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  • #16
    Originally posted by RobD
    I got a reply from Mr Vine it reads thus:

    I am not remotely biased against 4x4s I promise Robert.
    Jeremy
    Well, that's a relief!
    it's in me shed, mate.

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    • #17
      just sent vine a rant and asked him to do a vote on which radio show to take off the air,i also asked to bring back jimmy young. i left all my contact details so expect to hear me on the show on monday.boy did i rant at him!
      colin

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      • #18
        Originally posted by colin timney
        just sent vine a rant and asked him to do a vote on which radio show to take off the air,i also asked to bring back jimmy young. i left all my contact details so expect to hear me on the show on monday.boy did i rant at him!
        colin
        Hehe i voted the prius ......
        www.daemon4x4.org

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        • #19
          I called him a hippocritical sanctimonious tw*t. Wonder if he'll reply?
          Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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          • #20
            Afraid I couldn't support the anti-Prius vote but went one better and suggested EVERY car used for the school run, whether it's a Chelsea Tractor or a Smart FourTwo.
            Mike G

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            • #21
              I voted for jeremy's car too
              Now surfing in the sun

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              • #22
                I too voted for the school run!
                Then found the complaints page and sent this:-
                Currently there is a poll in progress asking for people to "Vote a Vehicle off the Road"
                With in the list is the statement "Polluting 4x4s" None of the other vehicles is listed with such a perceived prejudice.
                This is a clear case of discrimination against a particular vehicle type, one that has currently been much maligned due in part to simplified press reporting. My 4x4 is capable of running on Bio-Diesel or waste vegetable oil (after processing) and is no worse than the majority of large salons (typically I get 32mpg). It will out last most of the small hatchbacks on the road today and thus in the long term help to reduce the pollution caused in the manufacturing process / disposal that is part and parcel of vehicle ownership.
                My self and a large number of 4x4 owners care just as much about the environment and wish to see it preserved or improved.
                Reporting by both the BBC and other media outlets appear to be happy to condemn 4x4 without clearly and equitably stating both sides of the story.
                Finally a recent report nominated an American 4x4 (the Jeep Wrangler) as being the least polluting car on the road due to its long life and low pollution manufacturing process.
                Please cease this apparent Anti 4x4 stance that you have taken and once again become the Un-Biased Broadcast Corporation you are paid to be.

                May be they will take the hint!

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                • #23
                  Good one Andy. I reckon if they banned the school run then you could kiss goodby to most congestion. Certainly no traffic here in Cheltenham when the schools are off, but the $$$$$$ High Street shops are packed with kids at lunch time instead. Most frustrating when you only want a sandwich or a paper.
                  Mike G

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Tallyman
                    Good one Andy. I reckon if they banned the school run then you could kiss goodby to most congestion. Certainly no traffic here in Cheltenham when the schools are off, but the $$$$$$ High Street shops are packed with kids at lunch time instead. Most frustrating when you only want a sandwich or a paper.
                    The problem is kids! Gahhhhhhh! BAN THEM!!!
                    Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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                    • #25
                      v12 amg sl 65 twin turbo

                      oh it's not just this vehicle, take your pick from any of the uber polluting sports cars that your team on top gear love to praise.
                      i drive one of those nasty polluting 4x4 that you are currently witch hunting, that produce's a lot less harmfull emissions than any of those cars that feature so heavly on the aforementioned top gear. i drive a 92 2.4 td hilux surf, if the government pulled it's finger out and the petro companys worked together, i can run mine off veg oil, easyly.
                      Stop witch hunting 4x4's, look at the facts, blame someone else for the polar caps melting, you'll find it's not us 4x4 owners.

                      that's my rant over on radio 2
                      The benchmark....

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by huff_diggler
                        blame someone else for the polar caps melting, you'll find it's not us 4x4 owners.

                        that's my rant over on radio 2
                        No, you'll find that there is a lot of (not paid by govt) scientists who reckon there is a large amount of evidence suggesting that 'global warming' is part of the earths normal, natural oscillation between ice age / warm. There is global warming currently happening on Mars, and the only offroad vehicle up there is Nasa's six wheel electric one.

                        Pollution and global warming is largely a scam by governments to take EVEN MORE of the ordinary Joe's hard earned off him, whilst feeding the fat cats ever spiralling wage bills.

                        To add a bit of conspiracy to this suggests that this state of affairs, added to all of the chipping away at our freedoms and privacy smacks of 'control'. Keep us down and with no disposable income, we're easy to control, and the fat cats get ever fatter and more powerful.

                        Thats my take on things.
                        Cutting steps in the roof of the world

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Apache
                          To add a bit of conspiracy to this suggests that this state of affairs, added to all of the chipping away at our freedoms and privacy smacks of 'control'. Keep us down and with no disposable income, we're easy to control, and the fat cats get ever fatter and more powerful.

                          Thats my take on things.
                          we havent had freedom for a while now, well since 9/11, do you remember all those new laws that got pushed through at 2-3 o'clock in the morning a couple of years back, we now live in a police state, all in the name of anti terrorism, and the same with iraq, honest guv we were looking for weapons of mass destruction, had nothing to do with the oil fields and ultimatly,petrol, honest...guv

                          ah what do i know eh?
                          The benchmark....

