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Listed below are comments made by rileyman22 between Tuesday, 20th May 2008 and Monday, 7th July 2008.

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Answer to the Amy dilemma 5:04pm on 07 Jul 2008 really you should try and encourage the younger audiences to take the real news on board and take it more seriously, rather than pandering to what they want, celebrity status in this country is already something which seems to have got out of hand and you just seem to be facilitating the habit of these entertainment junkies
Grim decisions 5:32pm on 03 Jul 2008 i wanna see more news like this, better than some hollywood movies, if people keep coming down hard on terrorists like this deranged scum then its only right that you should broadcast it for the entertainment of the viewing public, nothing wrong with a bit of blood and guts on the 10 oclock news
A divisive Davis? 4:44pm on 16 Jun 2008 davis should put his dummy back in and get on with doing what he is paid for rather than this pathetic attention-seeking stunt, to me davis resembles a big brother contestant more than a serious politician with the way he is acting at the moment but the most incredible thing is people actually believe that this idiot has principles, wake up everyone, davis cares about you as much as every other politician as in he doesn't care about you, that's fine as long as you know the score
Tories become kings of swing 3:40pm on 23 May 2008 post 8,

Thats certainly how i'm feeling there's no viable alternative to vote for so why bother voting at all, sad when past generations have given their lives for us to have the right to vote, seems a shame to waste it but whoever I vote for is just going to tighten the screw on minimum wage earners like myself
Labour forced to re-write Crewe postscript 3:14pm on 23 May 2008 As a very much working class man, I have always been afraid of the tories coming back but the way we have been treated under labour is despicable, if David Cameron does half of what he promises, he'll be twice the prime minister Gordon Brown will ever be
How big? 10:58am on 23 May 2008 The fact that many labour MP's still back Gordon Brown shows clearly that it is time for a change in government, if they got rid of him,i would still vote labour, if they don't then david cameron it is
Power to the people 09:46am on 23 May 2008 There is no way that MP's should be able to decide between themselves how much they should be allowed in expenses, however, perhaps the public are not the best people to decide either with no real perspective of the bare minimum amount of money required to support a member of parliament, maybe it would be better for an independent organisation to be set up to regulate the expenses and express the views of the public at the same time as a sort of "go between".
Picture error 5:12pm on 20 May 2008 although it is terrible that this mistake was made, the BBC have made a sincere apology and that should be applauded, I am sure that even though this picture is not a primary source, the scenes in Burma are very similar and to post 22 I would seriously question whether you are in your right mind, its all very well making snide comments about the way this country has gone to war but in my opinion every war we fight is justified, your posts always seem so negative about this country, perhaps you should go and live in Burma with the lovely caring military junta and see if they treat you as well as this country's government do
Olympic viewing 3:47pm on 20 May 2008 just run the re-runs anything is more interesting than the olympics
Report mistake 3:42pm on 20 May 2008 Another honest mistake, these things happen,it's just the way you deal with them that makes a difference, the way the bbc apologises for mistakes it makes and removes incorrect information as soon as possible is to be commended, thanks beeb

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