16.09.2021 BBC News has "the advertising you can trust?"

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Thursday 16th 58F, breezy and rather cloudy. 

An hour and half walk, taking in a small lake and a climb to a plateau. Where I captured two trios of deer. Albeit at a distance. The were only distant mallards on the lake. No sign of the previous year's exotica. Like the families of Greater Crested Grebe and Shelduck.

The BBC News website now has been infected by the YouTube advertising plague. They even use the YouTube damned lies in claiming an advert can be skipped. Or will end in a few seconds. Only to be replaced by another. The BBC claiming the moral high ground? The adverts you can trust? GFY!

May they all die screaming in the hellish sewer of their own making! Only trash needs to be advertised. Anything of value and quality sells itself. Or enjoys word of mouth promotion. Even that has been obscenely corrupted by paid "influencers." Money grubbing trash would sell diseases to their own, bastard spawn. Seeing adverts of models flaunting themselves in clothes made by child slaves tends to get on my nerves. But that's BBC News adverts for you.

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