More cuts b–ls–t from the biased BBC

Day after day after day, the supposedly politically neutral BBC brings us gruesome stories about all the services which will be closed and people who will suffer because of the government’s cuts. But the BBC never seems to mention the massive amount of waste, stupidity, greed�and incompetence that permeates the whole public sector. For example, spending on the NHS more than doubled under the lying buffoon Brown. Yet we got only about�10% more nurses, doctors and other frontline staff. The rest of the money was wasted on managers and bureaucrats. Similarly, in education, policing, local councils and most other ares of government, spending almost doubled, yet the number of frontline workers only went up by about 10%.

While the BBC troops out all the ‘victims’ of cuts, it seems they would never consider inviting someone like me on their programmes who could point out where tens of billions could be saved without the loss of a single frontline job. It wouldn’t suit the BBC’s political agenda to admit that much of the money spent by the public sector (and the BBC) is wasted.