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Robinson said BBC figures in charge during the late 1990s and early 2000s believed a "warts-and-all" debate over immigration would "unleash some terrible side of the British public".
He told The Sunday Times (£): "They feared having a conversation about immigration, they feared the consequence."
Nick Robinson was in post during those years he refers to.
Why is Nick Robinson speaking out now about the BBC's “liberal bias” against reporting immigration? Nick Robinson is a major political reporter for the BBC, if not the primary political reporter. Nick Robinson is as much a part of the BBC as Andy Pandy and the Flower Pot men once were; so who has given Nick Robinson the green light to speak out now? And as a reliable reporter with an honest eye on politics, both inside and outside the BBC, why didn't he speak out years ago? What is the BBC now up to; is the fact that so many people are now refusing to pay the BBC TV tax beginning to hurt the BBC's finances?
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However, he said he thought the BBC was "not getting it right" on immigration.
It comes months after an official review found the BBC did not accurately reflect the public's growing concern about immigration because of a "deep liberal bias".
Nick Robinson claims the BBC didn't get it right on immigration because of a deep “liberal bias” within the BBC. That proclamation from a died-in-the wool BBC person is tantamount to treason against his employer. That announcement undermines the whole of the BBC's news reporting over many years because that “liberal bias” has inevitably influenced every news-cast where there has been a political dimension in the reported story. The same “liberal bias” has guaranteed the BBC's commitment to the scam of man-made global warming/climate change that is now pricing people out of essential energy supplies. The same “liberal bias” will have influenced the BBC's reporting of the same-sex agenda, and its increasingly frequent portrayal in TV dramas. Maybe that “liberal bias” is the reason that Jimmy Savile went unchallenged all those years he was involved with the BBC. The BBC's “liberal bias” can bee seen in its pro-EU reporting over the years. That “liberal bias” would also have effected BBC reports on the Middle East situation, where the BBC persistently reports from a pro-Palestinian Arab stance, one that paints Israel as the aggressor.