Children in Need - (of protection from the BBC).

 I am amazed at the gall of this pro-establishment, royal arse licking corporation having the nerve to present this program, once again, when the abuse of children at this organisation has been endemic over the last thirty years. Instead it will carry on, as if all were normal, with a boring  evening of second rate has-beens and dreary newscasters doing their bit, not to protect children, but to promote their vanity and themselves. If they wish to do something for charity then why not donate portions of their large salaries, anonymously, instead of presenting themselves as paragons of virtue.
That well known master of jollity and immigrant tax evader to this country, Sir Terry Wigon even got paid a salary for presenting this charade. And what's Rolf Harris, that embarrassing fawner who had to be marched off of the stage at Queenies Golden Jubilee, doing with that poor bear? As for the name Pudsey, not only is it the name of a fine town in Yorkshire but it also defined as,  "The curious-shaped flat wads of dough left on a kitchen table after someone has been cutting scones out of it". Humm, all very curious. Poor Pudsey, poor public,they surely deserve better than this amateurish back slapping orgy for the poor.

 The four hours wasted on the output of this programme would be better spent in revealing why child poverty exists throughout the world. And the answer to that is to be found in their own corridors and that of the governments and the financial organisations such as the IMF who manipulate our world. These are the people that are punishing the poor and starving for the mistakes of their friends the bankers and without them there would be no Children in Need.



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