Start The Week Open Thread Monday 23 July 2018

I can feel a Summer lull coming on – despite brexit – the whole BBC propaganda machine keeps chundering on so we must as well.

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930 Responses to Start The Week Open Thread Monday 23 July 2018

  1. Guest Who says:

    Impartial coverage, as ever.

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  2. Eddy Booth says:

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    Ian Stanton has defended his decision to allow his son to hang his head over the railway platform edge
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-44924264

    Tim Brown, from Birmingham, who took the photo said when he challenged Mr Stanton he was told he was a “do-gooder”.

    Ian Stanton
    “We were on our way to the Bath Carnival and our train was delayed,” he said.
    “Devon is an inquisitive kid and wanted to pick up a stone or piece of wood from the track as treasure.
    “I told him it wasn’t a good idea and then he asked if he could have a quick look.”

    ”British Transport Police (BTP) said they had been made aware of a photograph “which shows a child in a dangerous position”.
    Mr Stanton said he contacted BTP voluntarily and was due to speak to them to give his side of the story.
    BTP said they were awaiting further information prior to launching an investigation.”

    What a country- we are as bad the stassi, spying on and reporting each other.
    What next getting ”challenged and investigated” for letting your kids sticking their arm out to stop a bus.
    It’s not like the boy had his ear pressed to the rail listening for a train coming.
    Looks like the father carried out a proper risk assessment .

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    • tapwatertory says:

      Spot on Eddy, citizens informing on citizens until it becomes the norm.

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      • BRISSLES says:

        Shame the bloody citizens of Rotherham didn’t do some informing then ! If my childhood memories are correct they always liked a gossip, so its a pity that gossip didn’t turn into something louder.

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        • Eddy Booth says:

          What, louder than the actual girls themselves going to the police / social workers etc? as many did..
          but no one would listen as they were in on it or too PC.
          Anyway please don’t be so offensive as to compare those minor offenses with this hideous, laying beyond the empty platforms yellow line crime .

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    • vlad says:

      Meanwhile real crime goes uninvestigated, unsolved, unprosecuted and unpunished.

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    • Annunaki says:

      father is a prick probably waiting until the kids start screaming then decides to take them to a quiet restaurant

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    • LastChanceSaloon says:

      “Tim Brown, from Birmingham, who took the photo”
      If I took a photograph of a child without parental permission I would be arrested.

      Why is Brown not under arrest?
      I expect that the answer is that he is Remainer.

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    • Banania says:

      He “defended his decision”? what sort of country has this become? He wasn’t in any danger because his father was supervising him. As the Duchess said, “If everybody minded their own business, the world would go around a great deal faster than it does.”

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  3. Fedup2 says:

    Daily express reports Approval rating for President Trump at 45% – highest since election according to NBC WSJ survey . This was done after the Putin meeting .

    Al beeb portrays him in a far different way to American voters eh?

    I guess Americans are pretty resistance to the bias too .

    Caution -I didn’t corroborate this so possible false news . Or not

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    • Annunaki says:

      It is evident that this man was never meant to win, and there has never, ever been such a swathe of media turned against an elected president and i lived throught the reagen years dark dark times if you can read below the headlines

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  4. Annunaki says:

    Any american president that positivley addressed the North Korea situation would normally be feted, …and russia but…what do we see: a media smear

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  5. Annunaki says:

    Someone who can apply business sense rather than career civil servant self interest maybe not popular in his own government

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  6. AsISeeIt says:

    Our Liberal-minded media out of kilter with the general public?

    Others hereabouts have commented on the BBC’s inordinate concentration on Tiger Woods during the recent golf tournament.

    I didn’t tune in for any of the broadcast coverage so can’t judge. However, I suspect the notion that BBC commentators displayed a high degree of ‘Tiger Love’ was real. My sense is that the wider audience are not quite so keen on this particular sportsman. I’ve now heard a sports presenter describe how whilst watching Woods play “the media centre were clapping every shot… then came the double bogey… they all said, ok, now who’s going to win?”

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  7. Annunaki says:

    BLACK no other reason

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    • Eddy Booth says:

      The BBC love categorizing him as black.
      even though he is half African -Half Thai,
      ticks the Asian box on USA forms
      and call himself after the famous animal of the African savanna
      – the Tiger.

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      • Beebophobic says:

        I remember when Tiger Woods was the new sensation in 1996 or 1997. I seem to remember something about him having Native American blood too. Anyway, early on he was not at all keen to be used as a tool for the race-baiting industry, and just wanted to be judged on his golfing ability.

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      • MartinW says:

        You have to admit, though, that the tiger is an animal of the Thai forests!

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  8. Annunaki says:

    Tranny, or gay, black or whinging women all now instant headline material unless you are gay or a women or a tranny and beaten up by a muslim then all goes quiet and of course our jewish population have to keep their heads down because of the muslim racists and our 13 year old girls….

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    • fakenewswatcher says:

      Saw a headline in the Telegraph that the Jews were leaving Britain because of the insecurity. Wonder what Churchill would have said, had he been alive?
      Enoch, on the other hand, might not be all that surprised.

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      • Annunaki says:

        Churchill did say :

        As an officer of the British Army in 1897 and 1898, he fought against a Pashtun tribe in the northwest frontier of British India and also at the Battle of Omdurman in Sudan. In both of those conflicts he had eye-opening encounters with Muslims. These incidents allowed his keen powers of observation and always-fluid pen to weigh in on the subject of Islamic society.

        While these words were written when he was only 25-years-old (in 1899), they serve as a prophetic warning to Western civilization today.

