I hope he succeeds, then I can stop paying my TV licence.
I dont pay one and keep getting stupid letters.
They have no idea who lives here and they cant get to my place unless someone buzzs them in the door
I only get broadband+phone and dont own a TV.
Whilst I do not watch live streams on the internet I am not prepared to let some random person inspect my computer and my browsing history I would consider that an invasion of my privacy the BBC have no right to know what websites I visit.
denying implied right of access to the bbc is considered "evasion" and they will try to get a warrant based on any evidence you provide them in writing
Did this actually happen?
Theres a video from a live recording on one of the american news websites from a tv camera on a helicopter that zooms in on a block and a plane apears out of nowhere (you cant see the plane approaching when the camera is zoomed out), the "plane" goes through the building and its nose still intact comes out the other side of the tower even though the nose would have been crushed or ripped off.
Real explosion with a fake plane added to the video? the helicoper drifts to the side and the overlayed plane isn't alligned with the image like it should be?
on the repeated broadcasts they fade to black before the plane comes out the other side.
another network shows the same footage but with a huge logo at the bottom of the screen blocking the view of the plane actually going into and coming out of the building
Aren't planes noses fiberglass and hollow and would not pass through steel walls etc