Comments on Calvin L. Smith: Why Does the BBC Do This?

Calvin, I'm ashamed that I have a BBC licence. Wh...

2010-03-08T22:02:00.422Z

Calvin,
I'm ashamed that I have a BBC licence.
What can we do?
Write us a form letter that all faithful Christian believers can use as a template and encourage them to use it. Those of us who have websites should stand with you and publish it.
Perhaps even those who are opposed to us on unimportant doctrinal grands will stand with us on this one.
Haven't we turned the cheek more than once? Even Jesus - the great cheek-turner - took a whip and cleansed the Temple.
The BBC is ours. We pay for it. We are responsible for it. We will be judged for it!

I'm so sorry Calvin, I meant to post the above com...

2010-03-07T19:33:54.301Z

I'm so sorry Calvin, I meant to post the above comment on your last post.

Sorry.

By the way, cross-posted this post.....yet again!

Interesting. BTW, I presume this comment is for th...

2010-03-07T19:33:54.300Z

Interesting. BTW, I presume this comment is for the post before this one, at http://www.calvinlsmith.com/2010/03/blog-from-america-14-wrapping-up.html.

I worked briefly at Aldgate East in London on beha...

2010-03-07T19:28:46.156Z

I worked briefly at Aldgate East in London on behalf of P&O Containers. The streets were rough and yet there was a labyrinth under the streets, with beautiful and plush shopping areas.

Very strange to see the rich underground and the poor on the streets. I preferred the streets.

Also, I share your fear of highrises. I went to Essex University to study the Social Sciences in the school of mathmatics and computer sciences, and lived in one of the tower blocks for a year. These things were built as temporary accomodation whilst other buildings were built, and were inadequate in terms of the depth of foundations.

This was thrity years after they were first built to fulfil their temporary duty. I used to get seasick as the towers would sway violently at the mildest wind.