No more publc money - listen to the squawks

At the top rung of executives at rhe BBC

are good at clinging on to their jobs or extracting massive pay-offs £400,000 environ

if the worst happens.  When questioned about this massive pay off those grandees at the top of the freeby publically funded gravy train

slaps inquisitors down as being insolent to have the moxy to ask what is happening to our pubic money..

But what we are talking about here is public money, the taxpayer who forks out these sums to grandees where...Yes you, pleb',dont you dare ask impertinent questions.

Are we living in the age of the Raj?

But as the money runs out and the coffers empty their free ride is coming to an end

for ther BBC and the Arts and those in the 'teaching' profession and listen to the squawks as they panic and protest against the cuts.

But if there is no more money to fund what might be unkindly termed their 'free ride'.People who hold down non-jobs – or work in the arts at a time of crippling deficits – are royally screwed by the drying up of subsidies.

And what they are in reality protesting against is the gradual erosion of their politically privileged

economic position. But all good things (for them) comes to an end.