MP for Canterbury, Julian Brazier, doesn’t agree with the BBFC allowing adults to decide for themselves what movies or video games they should watch and so was trying to change the law in a way that would allow the government to dictate BBFC classification policies, chose who runs the board and even ban already classified works on whatever whim suits a particular MP. news.bbc.co.uk This debate aired on the BBC1 South East regional version of “The Politics Show” which broadcast on Sunday 24/02/08. (Sky channel 893 if you live outside that broadcast area). The debate also contains an interview with the obnoxious John Beyer of pressure group Mediawatch UK, who also seems to think he knows whats best for us and we don’t. www.mediawatchuk.org.uk I’ve also included the email replies they got in on this subject which aired at the end of the show, that shows it is the likes of Julian Brazier and John Beyer who are out of step with public opinion, not the other way round. They also ignore the fact that the BBFC’s policies were drawn up after a massive public consultation that showed the public wanted less censorship not more. http (note how Beyer tries to play this down when interviewed) Strange how Julian Brazier blames violent films and games for all of societies ills, when it ignores the Governments own research into this which found there was no proveable link. news.bbc.co.uk You can visit Mr Braziers official website and see what politically motivated, pseudo scientific …