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Jade Goody's death 8:16pm on 26 Mar 2009 I think it's only a shame that the BBC saw her as a phenomenum and hence denied her humanity, forced her into the kenel of celebrity.

Now the BBC wonders the views of people outside of the business.

Is it not rather to late to wonder once the damage has already been done?

That a blog is created to ponder such a thought is proof positive of the distance the BBC has travelled since when it was first envisaged as a platform for all.

Let the girl sleep and address your own errors ...
..for surely that is what she mean by being so public at the end?
Young and unemployed 2:56pm on 27 Dec 2008 University is about learning how to learn.

Not the ability to criticise another's bad grammar.

It is very doubtfull that one who criticices another's speak has ever trodden upon a university step.
Pakistan: Britain's terror heartland? 2:53pm on 27 Dec 2008 #70

you purport to know how a Christian terorist thinks

how so/

are you engaged in both religions or spouting from neither?

Certainly you are assuming that we believe you dicotomy.

Why should we?
Pakistan: Britain's terror heartland? 3:40pm on 20 Dec 2008 I dont have any problems with Pakistan or India.

However Pakistan wants to change my culture whilst India is happy to live by my side.

I am quite happy for wave upon wave of Eastern european immigration to hit upon the shores of England.

I am not happy in one iota, and nor are The People, that we must roll over and make welcome people who do not like us in the first place.

I welcome the day when folks from Pakistan learn from our friends i India on how to be friends together with us all in the UK.
Fixing the Jag 3:36pm on 20 Dec 2008 What about buying the company?

Might give India some more money to buy out more call centre jobs from the UK ?
"Corrosive of public trust in official statistics" 3:28pm on 20 Dec 2008 When media moguls are allowed to distort the brains of folk into the way they 'should think' and governments are happily so formed then perhaps one should consider the very basis of democracy.

Rant not against Labour or even Tories .. read some Marx instead :-)
Young and unemployed 3:24pm on 20 Dec 2008 But what if the gifted never realise their potential?

We commit many gifted people daily to the despair of chavism because of the ways we allow or even enable the rich to reward themselves at the exense of others.

Do not judge those yet to attain against the odds that you are so well rewarded by.
Displaying data 2:56pm on 20 Dec 2008 "If you wanted to do a piece about teenage murders you should have excluded the non-murder homicides and arguably distinguished between those under and over 18."

arguably words to ever prevent the author pf such silly words being taken seriously.

A teen is a teen not a social invention of post war governement.

To demarcate people by an accident of birth is pure folly and only worthy of self paid academics.
Map of the Week - Murder UK 2:18pm on 20 Dec 2008 #32 may be making a racist statement which is a cheap way of distorting the truth.

I do not know if he means to consider all Black deaths as being of foreign origin or not, but it could be read that way.

Apart from that, the current sequence of deaths are certainly based in a culture that did not exist in victorion times, and ar ehence a new and modern phenomenum.

The fact that the culture within which this crisis occures is poverty stricken and poorly educated ( a consequence of poverty) is perhaps the most salient factor to be observed.

Certainly if one wishes to 'fix' this problem.
Tensions arise over Zimbabwe crisis 02:11am on 14 Dec 2008 When you girls learn that it is not very macho to blame the current gobernment for every trouble then perhaps you might learn some reality and maybe stop sounding do silly.

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