London’s BBC Headquarters Found To Be Britain's Version Of Epstein Island

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The nation and the world is this week questioning what in the fuck goes on inside the BBC.

While the necessity and importance of the publicly funded journalism the BBC conducts at home and abroad generally goes without question from sensible civilians, what happens inside the entertainment arm has raised serious concern for decades.

This comes after a couple of mainstays of the BBC have made headlines this week, with Russell Brand sent to prison for at least 7 years for sickening sexual assaults and David Walliams accused of a raft of things including grooming 15 year old girls.

The new scandals come to light after decades of shit coming out of the BBC, a place that has played host to notorious pedophiles like Jimmy Saville and Rolf Harris.

Given that they've not only played host, but protected these individuals for decades, it has since lead to confirmation that Broadcast House might actually be the UK's version of Epstein Island.

"Mate, check the fucking flight logs for the BBC Express," said Henry Higgins, a prominent journalism professor at South Betoota Polytechnic.

"It's not just these blokes, but plenty more," said Higgins.

"The place is famous for its casual and dangerous sexism and predatory behaviour that has lead to a significant number of publicised assaults, and probably fucking heaps more that we've never heard about."

"It's only 2.5 miles from St James Station, and pretty fucking close to Little Saint James."

More to come.