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Subject TAx payer funded bbc historically appeased fascism and nazism NOW SEEKS TO DESTROY THE BREXIT VOTE FOR FREEDOM FOR THE NAZI DESIGNED EU SUPERSTA

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Original Message Keeping track of the Corporation’s new mission is a major headache because almost every programme seems to have the same multi-pronged obstructive agenda:

The vote for ‘exit’ was ultimately based on a form of senile dementia, coupled with hatred of immigrants, and thus on xenophobia and racism;
That the young have been deprived of their EU birthright by selfish, reactionary pensioners;
That Nigel Farage was the prime mover in an unleashing of ‘hatred’. Presenters such as Martha Kearney now routinely dismiss his approach with derogatory adjectives such as ‘sneering’;
To report in close detail any sign of economic unease and magnify it to the maximum extent;
To root out with tireless zeal all those who say that ‘Brexit’ is so difficult to achieve and such an inconvenience that it will require at best a snap general election and at worst a second referendum to deal with the issues involved.
To support in every way it can the cause of those wanting a second referendum because basically the first time round the electorate did not know what they were voting for.
News-watch will write a full detailed report on this in due course. But meanwhile, Exhibit A in this barrage of negativity came on Newsnight last Friday night. It was the first edition to be broadcast after the BBC referendum guidelines were no longer in force. By golly, editor Ian Katz and his Guardian chums went to town.

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