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Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Clairee — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 17:55:55 GMT

No, enough of our license payer money is wasted on Jonathan Ross...

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

gotnoteef — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 12:48:02 GMT

sweeping generalisations to illustrate a point Rory?

So all Christians are weedy tossers, but the good folks of Guildford can't be grouped under the banner of Daily Mail reading Tory bigots.

Hmmm, interesting how this works...

and please don't misunderstand - I'm not a Christian

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Jacquie Bowser — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:08:41 GMT

LOL.

No way. The BBC should not step in.

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Rory Sutherland — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 09:57:47 GMT

Christians are just a bunch of weedy tossers. They are nearly as bad as those wanker Buddhists. And the Jains - bunch of vegetarian mincers, the lot of them.

I think the BBC has a duty to be really rude and disrespectful to all religious groups. Except the ones that have a tendency towards violence, obviously.

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Stuart Kilroy — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:03:40 GMT

Simple answer - No! Where was the good will shown by Christain Voice to the BBC in the first place?!

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Gellan Watt — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 19:19:32 GMT

Absolutely not! I'm not going to criticise Christian Voice's politics, but they got exactly what they wanted. A judgement. And they should respect it. Taking someone to court is a point of principle. The moaning and groaning exposes Christian Voice's...!

Re: Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Susan Billinge — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 13:41:57 GMT

Isn't that just the gamble they took? I can't see them being so forgiving if it was the other way around, as they have already proven with their actions.

Should the BBC step in and spare Christian voice from bankruptcy?

Gordon Macmillan — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 10:39:14 GMT

Stephen Green, the founder of Christian Voice, has said today he faces bankruptcy over payments he was ordered to make following his failed private prosecution against BBC director-general Mark Thompson. He tried to prosecute over the broadcast and tour of 'Jerry Springer the Opera', accusing them of blasphemy.

He has been lumbered with £90,000 of costs and wants Thompson and his co-defendant to waive their costs "in the interests of goodwill and justice".

Should they?

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