Clarkson introuble again for being honest....
 

He makes a comment off air and it becomes a news item. Looks like if you dont hold the "perscribed views" you are committing thought crimes these days. :razz:

BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Clarkson in new Brown insult row

this country is pathetic you cant say anything anymore without someone moaning

Read these yesterday, did make me giggle.

Jeremy Clarkson: Top 10: Greatest-ever Jeremy Clarkson moments | Facebook

Sounds like the usual sources making a fuss about nowt though:

"According to the corporation, however, the presenter did not receive a dressing down as has been reported in several newspapers.

"As controller of BBC Two she holds both the programme and Jeremy in high regard," it said in a statement.

"After the recording she and Jeremy had a discussion about the programme, as controllers and presenters often do."

According to eyewitnesses, Clarkson used the offensive word while making off-the-cuff remarks on government policy.

Last year media watchdog Ofcom ruled that jokes made by Clarkson on Top Gear about lorry drivers murdering prostitutes did not breach the broadcasting code."

Having read the article I don't see where he is in trouble? In fact it states he's NOT in trouble for it. It's about time a few moaners realised that celebrities are also people and off air are allowed their own lives and opinions.

Besides, as much as I dislike Clarkson, I'd say that currently a large percentage of people would agree with him that certain four letter words are appropriate to describe Brown and his financial ineptit...um...policy.

So someone went to see topgear being filmed knowing what it is like and complained about an 'off air' comment.

Tw@t!!

Would these people prefer the 'banter' or if they went to see the program they would just appear ready for the filming and then quickly vanish after?

Im sure the beeb invent these scenarios just to keep Clarkson/Top gear a bit edgy

- well it keeps the rating up

However: you ARE all aware that Clarkson is actually a raving Tory, aren't you?

He writes for a Tory rag and has been slagging off Labour from WELL before Bliar's time, in fact I SEEM to remember him being a BIG fan of Maggie:eek:

But like all the citizens of a certain country in Europe, we can't find anyone who actually SUPPORTED Maggie any more, any more than THEY can find anyone who VOTED for Hitler:rolleyes:

Why do people care what someone else says, celebrity or otherwise? You don't have to agree with them, and anyway most people think Brown is a ******* ****

Nope. I think he's a sweaty sock fcuking cnut. :D

Non news and i feel like ive just wasted 5mins of my life reading it.

Wouldn't worry on JC's part, I am sure that he knows which side his bread is buttered on, , he is I am sure certain of just how far he can go without experiencing a Woss moment and losing income from the BBC cash cow.

The BBC had a go at Sarah Kennedy as well for mentioning that she agreed with Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood speech.

Les

Nothing like a bit of free speech - actually theres nothing like free speech on the BBC is there?!

clarkson was at work...his boss told him to watch his mouth. anyone who thinks this non-news is something THEY could do at work (in front of custumers) try calling ANYONE a cun*t in that situation and see if everyone laughs along.

NOTHING to do with free speech.

They also had a go at her for saying that she nearly ran over a black man wearing a dark suit while she was driving at night until he smiled at her. I have had black mates who used to tell that one themselves for goodness sake!

Les

you get the impression there's a small section of the community (beards and sheds spring to mind for no apparent reason...), who watch TG just so they can complain. Going on the show though is taking it a bit far. And the odds against there being a Brown fan there are minimal.