TV Licensing

I have reblogged this post in light of the BBC’s disgraceful plan to charge over 75’s for TV licences.

The TV license in the UK will rise to £154.50 from 1st April 2019.

It is however, not a licence to watch TV, as it misleadingly suggests. It is a licence to watch the propaganda channels that are the BBC. All two of them!

The rest of the day is filled up with more repeats, celebrity quiz shows, and the leftover bits of sport that were obviously not deemed worthy to be shown on Sky TV.

At the time of writing I have a choice of two programmes to watch, the “world track cycling championships” (repeated from yesterday). Or “Rick Stein’s long weekends”. (Repeated from 2016).

So what on earth do they spend the millions on? They probably need all the revenue to fund the TV detector police. Either that or…

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Transgender sports wo/men

If you didn't think this world could get any more piss bonkers, fucking looney toons than it already was, allow me to introduce Dr Rachel Mckinnon. The bi-cycling "woman" has entered the record books as the first transgender world champion, after winning the womens track cycling world championships sprint in Los Angeles last year. She … Continue reading Transgender sports wo/men →

Fracking

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