Tony Blackburn Sacked By BBC - Sex Probe

[Damocles]

That's a bad title. He's on the warpath

 

[coleridge]

That's a bad title. He's on the warpath

Interesting to see what legal action follows. I can see no reason to disbelieve him and the matter stinks of the type of cover up that the British Establishment excels in and which I have suffered from in the past. Too many gongs and boardroom roles have been handed out to let the truth escape and the BBC will make sure that it never does. They are wankers of the highest order.

 

[blueonblue]

Now its fair to say I never liked Blackburn, so if there was some evidence I would be all for setting fire to the f*cker perhaps a little to quickly, but I am inclined to believe he`s getting fitted up by the BBC in this case.

 

[BigJoe#1]

That's a bad title. He's on the warpath

Regarding the title - You might think that, as is your prerogative. I happen to disagree as is mine.

There is far too much of this being identified as having happened within the BBC, though this is one case amongst many and is specifically about Blackburn.

In my opinion the BBC almost needs to be closed down or totally shook down and rebranded. The fact that senior managers within the organisation are forever and continually pleading no knowledge and ignorance of all these cases is wholly unacceptable and that alone deserves further investigation about how the organisation has been managed from the very top downwards as opposed to the bottom up approach which has prevailed. My gut instinct, without knowing all the facts, is that these senior managers should be pursued for either a cover up or gross incompetence. Either way they should not be allowed to get off the hook.

 

[urmston]

Is there any end to this squalid BBC scandal?

The BBC is a toxic brand.

The fact that it runs a large children's charity is utterly incredible.

Any other corporation with a record a tenth as bad as the BBC's would have be banned from contact with children and probably shut down.

 

[foxy]

Another cover up by the BBC

 

[balotelli's back pocket]

I wouldn't dismiss Baker ... Something creepy about that man I tell yer!

BLASPHEMY

 

[union city blue]

Is there any end to this squalid BBC scandal?

The BBC is a toxic brand.

The fact that it runs a large children's charity is utterly incredible.

Any other corporation with a record a tenth as bad as the BBC's would have be banned from contact with children and probably shut down.

What a surprise to see you piggy-backing on the issue of child exploitation to promote your own agenda against the BBC. Because we all know that what you really hate about the BBC is that it's publicly funded. Just as you hate most other public services, because you are a Taxpayers Alliance troll.

I am sure that the Saville inquiry will show that there was a lack of accountability and leadership in the BBC in the 70s and that allegations against some high profile BBC staff were not properly investigated. Those responsible for this should be exposed and punished if they have broken the law.

You, however, are simply desparate to use this as a stick with which to beat the BBC of 30-40 years later because it suits your narrow anti-public service political agenda.

 

[urmston]

What a surprise to see you piggy-backing on the issue of child exploitation to promote your own agenda against the BBC. Because we all know that what you really hate about the BBC is that it's publicly funded. Just as you hate most other public services, because you are a Taxpayers Alliance troll.

I am sure that the Saville inquiry will show that there was a lack of accountability and leadership in the BBC in the 70s and that allegations against some high profile BBC staff were not properly investigated. Those responsible for this should be exposed and punished if they have broken the law.

You, however, are simply desparate to use this as a stick with which to beat the BBC of 30-40 years later because it suits your narrow anti-public service political agenda.

30 or 40 years later? The inquiry says Savile's child sex abuse at the BBC went on as recently as the middle of the last decade.

Why do you defend an organisation that is so deeply involved with child sex scandals?

 

[jimharri]

Good to see the Bluemoon judicial system in full swing. "Innocent until proven guilty"? What a quaint concept.