Abolish the TV Licence !

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   Name: Erik Oostveen on Jun 1, 2003

   Comments: Scrap the TV Licence Fee now !

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   Name: Dave Johnson on Jun 3, 2003

   Comments: Get rid of the licence NOW!

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   Name: Richard Mozejko on Jun 3, 2003

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   Name: Ron Sinclair on Jun 4, 2003

   Comments: i will not pay this tax

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   Name: Alfred Pearsall on Jun 4, 2003

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   Name: Dave Fawkner on Jun 4, 2003

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   Name: Mickey Thomas on Jun 4, 2003

   Comments: This is a crazy compulsory Government Permit without which I cannot watch any broadcasted TV Is this a democracy We

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   Name: Jan Hyde on Jun 4, 2003

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   Name: Colin Holt on Jun 4, 2003

   Comments: The BBC is a 20th Century dinasaur. The BBC is an ageist employer. The BBC is an Anti Britain Institution. The TV Licence needs to go the way of the Dog Licence and Radio Licence.

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    Name: Steve Kaczmarek on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: Get rid of yet another government tax!(but they will create another one to replace it tho')

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    Name: Richard Perez on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: Its about time the licence fee was abolished. Time and time again we hear how the BBC wastes the money gathered from this tax. They should do as the other channels do and go out and earn the necessary money to run themselves. The fact that the BBC relies on this money also means that it has to answer to the licence payers, which it is not doing. It is a law unto itself. Get rid of this TV Tax

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    Name: Steve Green on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: David Kuehn on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Martin Hodgson on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: I pay for Sky, which i watch, I pay for the BBC which i don't either watch or listen to. Another example of the draconian UK!

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    Name: Robin Scott on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: I have had enough of the anti British and very anti English view that the BBC takes. I want the truth not some biased left wing propaganda which is all that seems to be put out. I especially object to paying for the priviledge when I have long since given up watching BBC TV in favour of any other channel. It is lng after time that thieves like the Chancellor were publicly questioned about their roles in the penisona dn endownment crises and I would have thought the BBC would be the place to do it, instead they are allowed to tell any lie they like and are rarely challenged.

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    Name: David Barrett on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: The BBC are blatantly advertising and getting away with it.watch jeremy clarkson on top gear every sunday.for past TWO weeks he has advertised outright ice creams by name and chocolate bars by name (about 6 last week). So why should they have it both ways colect from us and products advertised. IF i remember they were warned some time ago about placement advertising,but nothing has been done to stop the pigs. Somebody wants to chase this up and pull the plug on blairs bias corporation.

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    Name: Jonathan Miller on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: The BBC is compelling payment for services that millions do not want and millions more cannot even receive. I favour public broadcasting that is accountable to viewers and listeners - not to the ministers who set the licence fee. My own trial for declining to pay the TV licence is likely to be in Guildford in September. I will let everyone know the dates. I am asserting that the fee is incompatible with the Human Rights Act. I will be posting my derfence statement on this web site in due course. I thank all those who have expressed and given their support. Eventually we will win this battle - the only issue is when.

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    Name: Colin Hardwick on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Jean-Jacques Marmont on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Philip Foster on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: The BBC's mandate of political impartiality is being blatently ignored. Similarly the BBC's own agenda of social/cultural ideology is undermining the tradition and culture of this country.

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    Name: Scott Buchanan on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Malcolm Kirkwood on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: i have not and never will answer my door to someone i do not know, and so i have never paid a tv licence and never will.

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    Name: Samantha Robertson on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Alex Keenleyside on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: Well done ! A much needed campaign for accountability in public service broadcasting through the abolition of the hated TV tax.

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    Name: Anthony Mace on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: David Lockyer on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: sometimes they seem to hate everything that this country stands for . They make heroes out of traitors that have sold their own country down the river . they get chucked off the Arc Royal for their attitude towards their own armed forces and then have the gall to turn up at the dockside to welcome them back!!!

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    Name: Jeff Duell on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: why am i forced to pay for the BBC, and even criminalised should i not pay, when it continues to provide it's services for free to non uk residents for free via the Net and Sat

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    Name: Donna Field on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: David Fell on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Paul Cartwright on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: The BBC has no right to a priviliged position as a state broadcaster able to demand money from us all. It should be made to compete equally with all other broadcasters for viewers and funding. It no longer provides anything for the general benefit of the population which other broadcasters do not provide, and many of these other broadcasters provide better services than the BBC despite not having access to the resources the BBC has. BBC programmes are no longer even free of advertising, it is just they continuously advertise themselves but this is just as annoying an interruption to viewing and listening as the commercials on other channels and radio stations. In the 21st Century, Britain just should not have a broadcaster which is inherently part of the establishment like the BBC. It is an anachronism which needs to be ended as soon as possible.

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    Name: Colm on Jun 4, 2003

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    Name: Alex Seymour on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: abolish tv licence asap

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    Name: Gerhard Scheepers on Jun 4, 2003

    Comments: let Greg Dyke make his pronouncements but not with my money. a BBC answerable to commercial sponsors will not be at liberty to indulge thier left wing bent.

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    Name: Adam Ensor on Jun 5, 2003

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    Name: George Smith on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: I have written to my MP in protest at the Television Licence and I am completely dissatisfied with the reply (based on out dated laws and beliefs since the introduction of the licence) I have had from Dr Kim Howells MP, Minister for Tourism, Film and Broadcasting.

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    Name: Anthony Bannister on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: Down with the fascisto-beeb tyrants led by the evil one G Dyke! Keep me informed of demos/riots/insurrections

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    Name: Lawson Stebbings on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: I have not yet heard a convincing arguement as to why,in the days of hundreds of tv and radio channels, I am COMPELLED to pay for the BBC.

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    Name: Robert Shacklock on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: The licence fee is an unfair tax on people upon low incomr.

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    Name: Leo Cavanagh on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: I don't pay as my mother is 89 but even when she dies i still will never pay this license. Just another rip off England (Britain is dead)

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    Name: Angela Campbell on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: It is about time the BBC was dragged into the 21st century, starting with Auntie earning a living instead of freefloading

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    Name: Ron Houghton on Jun 5, 2003

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    Name: John Coles on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: The BBC Licence is a ridiculous anachronism. This tax obliges everyone to pay and support an organisation that is institutionally left wing. The jig is up - God rot all the parasitic denizens of Broadcasting House.

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    Name: Stephan Buttery on Jun 5, 2003

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    Name: Tom Speed on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: Get rid of this 'tax', it's ridiculous. Just because my CD player can play a musical recording my friend made, does that mean he has the right to tax me I feel my rights are being violated by the fee, I want it abolished. T.Speed

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    Name: Mike Ferguson on Jun 5, 2003

    Comments: In this modern day of sky and pay per view - we dont need the TV licence. We should be able to choose what it is we pay for.

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    Name: Matt Hamilton on Jun 6, 2003

    Comments: scrap it

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    Name: Erik Jacobsen on Jun 6, 2003

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    Name: JANET Hornby on Jun 6, 2003

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    Name: Nicola Clark on Jun 6, 2003

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    Name: Paul Bass on Jun 6, 2003

    Comments: I hardly ever watch the TV, and when I do, it certainly isn't BBC, other than the NEWS24 Channel on Satellite. Let's be honest - other channels make decent programs without us being charged by law to have a licence for something I hardly watch.

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