Can we now expect the BBC to behave & let the rest of use enjoy the Olympics?

Question

What total hypocracy. They sends thousands of people to gratify our enjoyment of the Olympics BUT AT THE SAME TIME, send their supposedly independent, investigative journalists to China to try to undermine the event.

PRIVATISE IT!

Answer 1

Agreed. It angers me that the BBC and others think that they have the right to spoil our enjoyment of the Olympics by sticking their politicised beaks into the running of other countries. It may be held in China, but it is an international sporting event.

Bye the Bye, that cocky little sparrow, Hazel Irving, will be there. Not sure that I can stand two weeks of that, particularly, with Sue Barker in London and the very compliant Colin Jackson.

Answer 2

I find them boring, what so fun watching humans do sports?

it's more fun to watch hurricanes do sports

Dean did a pretty fast race last year

felix copy him

felix is a COPY CAT!!!

Answer 3

answer: NO

Surely they are doing this to justify their licence fee, sort of like buy one get one free, but with them its buy two get none free and so typical of them to try and appeal to everyone (people who like china, people who don't like china, people who like sport, people who don't like sport) and yet at the same time appeal to very few. I could understand the way the BBC was funded in the past, but now they have their own massive businesses profiting from

the adverts they show on their channels, books, DVDs etc, surely we pay for these things so should be entitled to a share of the profits. ( I won't hold my breath!)

Answer 4

the truth must be told.

Answer 5

what pisses me off is the amount of people they are sending, its huge, and my effing licence fee currently £139.50 is helping to pay for these freeloaders  

Answer 6

Sorry, but muscled men and women throwing discs and spears is less important than the human slavery practiced by Red China. Would you like to work 18 hours a day, with 1 hour of free time? And eat nothing but rice and stewed leaves every day? Oh, but the cigarettes are free. That's life of the average Chinese person.

Answer 7

You ask too much lol