TV Licencing and the BBCs True Colours plus three other topics

[@kevinhutchinson9437]

For as long as I can remember (decades) the collecting tins have been rattling for cancer research which has grown into a huge organisation and yet the situation gets steadily worse. Like some other parts of the medical industry it seems that they don't want a cure but to continually treat us.

[@mmwaashumslowww7167]

Back in the day when shopping for fresh fruit, veg and butcher's meat was a pleasure too. A more personalised experience, where they knew you by name and nobody was in a hurry. So basically, less stress which combined with wholesome foods, could be another factor as to why there was much less cancer or illness in general. One thing is for sure, those days of fond memories and a more meaningful life will never return and we were lucky to have been there. Looking forward to digital dystopia and threats of more wars and utter corruption everywhere? I think not. Good luck with growing your channel and more veg.

[@wildthing6668813]

Even though I shop at a supermarket the free range and organic stuff is 50% more but usually only has a shelf life of a day less than the non organic stuff. Vennells is trying to cover her tracks but doing a bad job of it all those that had to pay anything to the post office should be paid back double and any costs they paid in trying to defend themselves should be repaid with interest and they should also be paid the present market value of any home they lost due to this. Farage speaks the truth and the BBC and possibly other media outlets will do anything to silence him. The BBC should receive a fine of 10% of its yearly income if not more. OFCOM are mostly BBC puppets so they will stand by the BBC no matter what they do or say.

[@kevinstilwell123]

The news reader should have been removed immediately. Did she not understand that Nigel Farage was merely quoting what had been said, it was not his narrative? Even if they were his words she had no place imposing her views on her audience.

[@DeeCee-nb6ev]

I have a theory that as we get older we get closer to death 🤔

[@greymatters1950]

You might have something there. 😁

[@anonnemo2504]

An important aspect of the Post Office scandal which is yet to be addressed is the punishment of the guilty. There is already prima facie evidence of wrongdoing by many people and there is no reason why criminal investigations should not already have begun. With inquiries such as this, involving KCs being paid by the hour out of the public purse, this inquiry could drag on very much longer before anyone gets their collars felt. We see the mask of BBC impartiality slipping constantly. This example, however, should leave nobody in any doubt about the nature of the BBC groupthink. The "apology" appeared to have been made grudgingly and was most probably insincere. The question of whether the offensive words were on the auto-cue is an interesting one. Not knowing whether they were or not, one observation I would make is that the lady could hardly be described as one of the "autocuties". Anyway, I too am glad that I long ago ceased to finance the disgusting organisation that is the BBC. Excellent video, by the way, and I am glad I recently became a subscriber.

[@greymatters1950]

Thanks for your contribution.

[@alanwilkinson9487]

Just imagine all those people who survive on beefburger joints, that will come back to haunt them, I'm sure

[@eggyboy123]

I'm legally licence free too

[@dockaos924]

Government people are living longer we need to do something to reduce the number of old people let's add more chemicals to food and tap water

[@greymatters1950]

😅

[@mrc-by4vp]

dont pay will not pay

[@opabinnier]

There is no excuse for people watching BBC; you know you shouldn't pay their fee, so don't. Just get rid of your tv sets. STOP WATCHING TV. And don't whine! Stop it NOW. I'm serious- if I can do it, anyone can. You'll feel cleaner.