Comments by "iben D" (@ibendover4817) on "BBC World Service" channel.

  1. This would be commendable if only BBC journalists weren't found to be doing more messed up things one after another. The most recent story involving a presenter getting fired for paying minors for questionable photos. With everything going on in the world... organising this elaborate sting operation over monkeys of all things seems like a pointless pr campaign to improve the BBC's declining image. What makes it even more pointless is that many countries, including Indonesia has programs in place to cull this particular species due to overbreeding and animal attack reports.
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  2. This is great and all, but what about the 1.5k animals tortured and killed in Neuralink. Westerners love meddling with 3rd world countries over miniscule endeavours like these while ignoring people in their own countries doing more damage with higher body counts. Animal torture is ok as long as it helps with corporate profits I guess. Heck, forget animals, what about all your rich and powerful CEOs and politicians that were allowed to walk free after what they were doing with kids on Epstein's island. Grandstanding hypocrites, lol.
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