Sorry to go about the same thing but this is just obscene. My update in the post below is driving me mad. Barely a day has gone by and already the BBC are wiping the story from it's pages: hardly any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Gross and partisan bias by omission, white-washing any possible cloud to darken the Labour horizon with this true multiple death causing scandal...and especially while they pound the Coalition and trumpet 'a humiliating U-turn/climb-down' (would you rather Gove ploughed on and forced his better idea upon you Twigg? You cunt) re exams etc and of course the hugely important Huhne affair still merits multiple links and reams of pages. Do NOT trust the BBC.
jueves, 7 de febrero de 2013
Overt omission...
Sorry to go about the same thing but this is just obscene. My update in the post below is driving me mad. Barely a day has gone by and already the BBC are wiping the story from it's pages: hardly any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Gross and partisan bias by omission, white-washing any possible cloud to darken the Labour horizon with this true multiple death causing scandal...and especially while they pound the Coalition and trumpet 'a humiliating U-turn/climb-down' (would you rather Gove ploughed on and forced his better idea upon you Twigg? You cunt) re exams etc and of course the hugely important Huhne affair still merits multiple links and reams of pages. Do NOT trust the BBC.
Overt omission...
Sorry to go about the same thing but this is just obscene. My update in the post below is driving me mad. Barely a day has gone by and already the BBC are wiping the story from it's pages: hardly any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Gross and partisan bias by omission, white-washing any possible cloud to darken the Labour horizon with this true multiple death causing scandal...and especially while they pound the Coalition and trumpet 'a humiliating U-turn/climb-down' (would you rather Gove ploughed on and forced his better idea upon you Twigg? You cunt) re exams etc and of course the hugely important Huhne affair still merits multiple links and reams of pages. Do NOT trust the BBC.
Obvious outcome IV...
'24 hours to save the NHS'...how did that work out for you? ...Oops. In 2007the writing was on the wall; as in education, it was the introduction of 'high visibility' targets that could be 'easily' reached and then ticked off and waved triumphantly at the public as major achievements that sowed the seeds for the current unfolding" NHS disaster. Those government targets - including those for waiting and A&E treatment - were and are attacked for 'distorting clinical priorities'. Maybe you'll think it in poor taste and too partisan but if the Conservatives had been in power the Beeb would be screaming with every minute of news on every channel and radio station yet nowhere - at least in the BBC entire online coverage - is any mention of Labour, New Labour, Frank Dobson, Alan Milburn, John Reid, Patricia Hewitt, Alan Johnson and Andy Burnham* (in case you didn't know this is the motley crew who were all Secretary of State for Health between 1997 and 2010. No mention of Blair or Brown either (well they never mention Brown anyway, funny that).
*This prime twat is Shadow Department for Health, looking forward to his grilling on the BBC political programmes... ...tumbleweed...
Update 2pm: unbelievably there is now, already, barely any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Do NOT trust the BBC,
Obvious outcome IV...
'24 hours to save the NHS'...how did that work out for you? ...Oops. In 2007the writing was on the wall; as in education, it was the introduction of 'high visibility' targets that could be 'easily' reached and then ticked off and waved triumphantly at the public as major achievements that sowed the seeds for the current unfolding" NHS disaster. Those government targets - including those for waiting and A&E treatment - were and are attacked for 'distorting clinical priorities'. Maybe you'll think it in poor taste and too partisan but if the Conservatives had been in power the Beeb would be screaming with every minute of news on every channel and radio station yet nowhere - at least in the BBC entire online coverage - is any mention of Labour, New Labour, Frank Dobson, Alan Milburn, John Reid, Patricia Hewitt, Alan Johnson and Andy Burnham* (in case you didn't know this is the motley crew who were all Secretary of State for Health between 1997 and 2010. No mention of Blair or Brown either (well they never mention Brown anyway, funny that). *This prime twat is Shadow Department for Health, looking forward to his grilling on the BBC political programmes... ...tumbleweed...
Update 2pm: unbelievably there is now, already, barely any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Do NOT trust the BBC,
Obvious outcome IV...
Update 2pm: unbelievably there is now, already, barely any mention or links to the stories about the NHS on the BBC webpages for News, UK news, England News etc. The only link is the features sidebar with such heavyweight news issues as "How you can make lunch at your desk that bit nicer". Do NOT trust the BBC.
martes, 5 de febrero de 2013
Operational oversight...
Posting light, travelling (Mexico at present) and loads of work. Anyway, thank God, in that case, for psychopathic tendencies: "Mrs Thatcher had oversights when it came to thousands of people"..."she didn't operate in the way others did."..." As well as being such an intelligent woman, I would say she had psychopathic tendencies." The BBC [edit] are going to be all over this.
In other news, Huhne the hoon: James has it right: "There are some very bad dangerous people in politics right now. But it's their policies I want them nailed on, not their personalities [or minor crimes]".
Operational oversight...
Posting light, travelling (Mexico at present) and loads of work. Anyway, thank God, in that case, for psychopathic tendencies: "Mrs Thatcher had oversights when it came to thousands of people"..."she didn't operate in the way others did."..." As well as being such an intelligent woman, I would say she had psychopathic tendencies." The BBC [edit] are going to be all over this.
In other news, Huhne the hoon: James has it right: "There are some very bad dangerous people in politics right now. But it's their policies I want them nailed on, not their personalities [or minor crimes]".
domingo, 27 de enero de 2013
Oslo observations...
Remember the science is settled? Remember there is consensus? Remember drowning pets and exploding children? Remember being told not to eat meat or the Inconvenient Truth and Al Gore's Nobel prize? Ooops: "“The Earth’s mean temperature rose sharply during the 1990s. This may have caused us to overestimate climate sensitivity"..."These results are truly sensational. If confirmed by other studies, this could have far-reaching impacts on efforts to achieve the political targets for climate." The new research comes on top of other recent reevaluations. What chance this will put a brake on wind turbine madness and energy bill rises? (Hat-tip the Captain).
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