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Apache
                            No, you'll find that there is a lot of (not paid by govt) scientists who reckon there is a large amount of evidence suggesting that 'global warming' is part of the earths normal, natural oscillation between ice age / warm. There is global warming currently happening on Mars, and the only offroad vehicle up there is Nasa's six wheel electric one.

                            Pollution and global warming is largely a scam by governments to take EVEN MORE of the ordinary Joe's hard earned off him, whilst feeding the fat cats ever spiralling wage bills.

                            To add a bit of conspiracy to this suggests that this state of affairs, added to all of the chipping away at our freedoms and privacy smacks of 'control'. Keep us down and with no disposable income, we're easy to control, and the fat cats get ever fatter and more powerful.

                            Thats my take on things.
                            I agree totally with that, global warming is a natural cycle of ( I think ) between 15 & 25 thousand years, we just happen to be coming towards the end of a cycle.
                            After kracatowa (spelling?) went bang in 1870 something, the global temp dropped by 4 degrees c ( due to the amount of debris blown into the atmosphere)and is only now returning to "normal", which is why we are seeing temp rises. The gov has not taken this into account.( no surprise they only look at half the info)It's about time we were told the whole, unbiased truth, although this will never come from our gov as they are conditioned to lie to the populus to keep what they percieve to be the status quo and keep themselves in overpaid jobs.
                            Rob

                            Still working for the man!

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                            • #29
                              A reply from Jerremy

                              Got this from the BBC today. . .

                              Dear Mr Dawson
                              Thank you for your e-mail regarding 'Jeremy Vine' broadcast on the 1 March 2007.
                              I understand you were unhappy with the way 4x4 vehicles were listed as being the biggest polluters. There is no intention to denigrate one view that 4x4s are the biggest gas guzzlers on the road, however we have acknowledged this has occurred on the BBC on the 'Newswatch' website:
                              http://news.bbc.co.uk/newswatch/ukfs/hi/newsid_5320000/newsid_5324700/5324718.stm
                              We do value all audience comments about our output and please be assured your objection to the way Jeremy Vine introduced 4x4s in the car poll, has been fully registered on our audience log which is made available to the programme. Styles and policies are regularly revised based on audience reaction and be assured your complaint will play a part in this process.
                              Thank you again for contacting the BBC.
                              Regards
                              Tony Brown
                              BBC Information

                              The link to the News Night article is also worth reading.

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                              • #30
                                I got a reply from the BBC too

                                Oh dear, did I stir things up ?

                                Dear Mr Wilson

                                This is an update to let you know that we are dealing with your recent
                                complaint but are waiting to clarify some points with other colleagues in
                                the BBC before we reply more fully to you.

                                We will of course respond as soon as possible but trust you will
                                understand that the time taken can also depend on the nature and number of
                                the other complaints we are currently investigating. The BBC also issues
                                public responses to issues which prompt large numbers of significant
                                complaints and these can be read on our website at
                                www.bbc.co.uk/complaints.

                                We would like to reassure you that your complaint has already been logged
                                and circulated in our daily report to BBC managers. We would therefore be
                                grateful if you would not reply to this email and, in the meantime, would
                                like to thank you for contacting the BBC with details of your concerns.

                                Yours sincerely,

                                Jonathan Carberry
                                BBC Information
                                __________________________
                                The BBC Trust wants to know what's important to you about your BBC. Want
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                                on http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctrust.

                                ----------Original Message----------

                                >{Date:} 02/03/2007
                                >{Feedback Type:} Complaint
                                >>
                                >{About:} General
                                >{Network:} Radio 2
                                >>
                                >{Programme Name:} The Jeremy Vine Show
                                >{Transmission Date:}02 - 03 - 07
                                >
                                >{Comments:}
                                >Yet AGAIN I have to complain about your biased attacks on 4x4s implying
                                that they are the biggest polluters going - I would suggest that you look
                                in your own car park for far more polluting vehicles.
                                >
                                >Before you reply that you are not biased may I draw your attention to the
                                website 'http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/vine/vehiclevote.shtml' which
                                states "polluting 4x4s"
                                >
                                >According to this Propaganda Merchant my 4x4 is a mass polluter, yet it
                                runs on biofuel which is sustainable, it also is far less greedy than some
                                of the luxury and sport cars in your carpark.
                                >
                                >I would also draw your attention to a recent edition of top gear that
                                roadtested a popular sports car - the Maxda MX8 - check out it's fuel
                                consumption.
                                >
                                >The BBC USED to have a reputation for fair, impartial broadcasting -
                                those days appear to be long gone.
                                >
                                >Are you being biased, scared of upsetting your bosses, incompetent, or
                                >leading an ill conceived witchhunt.
                                >
                                >This is the 3rd time in just over a month I have been forced to complain
                                about your
                                >actions.
                                >
                                >IF YOU HAVE 1 SHRED OF DECENCY YOU SHOULD ENSURE THAT SOMEONE SENIOR
                                GET'S
                                >OFF THEIR REAR END AND REPLIES TO THIS COMPLAINT.
                                Look out Eastbourne, the Pandas are coming !

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