Wednesday 25 October 2006

The BBC is dominated by homosexuals and foreigners

On 21 October 2006, The Daily Mail reported thus:

"It was the day that a host of BBC executives and star presenters admitted what critics have been telling them for years: the BBC is dominated by trendy, Left-leaning liberals who are biased against Christianity and in favour of multiculturalism…

Executives would let the Bible be thrown into a dustbin on a TV comedy show, but not the Koran, and that they would broadcast an interview with Osama Bin Laden if given the opportunity. Further, it discloses that the BBC's 'diversity tsar', wants Muslim women newsreaders to be allowed to wear veils when on air.

At the secret meeting in London last month… BBC executives admitted the corporation is dominated by homosexuals and people from ethnic minorities, deliberately promotes multiculturalism, is anti-American, anti-countryside and more sensitive to the feelings of Muslims than Christians. One veteran BBC executive said:

'There was widespread acknowledgement that we may have gone too far in the direction of political correctness. Unfortunately, much of it is so deeply embedded in the BBC's culture, that it is very hard to change it.'

In one of a series of discussions, executives were asked to rule on how they would react if the controversial comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, known for his offensive characters Ali G and Borat, was a guest on the programme Room 101. On the show, celebrities are invited to throw their pet hates into a dustbin and it was imagined that Baron Cohen chose some kosher food, the Archbishop of Canterbury, a Bible and the Koran.

Nearly everyone at the summit, including the show's actual producer and the BBC's head of drama, Alan Yentob, agreed they could all be thrown into the bin, except the Koran for fear of offending Muslims.

In a debate on whether the BBC should interview Osama Bin Laden if he approached them, it was decided the Al Qaeda leader would be given a platform to explain his views.

And the BBC's 'diversity tsar', Mary Fitzpatrick, said women newsreaders should be able to wear whatever they wanted while on TV, including veils. Ms Fitzpatrick spoke out after criticism was raised at the summit of TV newsreader Fiona Bruce, who recently wore on air a necklace with a cross.

The full account of the meeting shows how senior BBC figures queued up to lambast their employer.

Political pundit Andrew Marr said:

'The BBC is not impartial or neutral. It's a publicly funded, urban organisation with an abnormally large number of young people, ethnic minorities and gay people. It has a liberal bias not so much a party-political bias. It is better expressed as a cultural liberal bias'…

Former BBC business editor Jeff Randall said he complained to a 'very senior news executive', about the BBC's pro-multicultural stance but was given the reply:

'The BBC is not neutral in multiculturalism: it believes in it and it promotes it.'

Randall also told how he once wore Union Jack cufflinks to work but was rebuked with:

'You can't do that, that's like the National Front!'..

There was another heated debate when the summit discussed whether the BBC was too sensitive about criticising black families for failing to take responsibility for their children… But Ms Fitzpatrick, who has said that the BBC should not use white reporters in non-white countries, argued it had a duty to 'contextualise' why black youngsters behaved in such a way.

Andrew Marr told The Mail on Sunday last night:

'The BBC must always try to reflect Britain, which is mostly a provincial, middle-of-the-road country. Britain is not a mirror image of the BBC or the people who work for it'."

Marr's remarks are interesting, given what he said in the 28 February 1999 edition of The Observer.

On that day, Marr presented the most Orwellian declaration of intent that I have ever read in an mainstream British newspaper to the British people.

This is what was said:

"Widespread and vigorous miscegenation (race mixing)... is the best answer...

Teachers are the most effective anti-racist campaigners in the country, this means more than education in other religions, it means a form of political education. Only people who understand the economic forces changing their world, threatening them... have a chance of being immune to the old tribal chants.

And the final answer, frankly, is the vigorous use of state power to coerce and repress...

I firmly believe that repression can be a great, civilising instrument for good.

Stamp hard on certain 'natural' beliefs for long enough and you can almost kill them off...

A new Race Relations Act will impose the will of the state on millions of other lives too."

Funny how Andrew Marr seems to be on our side now, isn't it? I reckon those who have destroyed our society and betrayed our people on behalf the multiculatural project are getting worried. And some of the brighter worriers are scoring a few Brownie points now in the hope that any future retribution may be warded off.

Thus, Andrew Marr takes out a spot of life insurance against those he was so eager to see offj ust seven years before. He's one of us now, you see. He's seen the error of his ways. He no longer wants to breed the British out of existence. He doesn't want to 'stamp hard' on our 'natural beliefs' any more, he doesn't think that killing us off is such a good idea nowadays.

Some day soon, ladies and gentlemen, the Marrs, the Yentobs and the Fitzpatricks will no longer be determining our fate.

We will be determining theirs.

7 comments:

  1. It is not "political correctness" that is the problem, it is postmarxism.

    I find nothing wrong with homosexuals and new British people being in the BBC but I have a serious problem with postmodernists and postmarxists. These people should certainly not have a job in BBC News.

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    1. I'm not interested in university-learned labels. I'm interested in treachery, traitors and their malign dealings with the British people over the course of the last six decades.

      Your 'nothing wrong with homosexuals and new British' comment is disingenuous, Do you have no problem with the essence of the post? i.e. The BBC 'is DOMINATED by homosexuals and people from ethnic minorities'.

      DOMINATED.

      If you have no problem with such dominance you are no friend of the British people.

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  2. the bbc should have its licence fee scrapped & force it to take its chances in the market place. it's full of lefties who hate Britain, its people & culture.

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  3. i was a child protection officer and i find all the homosexuals on Tv offensive
    the sport of boy-nobbing only exists because we allow all the homosexual crap on the TV

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  4. Promotion of homosexuality and the homosexual agenda is all part of the greater PC war upon our world. The animals at the top of the tree at at war with us. It's just that simple.

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    1. Though I don't have a problem with the essence of this blog entry, I'm not convinced that it's the norm for a supporter of gay rights to have an agenda that goes beyond seeing attraction to a person's own gender as no valid reason for discrimination.

      Homosexuals are scarcely less prone to right-wing views than heterosexuals anyway if my experience is anything to go by. My probably closeted ex-brother-in-law for instance remarked once that he thought Britain "should be for white people only", while another guy I used to know who was also most likely closeted didn't think much of racial minorities either and apparently was even briefly in touch with some branch of the KKK a number of years back. (As with my ex-brother-in-law, there has never been confirmation that he was or is closeted, but I wondered if he was all the same because he had a thing about homosexuality despite not appearing to be suffering from Ted Haggard syndrome, and eventually a mutual acquaintance told me a believable story that suggested my suspicions were on target.)

      Plus I knew an openly gay guy 15-17 years ago who liked the Queen and what she stood for and hated the fact that a certain town not far from where he lived (the town I still live in, as it happens - albeit in one of its overwhelmingly white-British suburbs) had been flooded with immigrants.

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  5. And it's only getting worse, homosexuals and their apologists (IE those who refuse to equate homosexuality with paedophilia)control media and education, the brainwashing of the citizenry is very nearly complete

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