Twitter Gold 010

The Left are ripping down historical statues and monuments, monopolising the mainstream media, censoring and closing down social media accounts of those with dissenting opinions in order to save us from fascism.

— Garbage Human 🗑 (@GarbageHuman_) September 24, 2018

Twitter Gold 009

There must be some legal way to end it, a monopoly forcing people to pay for a service you might not use, the BBC pretend to have no adverts but put loads on for BBC programs. BBC radio promoting other channels programs all the time. Time to end it

— Andrew Jordan (@AndrewJordan78) September 23, 2018

Twitter Gold 008: Culture Jamming

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— boycott the BBC (@boycottTheBBC) March 11, 2016

Twitter Gold 007

Apparently nothing to watch on ITV, C4, Netflix, Prime, Sky... or Freeview or even YouTube!

— Warren Whyte (@CllrWarrenWhyte) August 23, 2018

Twitter Gold 006

You only have to look at their nature documentaries and how they push Global Warming/ Climate Change on them, which is Leftist dogma to realize that for years the BBC have been employing Left Wing trouble makers to push out propaganda worldwide

— Graham Lear #Brexit #British (@graham100200) August 21, 2018

Twitter Gold 005

A Guardian readers club. Abolish the BBC. Public broadcasters are an anachronism.

— ♊️ Kevin Taylor (@solstice1962) August 17, 2018

Twitter Gold 004

Tim Price hits the nail on the head:

No, but you tossers should. Petition: https://t.co/CMu7OuR2vL Please retweet https://t.co/0WUd3y8cEX

— Tim Price (@timfprice) August 19, 2018

Twitter Gold 003

The #tvlicensing people must rank as the most inept organisation in the UK

— bloodbuzz_ohio (@blood_buzz_ohio) August 15, 2018

Twitter Gold 002

From 'Countess of Vauxhall':

@bbc is the British Leyland of the broadcasting world

— Countess of Vauxhall (@LadyVauxhall) July 29, 2018

Twitter Gold 001

From Texan public speaker, Kambree Kawahine Koa:

I remember when the news used to tell us what happened and we had to decide what to think about it. Now the news tells us how to think about something, and then we have to decide if it even happened.

— Kambree Kawahine Koa (@KamVTV) August 11, 2018