THE BBC is under fire for putting famous, expensive people on television, almost like a broadcaster.

For whatever reason, people like him

Jeremy Clarkson, who earns the BBC millions for a show in which he makes a small man crash cars, is controversially given a share of those millions almost as if he were working for a broadcaster and not a Kafka-esque socialist nightmare.

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“A state-sponsored broadcaster should by rights show nothing but propaganda for the incumbent government and short films about increasing grain yields, like they used to in the Ukraine.

Continues at BBC accused of broadcasting.