THE CONTINUED EROSION OF A BRITISH ICON
I will gladly pay £145.50 for a TV licence just to ensure that I am not subjected to minute after minute of banal advertising that I can only assume was designed for people who are either totally retarded or with an IQ so far advanced that it leaves people like me in the cold. I watch "Downton Abbey" but like everything else on ITV1 or ITV3 that I wish to watch, it is recorded and played back later.
One hundred and forty five pounds fifty pence for one year's freedom is not a considerable sum. It is peanuts. I feel yet more dismay when I learn that Grant Shapps suggests the licence fee may be cut or shared with other broadcasters unless the BBC rebuilds public trust. He goes on to say that the Beeb must be more transparent and change its culture of secrecy. This is from a man who represents a party currently in government, whose MPs, along with those from other parties, have totally lost the trust of the public with regard to their expenses, greed and their total inability to listen to the public about what they want for their country. What a bloody cheek! It would be nice to find government being more transparent. You know darn well that the only winners against the BBC will be yet more power going to people like that Antipodean Murdoch, who pays no tax in our country but tells people through his tabloids who to vote for at an election. Another bloody cheek!
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