Miles Harvey retweeted
Woke, broke and out of control, it’s time to scrap the license fee.
As someone who started my career at the BBC, it gives me absolutely no pleasure to write these words. But let’s face the brutal truth: the British Broadcasting Corporation is a shadow of its former self and needs to be put out of its misery.
Founded in 1922 by Lord Reith with a proud mission to inform, educate and entertain, the Beeb was once the envy of the world. Today it has degenerated into a cesspit of left-wing political bias which the British public are forced to pay under the threat of criminal law.
Even when staring down the barrel of a $10 billion defamation lawsuit from the US President for its misleading edit of his Capitol Hill speech and which triggered the double resignation of its Director-General and Chief Executive of news, the BBC still refuses to admit its bias problem.
And yet the problems were laid bare again over the weekend with more revelations. First, we learned that taxpayer-funded civil servants have been seconded into BBC newsrooms, ‘fact checking’ and writing articles while masquerading as impartial journalists. Second, we discovered that schoolchildren are being brainwashed with left-wing views on net zero and immigration via the BBC Bitesize platform.
No wonder the BBC has plunged to the bottom of the Ofcom league table for impartiality, and that 2.5million viewers have turned their backs on the station since 2020, preferring instead to get their news from elsewhere.
And rather than addressing those problems BBC bosses and government ministers, concerned about the loss in licence fees, have decided to impose draconian measures to force people to pay for something they no longer want and no longer watch.
The tragic irony is that the BBC knows exactly what the problem is. Between 2024 and 2025, three separate internal reviews warned that ‘perceived political bias’ was driving viewers away. As whistleblower Michael Prescott revealed in an explosive leaked memo, "systemic editorial bias" runs deep. The main areas of concern were gender reporting, along with its reporting of Britain’s history, colonial past and in its anti-Israeli stance. Let’s be honest BBC, it isn’t perceived bias, it's real. The Gaza documentary got the BBC sanctioned and its Arabic station was forced to make 200 factual corrections about its wider Israel-Gaza war.
The BBC internal inquiry noted working-class viewers are particularly dissatisfied, finding it ‘out of touch’ and ‘alienating’.
Little wonder when you had ex-Match of the Day pundit, Gary Lineker, on £1.3 million of public money, using the profile the BBC gave him to pontificate about Brexit, Gaza, and Rwanda.
And what about the concerns over two-tier coverage of “Unite the Kingdom" protests and pro-Palestinian marches along with trigger warnings on comedy classics such as Dad’s Army and The Royle Family.
The BBC has been infiltrated and taken over by a left-wing woke metropolitan establishment and it is slowly killing it from within.
The public realise that this culture is so ingrained it will never change. It’s time to end the BBC licence fee.
Miles Harvey retweeted
🔴🔴🛰️ L’ambassadeur des États-Unis auprès de l’Union européenne a menacé publiquement les entreprises du continent de représailles "dévastatrices" si Bruxelles osait réserver une partie de son marché satellitaire à des opérateurs européens.
🗃️ Les faits
Dans un entretien au Financial Times, le 17 octobre 2026, Andrew Puzder (@USAmbEU), ambassadeur des États-Unis auprès de l’UE, s’en est pris violemment à un projet européen.
De quel projet s’agit-il ?
La Commission européenne a proposé en mai 2026 de réserver l’essentiel de la bande de fréquences satellitaires 2 GHz (celle qui permet à un satellite de se connecter directement à un téléphone ordinaire) à des opérateurs européens. Les licences actuelles, détenues par les américains @viasat et @EchoStar depuis 2009, expirent en 2027. Le plan diviserait la bande en trois blocs sur 20 ans : un pour les communications gouvernementales sécurisées (dont IRIS², la future constellation souveraine européenne), un pour les startups européennes, ne laissant aux américains, dont @Starlink Mobile de SpaceX, qu’un seul bloc à se disputer.
Rien n’est encore voté. Ce n’est qu’une proposition, qui doit être négociée par le Parlement et les États membres. Mais Puzder n’a pas attendu le vote pour dégainer la menace et a prévenu que les entreprises européennes "devraient se méfier que cela puisse arriver, et ce serait très dévastateur", a-t-il déclaré.
Aucun détail sur la nature de ces représailles. Une menace brute, sans objet précis, adressée non pas à des gouvernements, mais directement aux entreprises d’un continent allié.
Un ambassadeur, par définition, est l’homme du dialogue. Il représente son pays, plaide sa cause, négocie. Ce qu’Andrew Puzder a fait, lui, c’est menacer. Non pas protester contre une loi, elle n’existe pas encore, mais prévenir un partenaire que s’il protège son propre marché, on le punira.
🔴 Comprenons bien ce qui se joue.
Un État souverain qui décide des règles d’accès à son propre territoire, c’est le fondement même de la souveraineté. L’Europe ne fait rien d’autre que ce que les États-Unis pratiquent depuis toujours sur leur sol : réserver des pans stratégiques de leur économie à leurs propres acteurs. Mais quand c’est l’Europe qui s’y essaie, Washington crie à l’agression et brandit la rétorsion.
C’est la grammaire d’une relation qui a changé de nature. Pendant quatre-vingts ans, l’Amérique fut l’alliée protectrice de l’Europe. Aujourd’hui, son ambassadeur parle à nos entreprises comme on parle à des récalcitrants avec la menace en guise d’argument.
L'administration Trump intime des ordres à un vassal, l'Europe, et promet le châtiment à qui refuserait d’obéir.
L’Europe découvre en ce moment le prix de sa dépendance et, pour ma part, je pense que notre avenir dépend de la capacité de l'Union Européenne à résister solidairement et souverainement à ces menaces inacceptables.
Miles Harvey retweeted
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Miles Harvey retweeted
🚨 THE TAXPAYER FUNDED SCAM WHERE THE HOME OFFICE INTENTIONALLY LOSES ASYLUM APPEALS!
I want you to look at the absolute racket taking place inside British immigration tribunals today.
Shabana Mahmood is actively hiring civil servants with zero legal qualifications and zero courtroom experience to represent Britain in deportation battles.
Meanwhile, the state dishes out 59 million pounds in taxpayer funded legal aid so illegal migrants and foreign criminals can hire high powered immigration barristers!
You have elite human rights lawyers on one side, completely unqualified novices on the other, and the British public forced to pay the invoice for both.
Look at the inevitable, catastrophic outcome.
Nearly two thirds of all rejected asylum seekers who challenge their deportation successfully overturn the decision, with the Home Office losing an unbelievable 64 percent of appeals.
Over 156,000 appeals are currently clogging the courts, and ministers are deliberately sending people with no legal background to get torn to pieces by activist solicitors.
The entire deportation tribunal system is a theatre designed for failure so politicians can pretend they are enforcing laws while ensuring foreign arrivals never leave.
Andy Burnham and Shabana Mahmood have turned border enforcement into a multi million pound circus where the taxpayer always loses.
Retweet this immediately to expose the rigged legal racket keeping foreign offenders on British streets. 🇬🇧
















