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BBC too big to fail

By Jamela • August 11, 2021 18:01:34 • Last updated on: December 10, 2021 17:17:49 • 27,381 views • 9,031,333 impressions • 3 comments • 2 likes
BBC too big to fail
The UK BBC is too big to fail, So the british goverment forces residents to pay a TV license just to keep it alive, A dinosaur like the BBC belong to museum.

Looking for easy money job? join the BBC. minmum wages £100,000 a year. Don't worry the tv license payer don't care, Will take their money and create millionaires and £90,000 on christmas party.

Just like the council tax, It will keep going up every year because of excessive wages, waste and bonuses.

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Created: August 11, 2021

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Larry Online

Created on: 23 Jan 2023, 18:29

Last updated on: 23 Jan 2023, 19:33

There are too many fake British, They claimed to be civilised, In reality, they are just as fake as persons from third world countries.

The british government is forcing the british people to keep BBC a float because they know it will never make profits. The government wants mainstream media they can control and manipulate.

The BBC is waging a new cultural war against other countries while hiding behind human rights. the bbc is creating and promoting a culture war by forcing Liberal ideas on other culture. 
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Created on: 22 Jan 2023, 16:40

Last updated on: 22 Jan 2023, 16:40

BBC chairman help Boris Johnson secure £800.000 loan before his appointment to BBC.  A classic example of a rotten system. While can't the British people wake up to reality that tv licence is a scam. 
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Created on: 17 Jan 2022, 17:06

Last updated on: 17 Jan 2022, 17:37

The British people who vote for MPs that support TV licence can only be described as nicompoop. Wake up sleeping British and stop voting for mps that support TV licence.

Socrates was correct in his conversation with Adimantus regarding voting rights. Socrates was of the opinion that the right to vote must not be an indiscriminate right (for example by birth or citizenship), but must be given only to people who thought sufficiently of their choice.

All eligible voters should be allows to ask candidates at least five  questions before they make up their minds who to vote for.