One of the barmiest posts Supers, you cannot have read too many.
As for the BBC not being anti government. I have difficulty in thinking of a BBC regular who supports a government who won an 80 seat majority about 6 months ago. And if they are on the side of this government why would BJ even think of cutting the licence fee purse strings?
I've posted this list on here before:
The BBCs political programming in recent years:
1) Showed the wrong footage of Boris at the cenotaph to avoid his embarrassment
2) Edited out the sound of the audience laughing at Boris in the debates
3) Didn't bother getting Boris in for an interview with Andrew Neil in the run up to the 2019 election
4) Had the host of Question Time revving up the audience to attack the Labour representative - who also happened to be the MP that routinely receives more hate mail and death threats than any other MP
5) Coordinated having a Labour member of the shadow cabinet resign their position live on air
6) Edited footage of Corbyn answering a question about armed police responses to change the context
7) When discussing Corbyn on BBC News showed his image with an edited in backdrop of Moscow
8) BBC Politics Correspondent tweeting a lie that a Labour activist punched a tory aide
9) BBC Politics Correspondent illegally reporting on postal votes a day before the 2019 election
10) BBC Politics Correspondent doxxing a geezer in a hospital who dared to have a go at Boris, when Boris said he wasn't there with press - while Press were clearly stood nearby and filming the whole exchange
Doubt you can offer any similar examples going the other way?
As for your question, reverse the order and you've got your answer. Boris and the tories keep threatening to cut the licence fee, cut the number of channels etc, and that's why the BBC have fallen in to line over the last decade.
Genuinely, if you think the BBC is biased to the left, you must just never have watched for at least a decade. You're objectively wrong.