[waterhog]

will we tell the BBC to Entwistle ? 11.11.12

i am a fan,
even if they took my voice,
just because i can not poem POV post,
BBC and Sky are my news choice.
a number of factors,
put the BBC in the brown,
news night made a big mistake,
but Jimmy Savile still wares the crown.
Sundays reporting was shocking,
from camera switches to bumbling staff,
come on BBC,
on you we are having a laugh.
what about the names,
on a live interview is this sincere clarity,
are former conservative MP's quaking,
at 70 years of age, they need charity.
Esther Rantzen was on,
are her words with meaning,
its going to take a hell of allot more,
for the BBC to start there cleaning.
you have "children in need",
the BBC is the host,
with the biggest ever pedophile cover,
yet again will be haunted by the Jimmy ghost.
these are dark times,
but the BBC will again shine,
new practices and policy's,
will eventually bring closure and draw the final line.


( i really don't no which way this is going to go next - but all i can say is - i am keeping faith in one of my best news channels. do you feel the BBC can get through this ?)

[arista]

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...59#post5606759

Can a Mod merge this with the One thread
we have on this.

[Kizzy]

I see where you are coming from regarding 'children in need,' who again is going to see the BBC as sympathetic to the plight of children?
However the BBC are still reputable investigative journalists, the failings of the previous inquiry in the 1990's are to blame for the suggestion Lord McAlpine may have been implicated.