By Liz S

In Talking-up Scotland yesterday?

BBC Scotland today, surprisingly, given the Widdicombe murder obsession of all the press…

However on the BBC website headline today is this:

“Investigation into Widdecombe’s death rekindles debate over how to protect politicians”

Also today on the BBC website is this headline:

“Sturgeon’s police statement on SNP finances won’t be released, says lawyer”

This is a long article that also includes “How the Peter Murrell case unfolded” which includes a timeline and a breakdown of yet another regurgitated BBC report on this past case , that as a criminal case has now been concluded , as the culprit, Peter Murrell, has been jailed. So why are the BBC still after blood , why indeed ?

(It also includes , as per, quotes from Jackie Baillie and Rachael Hamilton to further their , the BBC’s, vendetta against Ms Sturgeon).

Let us not forget that in the past, when she was FM she, Ms Sturgeon, was subjected to numerous death threats, indeed someone was even jailed for it.

Yet still she, as a now ex politician, is being subjected to a barrage of constant negative media publicity (a lot of which is being reported both on the BBC website and on BBC Scotland news programmes as sourced from the usual suspects in the gutter press, as well as also being sourced from the usual suspects in the opposition parties).

So I would say that what is now being reported by the UK State media as being a time when politicians (and also very much certain ex politicians) are apparently more at risk , then this relentless and aggressive pursuit of Ms Sturgeon by the media (including very much the BBC) creates a serious threat to both her current and future safety.

Of course the UK State media are not those who seem to care nor consider, nor indeed I suspect worry about the fact that their words both spoken and written, could then result in potential serious consequences when it comes to the safety of both current and former SNP politicians.

Indeed what we have witnessed for far too long is that most of the UK State media, including the BBC, have pandered to the likes of Nigel Farage, as opposed to challenging him and also scrutinising him and his pretend parties, while simultaneously as a UK State media they have also mostly focused negatively upon (obsessed about) demonising others, like the SNP and also Ms Sturgeon in particular.

So if the safety of politicians is indeed currently a real concern then perhaps the media, like the BBC and others, should consider both toning down their words and so then also winding down their constant articles in their relentless and vicious pursuit of Ms Sturgeon as someone that they seem to be presenting as being public enemy number 1. (Which is a spot that they, as a media , could easily fill themselves as they are obviously extremely partisan (biased) and so then are hugely compromised in them being those who are obviously the UK establishment’s chosen propaganda merchants – mostly all fighting against Scotland and also against Scottish independence).

Liz S