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Meat: a threat to our planet.
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<blockquote data-quote="DaveGrohl" data-source="post: 7185920" data-attributes="member: 3563"><p>I'm more than a bit curious about the ruling, obv it's good that the nfu have got some traction here with Ofcom, as insignificant as it is when compared to the people who will have been swayed by the propaganda film. There was talk at the time that Liz Bonnin had touted it around various broadcasters and BBC were the only ones who bit. I'm therefore wondering how it all knits together in terms of the BBC's role in the actual programme. Are Ofcom basically saying that the BBC should've insisted on Bonnin filming extra bits giving the other side of the story and editing them in rather than just go with what she'd done in the first place?</p><p></p><p>As a piece of journalism it was pretty comical for those with a tiny bit of knowledge as so many of her points were just plain wrong or ignorant of facts. For me, her real crime was that she allowed herself to be influenced by certain people's views and had clearly never asked herself if what she'd swallowed would look so clever if held up to the light.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveGrohl, post: 7185920, member: 3563"] I'm more than a bit curious about the ruling, obv it's good that the nfu have got some traction here with Ofcom, as insignificant as it is when compared to the people who will have been swayed by the propaganda film. There was talk at the time that Liz Bonnin had touted it around various broadcasters and BBC were the only ones who bit. I'm therefore wondering how it all knits together in terms of the BBC's role in the actual programme. Are Ofcom basically saying that the BBC should've insisted on Bonnin filming extra bits giving the other side of the story and editing them in rather than just go with what she'd done in the first place? As a piece of journalism it was pretty comical for those with a tiny bit of knowledge as so many of her points were just plain wrong or ignorant of facts. For me, her real crime was that she allowed herself to be influenced by certain people's views and had clearly never asked herself if what she'd swallowed would look so clever if held up to the light. [/QUOTE]
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