Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The BBC released a three-minute propaganda video starring Romesh Ranganathan to try and boost support for the BBC because nobody watches it anymore and nobody wants to pay for it anymore.
It's based on John Cleese's sketch in Life of Brian, where he asks, "What have the Romans ever done for us?" and it lists a bunch of good things the Romans did do.
Thing is, the Romans did bring us some good stuff - sanitation, medicine, really straight roads. The BBC just brings pro-trans and pro-mass immigration propaganda and leftwing social engineering, and makes us pay for it against our will.
I love how the song boasts that the BBC does not interrupt programmes with advertising, during an elaborate advertisement for the BBC.
And despite crowing about "BBC Verify", they pushed out this video as part of their news coverage. It's not news.
What is a fact is that a third of convictions of women are for non-payment of the TV licence fee.
All the celebrities, presenters and performers in the BBC’s film depend on the licence fee. Of course they think it's a good idea for their gravy train to continue.
"What's the BBC done for me?" A lot less than it's done for them.
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The BBC released a three-minute propaganda video starring Romesh Ranganathan to try and boost support for the BBC because nobody watches it anymore and nobody wants to pay for it anymore.
It's based on John Cleese's sketch in Life of Brian, where he asks, "What have the Romans ever done for us?" and it lists a bunch of good things the Romans did do.
Thing is, the Romans did bring us some good stuff - sanitation, medicine, really straight roads. The BBC just brings pro-trans and pro-mass immigration propaganda and leftwing social engineering, and makes us pay for it against our will.
I love how the song boasts that the BBC does not interrupt programmes with advertising, during an elaborate advertisement for the BBC.
And despite crowing about "BBC Verify", they pushed out this video as part of their news coverage. It's not news.
What is a fact is that a third of convictions of women are for non-payment of the TV licence fee.
All the celebrities, presenters and performers in the BBC’s film depend on the licence fee. Of course they think it's a good idea for their gravy train to continue.
"What's the BBC done for me?" A lot less than it's done for them.
Get a hair transplant from the place that did mine! https://elit.mobi/sXDR
I'm doing Work in Progress stand-up comedy shows and full tour shows. Details: leokearse.com
Check out my Patreon for livestreams and exclusive content: patreon.com/leokearse
Twitter: twitter.com/LeoKearse
Paypal: paypal.me/LeoKearse
