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The BBC ferments anti US sentiment in the UK. It has an overwhelming number of the "chattering class" who disparage everything about the US except, perhaps Hollywood. All comedy/current affairs programmes have to include an element of "Bush and US Bashing". The adage that nothing hurts more than ridicule is very alive at the BBC. It amounts to racism.
The UK universities actively preach anti US sentiments.
These two organisations have never forgiven Thatcher and Reagan for causing the downfall of the Soviet Union.
Posted by: Alan Watson | August 19, 2008 at 05:29 PM
The easy answer is make every BBC employee pay a substantial sum (say $1m per head) for the privilege of broadcastinto our homes from their personal accounts and we withhold licence fees until they earn it, through being interesting honest and real.
Our unversities are staffes by accademiocs who are otherwise unemplyable, too often.
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