The utterly appalling 'trial by media' of Damian Green continues, with the BBC revelling in claims made by a retired police officer. Whatever happened to 'trial by jury' and 'innocent until proven guilty' ?
I find it quite shocking that, in the middle of an investigation by the Cabinet Office, any media outlet should act in this way and especially one seen as being our national broadcaster. There is no evidence to link Mr Green with the allegations against him, there is no actual evidence that anything illegal was done by anyone and 9 years have passed since the alleged activity took place; what on earth is going on ?
Of course, this is little more than a left wing witch hunt aimed at further destabilising an already weakened government and the BBC is only too happy to be in on the act. Its behaviour in this matter, which it will undoubtedly claim is 'in the public interest' although it is nothing of the sort, shows it to be no more than an organisation which lives in the gutter, dredging up whatever salacious stories it can find in order to boost its viewing figures. It is obsessed with left wing causes and will do anything it can to bring about a Corbyn government. It is a disgrace and it's well passed time that it was done away with.
There was a time when the BBC was a highly respected and impartial broadcaster, now it is a dirty little scandal sheet. How times have changed.
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