BBC
Where each worldview places it
The broadcaster whose interviewer dismissed Masonic concerns, which aired Panorama, and whose Ceefax reported Tomlinson's evidence[1]. In And the Truth Shall Set You Free the BBC newsroom turns out stories "every day" that "feed their millions of viewers the line the Elite want them to see", and "quite outrageously for an organisation claiming to be independent", its World Service, Monitoring Service and Radio fund the RIIA[2].
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- 01Before the Second World War it carried Chamberlain's "far away country" line and never broadcast Churchill's speeches live or in full[3].
- 02Radio Five and John Humphreys repeated the official line on the Oklahoma bombing[4].
- 03Newsnight invited Icke as a 'cult leader'; a Woman's Hour researcher showed "female chauvinism"[5].
- 04Its programme Good Morning With Anne And Nick dropped Icke after a call from Jon Ronson[6].
- 05Channel Four, another British network, broadcast Jesse Jackson's 'alternative Queen's Speech' and the Dispatches programme[7].
- 06In the later books it is the global leader in climate-change perception management and a compliant public-relations unit for "Mainstream Everything"; its "impartiality" means conforming to political correctness; in the 2021 book it is Gates-funded, full of Common Purpose members, and "a disgusting tyrannical propaganda and censorship operation" that should be disbanded[8].
- 07In the 2018 book its presenter Nicky Campbell dismissed climate sceptics and called for Assad's removal[9].