Yes,
as reported by the BBC, Ministers have got their knickers in an ever increasing twist over a scene on
Pobl Y Cwm in which a (fictional) farmer criticises the Government during an
interview for a (fictional) radio station for not taking action to cull
badgers.
The
Labour lot are apparently perturbed that they had no right of reply, and demanded that the episode not be repeated. Of course they didn’t - this village doesn’t
exist, neither does the farm, or the radio station. Where they supposed to find
a fictional Minister to give the view of the Welsh Government?
And
it is not as if the opposing viewpoint isn’t put forward during the same
episode. A (fictional) barmaid later
makes a comment that “farmers care about profits
not animal welfare. They are responsible for spreading TB because they
overstock. Badgers have a right to live".
Careful, you’ll have the NFU demanding that the programme be taken off
the air – or maybe not, because they probably understand it is not real.
What
is it with Labour and this control freak mentality of theirs? And they can’t even put a name to their
complaint. The BBC quote a “spokesman.”
Really,
they cannot be serious.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-20547326
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