BBC News report on Block The Bridge Block The Bill

BBC News report on Block The Bridge Block The Bill

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• blockthebridge
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• nhs

[MouthOfTheUmber]

Pity the Tory Broadcasting Corporation wants to hide this from its web site

[dociousaliexpiistic]

'The NHS will last as long as there are folk left with the faith to fight for it'-Aneurin Bevan

[martinparker99]

Great video, found myself wearing the white t-shirt, backpack & sunglasses in this!

[MrToadful]

@MouthOfTheUmber You haven't actually backed that up with any evidence; you've just cast aspersions, used weasel words, and ignored what I pointed out, including the BBC's own employees admitting left wing bias.

[MouthOfTheUmber]

@MrToadful it is well known the Tory biased BBC is scared of losing it's licence fee so does anything the Conservative and Unionists Party says. At least they aren't as far to the right as the raving Daily Express, Daily Fascist & Daily Torygraph.

Why do Tories consider themselves to be centre right?

Because they're self-centred and self-righteous - boom, boom.

[MrToadful]

@MouthOfTheUmber If you think the BBC is right-wing, then you must be so far on the left that you're off the scale. Considering they report on and exaggerate government spending cuts as much as possible; have been described by people within the corporation as having a liberal bias and supporting multiculturalism; and their drama director said previously he sought to foster "left of centre thinking", you may need to rethink your hypothesis.

[Tzimnewman3]

Wow, the BBC actually reporting on a protest for a change.

[JimiA666]

Just found this video and pleased to see myself in the denim jacket 1.30 in.

It was a great day of action, far more bigger events, occupation and resistance to come!

[Spartacus21C]

@myY0UTUBEchanneI ...of the reform.

Note, not even the most dedicated militants turn up to every action they can fit into their schedule. Those who do suffer what's referred to as burnout, and usually fairly quickly.

[Spartacus21C]

@myY0UTUBEchanneI That leaves less than a thousand. If we assume that say, 10% of the attendees at that particular time were health workers, then that brings us to the estimation that if the staff of that particular hospital who weren't on duty are a reasonable representation of health workers, then roughly 1 in 8 health workers don't support the aims of the protest (and 7 in 8 do), that's not even getting into how many of those 1 in 8 have been misled by the media about the implications of