Did anyone watch BBC's Panorama last night on Nigel Farage & UKIP? A typical hatchet job by the ever-increasingly left-wing propaganda machine aka the BBC who obviously are worried by UKIP's popularity and success. It's disgusting that the BBC, a publicly funded organisation can be so biased

http://biasedbbc.org/blog/2014/10/13/get-farage/

The programme can be viewed here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TDulWa_Too

i never watch the beeb for that reason.
everyone in the media is trying to do a hatchet job on UKIP,they are running scared and it shows.
i just hope they get a good kicking come the election

Funnily enough, they seemed to think that overhearing him call the EU president a w**nker would make people think badly of him.

Nothing really to see, they made no allegations against him that couldn't be levelled at 90% of the MP's in the HOC.

Tried to make an issue about how much he has taken in wages (circa £2million) since he has been a MEP. So frigging what, so have all the others.

Tried to make an issue about diverting (donated) party funds to the SE where Farage stands as a MEP. So frigging what all parties move funds to where they think they will do the most good.

Tried to paint them in a bad light for turning their back on the playing of the EU national anthem in Brussels.. So frigging what, they are on record as wanting the UK to leave the place. Sinn Fein have 6 members of the HOC I think and have never turned up to speak or take their seats.
They still frigging draw the salaries and expense accounts though....

Maybe that w**nker Dermot MacIntyre should do a program about them?

He won't of course as Sinn Fein are not in a position to upset the cosy LibLabCon cartel at Westminster...

An out of touch corporation representing an out of touch system

I no longer fund the Common Purpose driven Europhile BBC. Having now watched that Panorama broadcast on YouTube (link provided by Rich Kid), I am not at all surprised to see Panorama's attempt at throwing dirt all over UKIP. This is precisely what we should expect from the Common Purpose driven, politically correct, and Europhilic BBC.

Listening to Macintyre throwing dirt at Farage and UKIP, we are supposed to forget that the LibLabCon parties have all conspired to commit high reason against the British people without referring to the British electorate. We are supposed to forget that the LibLabCon has some very unsavoury characters within their ranks, some of whom probably ought to be serving some long sentences in prison for their crimes of treason. Others ought to be charged with war crimes. And charges of malfeasance in public office are probably appropriate in some cases. Drunkenness in the work-place, and whilst on official duty, could possibly be made to stick in a few cases. Many LibLabCon MPs should have been charged with theft and/or fraud.

Macintyre highlights Farage's use of unpleasant and childish language, but he fails to mention the equally foolish language used by Cameron, Ken Clarke, and Boris Johnson when describing UKIP supporters.

UKIP haven't yet committed high treason, they haven't bankrupted the UK, they haven't engaged in illegal wars against sovereign nations, they haven't undermined the education system and destroyed British industry, they haven't reduced the UK to a cheap labour economy, and they haven't waged a relentless war against the traditional family unit. The LibLabCon are guilty of all these – and more.

Macintyre and the Panorama team conveniently forget that the rise in public support for UKIP is primarily due to the greed, lies, deceit, fraud, theft, and treason routinely practiced by the LibLabCon.

Is the BBC biased? The BBC's total support for the lies of man-made global warming/climate change is sufficient evidence to support that claim. The BBC's false reporting of the collapse of World Trade Centre building 7 is proof that something is seriously wrong with the BBC. We must not forget Jimmy Savile's unsavoury exploits whilst at the BBC. Then there is the blatant political bias on such shows as Question Time. The BBC isn't just biased - it is a public disgrace.

When it comes to uncovering dirt, I think the BBC should look closer at itself before throwing dirt at UKIP.

Nothing they do will push me away from UKIP, they are the only party making any sense in trying to protect our heritage.

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Lets be careful out there !

I agree, in fact the more they try to destroy Nigel Farage and UKIP the stronger my support grows.

Farage himself said. UKIP is neither of the left nor is it of the right. It is simple of the Common Sense.

I saw a lot of posts on Facebook from people outraged by the programme saying it just makes them more determined to back Farage.

I am suspicious of some of UKIP's policies, so cannot (yet) find myself in a position to put an 'x' in their box.

However at a time when the personality of the leader of a party has never been so important to voters in the media led politics, I can see why the 'normal' persona of a straight talking man who enjoys a fag, pint and a laugh - and may resort to the odd swear word - is must more appealing (and believable) that the champagne Charlie Cotswold mob of Cameron/Clegg/Milliband, and above all Boris types.

Farage's speeches in the EU Parliament are a hugely refreshing change to the usual Euro white noise heard there and show real belief, not the plastic artificial stuff which has been rehearsed in front of media advisors

Maybe there's a lesson to be learned for the other parties. Its clear to me that the UK electorate want truthfulness in politics and not lies by ambitious, greedy and selfish politicians who have scant regard for the public who put them there. I am convinced that many are voting for the man and not his party of policies.

The LibLabCon are all about points scoring off each other and levelling smears at every single opportunity..

Not what the electorate want to see they want action on the things that matter, not a lecture on vote for me because we value disabled people better than the mob 'over there'.

Watch this Labour MP get her arse handed to her when she tried to make political capital out of Lord Frued's clumsy remarks on QT last week.



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