
Boris Johnson Exposes Jeremy Paxman’s BBC Agenda
THE Tory Party conference is much like the Labour Party Conference, only with better suits and broadcast by a BBC unable to hide its bias.
Before we see Jeremy Paxman’s hideous interview with London mayor Boris Johnson, in which Paxman looked like a sneery head boy sucking up to a more popular pupil while seeking to exert a superiority that was patently lacking, Tory Bear brings us this:
Sunny Hundal, head honcho of Liberal Conspiracy, says:
“There needs to be an increasing drive towards investigative blogging, finding news and digging up dirt on the opposition. Just writing opinion is no longer enough. Left-wing blogging has to focus on two things: collating and publishing news, and doing distributed investigative journalism. More on this another time.
Not only will it get dirty and partisan – I’d say that is exactly where we need to be.”
Dirty and partisan eh?
Last time Tory Bear heard anyone recommend that as a game plan it was our dear Derek, and that didn’t go too well.
Now for that interview, in which wealthy civil servant Paxman tries to pour scorn on David Cameron because he is, er, wealthy and therefore might actually understand how money works and its value:
Image: The excellent Matt Buck
Posted: 6th, October 2009 | In: Politicians Comments (3) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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October 8th, 2009 at 10:51 am
Playing ‘Shag, Marry, Push off a cliff’ with the front bench of any political party in this country will always tend towards a cluttered beach
October 8th, 2009 at 10:23 am
Better suits AND more importantly, much better looking. When the Blunkett thing came out, us girlies debated over lunch who ‘would’ with any of these boys in power. This induced such bouts of lasting nausea that we formed the ‘ Lab Cab ‘ diet which simply entailed pinning pictures of Brown / Blair /Blunkett / Prescott etc on our fridges and junk cupboards. We all lost an awful lot of weight that summer……
October 7th, 2009 at 9:35 pm
Twas amusing regardless of the detail. I doubt anyone could stay awake to a Livingstone interview of anything much over two minutes, he can bore the enamel off a bath.