BBC gets “technical difficulties” when reporter mentions MI6’s involvement in torture

Comments:

1. Interesting. The look of alarm (from being hissed or gestured at by some minder off-camera?) on the female anchor’s face is precious! One might like to chat with her in “replay” reminiscence over dinner, or in the shower, or in bed….

   Comment by roberthstiver | May 19, 2018 | Reply

2. The people who work for, report for, and the “Presenters” as well, are all paid for by the BBC(ie The Government) and therefore, ‘they do as they’re told’. Just like in the “Weapons of Mass Destruction”, the Destruction of Libya, and the disgrace of the “Rebellion” in Syria, the BBC conveys the “Government Line”.
   The BBC is as corrupted as the rest of the “Western MSM”.
   We can no longer(and probably never could) trust the propaganda put out into our airwaves.
   It doesn’t hurt to compare the Western “News” with the “News” put out by RT(Russia) and Press TV(Iran). The “Truth” lies somewhere in between.

   Comment by Brian Harry, Australia | May 19, 2018 | Reply

3. Stupendous!! When I point out to family and friends these “phenomena” may be routinely executed against anyone anywhere by companies like the NSA, they respond with blinkering incredulity. Yet, other private companies like Palantir for quite some time have been able to monitor and alter the electronic Presenter’s presentation in “real time”. Watching this hamfisted reaction by the Presenter’s overlords suggests either the people in power lost control of the narrative or they have more to gain from a rather naked expression of their aggression, a projection of power, terrorism by any other name.