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khalidTuesday 9 August 2011 5:36PM
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ArmanSaturday 3 September 2011 8:29PM
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John Frederick DonalsonWednesday 19 October 2011 4:16PM
John Frederick Donalson: No, you can watch it in most of the EU if you have a large dish pointing at the Astra 2D satellite. S
Sylvan MoirMonday 7 November 2011 12:52PM
I am quite disturbed because it appears to be pure propaganda.The salient and very basic fact is the underlying cause of our present crisis is not to do with "the economys`" present difficulty in paying back the poor banks who have lent everybody else "their" money; but that they have their hands on the tap supplying credit and insist on a certain profit before parting with it. It is not in any real or meaningful sense their money. It only aquires value when the rest of society does the work that validates it. 97% of present money is digital. A touch of a computer screen in the banks created it -nothing more. All money started as credit therefore the controllers of credit control the whole money supply.
We are in growth, 0.5% or so. Yet we have appalling recesionary problems. What sense does that make? Nature knows limits. Our crazy economic system knows none. The need for say 2% growth before everyone is ok. is because the banks and financial institutions have to take their massive cut first.
THESE are the rudiments of the problem.
With the econmic situation so grave the
"explanation" you are offering for the present crisis is nothing more than propaganda.
Thank you, Sylvan. T
Terrance DayanandrTuesday 8 November 2011 9:23AM
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Terrance DayanandrTuesday 8 November 2011 9:23AM
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daveTuesday 27 December 2011 10:36PM
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Douglas J KnessWednesday 7 March 2012 10:06AM
Douglas J Kness: That's what the "breaking news" is about, so that people can join the channel to find out the latest news. R
Ronnie KinderWednesday 9 May 2012 2:29PM
Salisbury
Please advise who the guest newspaper reviewer was on News 24 at 11 - 11.30 p.m. on Friday, 4th May.
Many thanks,
Ronnie Kinder.Can we help you.This is your second text and like your first zero words ! D
Don WestThursday 26 July 2012 2:17AM
Having lives most of my life in the UK I used to complain about the license fee. However since moving to North America I'd now cheerfully pay it as the amount of advertising over here is obscene.
I think it's time the BBC offered non UK viewers the opportunity to receive advert free TV by paying the license fee wherever they are in the world. And that may well bring in a good new source of income. JoshFriday 24 August 2012 10:19PM
Alastair McIntyre: That is strange, as in Australia, their eqivalent of the BBC (ABC) doesn't show adverts, yet no licence fee is charged because ABC in Australia is funded from general taxation.updates
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