David Davis
Have these people realised that these shows may be on, because it’s what British children want to watch?
The MSM providers are not a perfect undistorted market: far from it. But they perhaps more nearly reflect what our youth wants in their programming than does, say, the BBC for what (it thinks) adults want.
Personally, I’d rather there were many more factual science, history and engineering programmes. That’ll also do more to “empower the women of tomorrow’s Young Country” than any amount of Disney child-hotel-soaps, or multiculti-Noddy.
Could it be, that would-be children’s TV programme makers are too worried about the possible repercussions?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/7078909/Childrens-television-presenters-stopped-using-anti-terrorism-powers-while-filming.html
Hmmm…