mean there weren't reports like this? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54442386

 

or this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000l80g

 

or Heneghan and Woolhouse comments in here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54785032

 

 

 

 

[top4718]

1 minute ago, Tyke02 said:

You mean there weren't reports like this? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54442386

 

or this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000l80g

 

or Heneghan and Woolhouse comments in here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54785032

 

 

 

 

You really don't get it do you, reporting these things is one thing, putting them at the forefront of their reporting is another, if you use the BBC website you can choose which categories you want to see, I doubt "health" would be at the top of many lists, it might be there but they know most people skim read and don't go searching for articles, this is where their bias comes in.

[Tyke02]

42 minutes ago, top4718 said:

So when a full transcript of an interview is posted on social media it can be dismissed because it's not on TV, utter rubbish.

Sigh.  You said you knew what was in broadcast media because there were TV clips on social media. Changing the subject already.

 

Personally if I see something on TV or on social media that makes claims that are interesting and says there's evidence I go to the source of the evidence, rather than just believe what someone else is telling me about it. What interview transcript did you have in mind?

 

You haven't answered my question about how you decide which of those social media sources are trustworthy.