Here's one that makes me smile.
With the title 'Journalist' being used for anyone who can look into a camera and lie without flinching, the veteran once-Journalist
-turned-TV-Presenter, showed once more, how the shite they call information is relayed to the public.
Nicholas Witchell has been around for some time and due to that cozying up with the Establishment, accepted the role of an
outdated position in the media of 'Royal Correspondent'! In my view, his only saving-grace was that he produced a book about
the history of the Loch Ness Monster... but eh, that's just me.
With the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan's baby coming after some newspapers had gone to press, the wished-for 'home-birth'
was thwarted by the overdue 'Baby Sussex' demanding his mother released him in a hospital. The mainstream media had for weeks.
butter-patted the wish for the Meghan to have her child at Frogmore Cottage, a small ten-bedroom home that was granted to her
grandson by the Queen, but the baby had different thoughts.
Comments of how a home birth would save pressurising the already-struggling National Heath Service were banded about and
the reality that the royal couple would actually be using London's private £15,000-per-night Portland Hospital was coughed and
spluttered out to the public.
Being a trade that sticks together these days due to social-media killing the traditional jobs, this fact was deliberately dissolved
beneath the pushed-joy of having a duel-national, mixed-race royal. On top of that, was the constant suggestions of what the new
addition to the Windsors would be called also helped in keeping the public from learning that reality and what the MSM want you
to think, are very far apart.
So, from outside any property owned by the Royal family, sniffing News-Readers and wrapped-up television Presenters told the
world of the birth and offered opinions that the viewers are supposed to think are personal.
That is, unless the auto-cue goes tits-up.
With the title 'Journalist' being used for anyone who can look into a camera and lie without flinching, the veteran once-Journalist
-turned-TV-Presenter, showed once more, how the shite they call information is relayed to the public.
Nicholas Witchell has been around for some time and due to that cozying up with the Establishment, accepted the role of an
outdated position in the media of 'Royal Correspondent'! In my view, his only saving-grace was that he produced a book about
the history of the Loch Ness Monster... but eh, that's just me.
With the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan's baby coming after some newspapers had gone to press, the wished-for 'home-birth'
was thwarted by the overdue 'Baby Sussex' demanding his mother released him in a hospital. The mainstream media had for weeks.
butter-patted the wish for the Meghan to have her child at Frogmore Cottage, a small ten-bedroom home that was granted to her
grandson by the Queen, but the baby had different thoughts.
Comments of how a home birth would save pressurising the already-struggling National Heath Service were banded about and
the reality that the royal couple would actually be using London's private £15,000-per-night Portland Hospital was coughed and
spluttered out to the public.
Being a trade that sticks together these days due to social-media killing the traditional jobs, this fact was deliberately dissolved
beneath the pushed-joy of having a duel-national, mixed-race royal. On top of that, was the constant suggestions of what the new
addition to the Windsors would be called also helped in keeping the public from learning that reality and what the MSM want you
to think, are very far apart.
So, from outside any property owned by the Royal family, sniffing News-Readers and wrapped-up television Presenters told the
world of the birth and offered opinions that the viewers are supposed to think are personal.
That is, unless the auto-cue goes tits-up.
Quote:'What just happened to Nicholas Witchell?' BBC royal correspondent worries viewers with stumblingMore in link: Daily Mail:
discussion of Baby Sussex before he hands back to the studio halfway through bizarre piece to camera.
'The BBC's royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell has concerned viewers after a rambling and stuttering broadcast
outside Buckingham Palace this evening. The veteran broadcaster had to hand back early to Ben Brown in the studio
after he repeatedly struggled to get his words out.
Mr Witchell was telling viewers about Harry and Meghan's Baby Sussex, the first Anglo-American birth in the British Royal
Family.
In the piece to camera, he spoke of how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex considered themselves 'global ambassadors'
and they might spend time in Africa later this year. But then the royal correspondent appeared to trip over his words and
told viewers: 'Excuse me, let me just collect my thoughts.'
But on the second time of trying, he still failed to express what he was trying to say.
He said: 'I'm so sorry, let me just once again hand back to you Ben.'
After the BBC cut back to the newsreader in the studio, viewers started to air their concerns on social media for Mr Witchell's
well-being, which resulted in the broadcaster trending on Twitter...'
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