The British Broadcasting Network (BBC) has tipped its hand.  It has just been revealed that its employees have exposed their leftist leanings at the networking website "Facebook."

Members at Facebook can record their political orientation in their profile.  Now, ponder this:

11 times more BBC employees listed themselves as liberal than conservative. 

This is why all this talk of diversity is nonsense.  I’m sure the BBC takes great pains to ensure that their employees reflect the mosaic of the world, with the requisite number of newsbabes and melanin-advantaged folks; yet, significant diversity — that of ideology — is given nary a thought.  It’s the embrace of a superficial diversity that merely reflects the superficiality of liberalism itself.  And it deserves nothing but scorn from those who still have a few brain cells to rub together.

But this news about the BBC is hardly revelatory; only those still in the Matrix are oblivious to the Shill Media’s leftist bias.  And I won’t even discuss the skewed reportage right now; I’ll just relate a couple of more statistics.

In 1992, 89 percent of Washington journalists voted for Bill Clinton, and in 1996, 92 percent of them did.  In contrast, only about three percent voted for George Bush Sr.  Moreover, while better outside the Beltway, the picture is still bleak.  In lands known as "flyover country" by the leftists, Democrats outnumber Republicans among reporters by a three to one margin.

It’s not all bad news, though, so don’t drink the hemlock yet.  There is a bright side: The Shill Media is going out of business.

And it can’t happen soon enough for me.