From: martin@address-in-sig.invalid   
      
   On Thu, 02 Nov 2017 20:58:48 +0000, Bice wrote:   
      
   > I stopped reading after that, since they were obviously trying to bend   
   > the truth past the breaking point to make their argument.   
   >   
   I'm just listening to a piece on BBC Radio 4 about a statue to George   
   Orwell too be erected in front of Broadcasting House in London.   
   It is to have a plaque with a quote from the original preface to 'Animal   
   Farm' that reads:   
      
   "If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what   
   they do not want to know"   
      
   This would seem to be relevant to any public broadcasting organisation.   
   Attempts to deny this right should be strongly resisted because they   
   carry the stench of dictatorship.   
      
      
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