Is the BBC corrupt?
 

I've just been browsing the net and found this,it's a fascinating read,it's long but worth the effort,I don't know what I think of this,would like others opinions,do you think they are just conspiracy theories or do they have a point,I just found it really interesting.
https://thecolemanexperience.wordpre...of-mike-smith/

There is a a problem at the BBC
thats why many managers are being moved down
or out of the Corp

I believe it is, they are being held to ransom at the moment by the conservatives as they are threatening to put an end to the licence fee unless the beeb toe the part line.

Having worked for the BBC they are far far to inept to maintain any conspiracy, even on a small scale.

So you think that is a load of bollox LT?:hehe:

Yes, its fairly easy with a huge organisation to create links to various things. If you stop and think about it logically it really does make no sense what so ever.

I feel the same way now whenever I hear anyone moan about energy prices or how slow builders are because I'm working for an energy company and I've seen the inner workings and it's like ...if only people knew...

Nah..just something else for people to have a go at.
No doubt there will be the odd bad apple, the same as anywhere else.:shrug:

Poor Auntie.

any state sponsored media is corrupt.

they can claim to be as independent all they want, but when someone is paying your bills, they have influence over you. If the government is paying your bills, the government can STOP paying your bills.

The coverage of the royal family on the BBC is sycophantic.

Yes, it is time for a massive overhaul of the whole BBC set up, scrap the licence fee and hold the BBC accountable for the money it has paid to people who should never have been working there in the first place,especially as to what has clearly gone on in its premises.

The BBC used to be, I stress 'used' to be a shining example of news coverage and across the board entertainment, not any more and it is time the whole corrupt mess that has existed at the BBC and possibly is still there too, was dealt with.