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Anti-Tory bias at the BBC!
The Sun newspaper pledged its support to David Cameron and the Conservative party in Autumn 2009, and have since been dedicated to promoting Conservative ideas, and revealing shocking anti-Tory bias.
A few days ago, they published an article unearthing “alarming smears against Tories by state-owned BBC” including appalling behaviour by Basil Brush.
What mischief has that lovable fox been up to now?
THE Basil Brush Show featured a school election with a cheat called Dave wearing a blue rosette.
Wow. Scandalous. Paranoid much?
Sounds like Lindsay Lohan’s mentalness is contagious…
As the Daily Mirror pointed out, the BBC and the Conservatives actually have a lot of strong ties:
The BBC’s Head of Corporate Affairs Tina Stowell worked for William Hague; former senior political correspondent Guito Hari has become Boris Johnson’s Director of Communications; Political Editor Nick Robinson was national chairman of the Young Conservatives; and the BBC’s Westminster editor Steve Mawhinney is son of a former Conservative cabinet minister.
Mr Brush would of course have valid reasons for being anti-Tory – they do after all want to make it fully legal to rip him and his fox brethren limb from limb just for fun.
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