Here’s the evidence that the New Southern General is ‘sick’:
Molly told BBC Reporting Scotland: “That building itself is sick.”
No one doubts the sincerity of Molly but we must doubt the validity of one person’s opinion in the judgement of the performance of a complex massive system. BBC Scotland, had they any journalistic principles, should share those doubts and refrain from this kind of trashy headlining.
Sadly, this is a preference, a sickness in Pacific Quay, to use single cases based on one person’s subjective experience and often the all-too-natural suspicions of parents that more might have been done to save their child.
Also, we do not hear of how this child’s story has reached Pacific Quay. Sometimes, it’s hidden but at other times we see the presence of opposition politicians and their clammy hands on the case.
Sadly, there is more:
Apologies for this stream of trauma this morning in the Tusket.
BBC SCOTLAND MUST BE CLOSED DOWN IF THEY CONTINUE TO LIE AND DISTORT “STORIES” TO SUIT UNIONIST POLICY
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The BBC is a poisonous source of misinformation within Scotland!
The propaganda outlet lies to Scots about their country with the objective of making them accept a low standard of living coupled with the largest nuclear arsenal on the doorstep and downwind of the bulk of the population.
Apart from the BBC’s radio station in Scotland is there any other BBC station that does not broadcast news bulletins at 9am and 6pm. Week days
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Maybe, just maybe taking on the media could be the single ‘ positive ‘ issue that would appeal to the 1.7 million 2014 Yes voters the Independence party/s could contribute to the Holyrood elections. In sufficient numbers they could bring before Parliament a motion demanding a Judicial review to determine what criminal charges could be brought before the court pertaining to the Covid crisis or the constitutional process because of lies, misinformation and misrepresentation by the media. Success in Parliament would be irrelevant, but campaigning on that issue would appeal to many.
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It would also bring the difference to the attention of the public.
Do you think the BBC would do a Disclosures on it…? 🙂
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