What does the BBC stand for?

[MichaelMcGuire]

7. The article is sound, reflects other similar articles + other Scottish political commenter's views.

That numerous times the BBC falls to inform on Scotland's future through serious debate not even getting past the "could" to the "why", and in fact the level of debate so far is well below par and at times fails to be impartial. As for bias, a little search of BBC on medialen shows them up, of towing the state line although not only them I may add, with other topics then that of Scottish statehood. Look up one of Scotland's top political commenter's, and the main issue is the lack of proper debate from the media. Anyone that follows Scottish politics, also some newspaper political writers sees this failure. Not only that it takes a special kind of naivety to believe state nevermind non-state media is free from political forces. The BBC is not free from the British state.....Note no one is saying Scotland under BBC London rule is the new North Korea, but they are failing to keep-up to their standards.

Haven't even mentioned the "Iraq war and the Hutton Inquiry", and the BBC involvement. Never mind Government and the BBC, its make-up, relationships with key members and how they are selected. Even ofCom's Chief Executive used to work of PM Gordon Brown, so their even in the very thing set-up to watch for the kind of bias and to uphold standards.

They seem to forget that the general public's license fees that we pay we expect a better public service. This sort of replacing proper debate and discussion with US style 'entertainment'? where a zany wise-ass host may be OK in the US, and at the end of the day it really up to you what you prefer, watching. Too much of that crap and the brain starts dribbling out of the nose.


Acclimatization, No doubt that where the 'wee' bit out of proportion is coming from?