        “How dreadful are the curses which Mohammedanism (Islam) lays on its votaries! Besides the fanatical frenzy, which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy.”

        Churchill apparently witnessed the same phenomenon in several places he visited. “The effects are apparent in many countries: improvident habits, slovenly systems of agriculture, sluggish methods of commerce and insecurity of property exist wherever the followers of the Prophet rule or live.”

        He saw the temporal and the eternal tainted by their belief system. “A degraded sensualism deprives this life of its grace and refinement, the next of its dignity and sanctity,” he wrote.

        The second-class status of women also grated at the young officer. “The fact that in Mohammedan law every woman must belong to some man as his absolute property, either as a child, a wife, or a concubine, must delay the final extinction of slavery until the faith of Islam has ceased to be a great power among men,” he noted.

        “Individual Moslems may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyzes the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists in the world.”

        Well before the birth of modern Israel, its terror tactics and drive for world domination were felt. “Far from being moribund, Mohammedanism is a militant and proselytizing faith. It has already spread throughout Central Africa, raising fearless warriors at every step, and were it not that Christianity is sheltered in the strong arms of science, the science against which it (Islam) has vainly struggled, the civilization of modern Europe might fall, as fell the civilization of ancient Rome.”

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  9. David R says:

    Royal Welsh Show on bBBC Wales

    I switched on to see the report on the first day of the show, only to be to presented with Project Fear saying:

    a) Brexit will completely kill Welsh agriculture, say the NFU and a Labour AM (totally unchallenged),
    b) Two of the three presenters who admitted not knowing anything about agriculture (and effortlessly proving it) and never having been to the show before,
    c) A star competitor in sheep shearing with obsolete tools, who was a 17 year old girl who did it badly, even ti the layman’s eye, and came 6th in a class of 6,
    d) Many <20 second shots of competitors with no idea what classes they were entered for, nor any details of the qualities sought in those classes,
    e) A large smattering of random shots of spectators eating ice cream.
    f) A long item explaining the precautions taken to prevent a repeat of the incident last year when a Young Farmer fell in the river after a long evening drinking.

    I have watched the programs about the Royal Welsh for many years, but not any more episodes this year, and probably not until the bBBC changes its ways.

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  10. Beebophobic says:

    Sad to read that, David R. It shows how the BBC regional news is so corrupted and PC now. Glad I no longer have a TV.

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    • BRISSLES says:

      Big splashes in the press about 30th Anniversary of Countryfile. Interesting that all the cast photoshots show Anita Rani front and centre, so the eye goes straight to her. Clever !

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      • oldcrone says:

        Mmmmm … agree Bris it’s the little subliminal things that Beeb do soooo well! (depending on whether the scales have fallen from your eyes or not) Watching Antiques Roadshow on YouTube (no licence 🙂 )
        One shot of an expert telling some punter his “whatever” was worth 15/6 d … the shot beautifully framed with “the public” in a half moon behind them and yes! … right there in the very middle, between the expert and the punter, centre frame …. you guessed it one female wearing black hijab and other black outer garments and right next to her a female black person. I mean do they really think we are such idiots?

        These idiots are causing racism .. can’t they see it or is it just me?

        Antiques Roadshow always very white orientated .. you get the odd ethnic involved … that’s fine. They must have shipped in the Muslim woman! There is no way that could have happened any other way.

        The BBC is vile!

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  11. Eddy Booth says:

    pro man made global warming crap
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44924406
    ”By David Shukman, BBC science editor

    Heatwaves are nothing new for the UK.
    I was struggling through my A-level exams during the blazing weather of 1976 when for 15 days running temperatures were above 32C somewhere in the UK.
    This year has not matched that. So far, at least.
    But since those overheated schooldays the planet has changed. The average temperature has risen.
    And scientists are convinced that we are starting to feel the effects of humanity’s greenhouse gases warming the atmosphere. They point to the multiple heatwaves under way in different parts of the globe at the same time.

    While parts of the UK are sweltering, there’s stunning warmth in Scandinavia even inside the usually chilly Arctic Circle and in Japan dozens of people have reportedly died from record temperatures.

    The latest research into the future of the climate does not say that we will get heatwaves every year. The next few summers may well be cool.
    But studies do suggest that heatwaves will become more frequent, and that when they happen they will last longer than they do now.
    So children currently enjoying the holiday sunshine may well grow up into a world where heatwaves seem almost normal.”

    Just opinions shamelessly presented as facts by David, who only has a BA degree in geography, never even worked in that field, spent his life a journalist , but somehow managed to land the gig of BBC science editor in 2012.

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    • chrisH says:

      Me too Eddy-did my A Lvels that summer as well.
      Dennis Howell and all. Also remember quite a few older people dying of the heat in France and Spain 2003, when it was very hot here too.
      But-am surprised the Warmons hav`nt made much more of this heatwave to give us their global boiling crap.
      I think they know they`ve lost any trust with the British people, having cried wold so long, having fiddled their data and been rumbled in 2009.
      Suits me-growing sweetcorn this year!

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    • Deborah says:

      Shukman also quoted the hot summer of 69. Our family photos show hot summers in ‘55 and ’59. Hot summers happen. We had been way overdue a hot summer but the BBC are so keen to use anything to prove it is happening. But hadn’t someone either at the BBC or the Met Office been saying some years ago that snow was going to be a thing of the past and that future children would only know it from history books? So Mr Shukman’s final line, just comes from his proforma where he adds a few lines to fill in the blanks.

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    • Up2snuff says:

      Shukman “So children currently enjoying the holiday sunshine may well grow up into a world where heatwaves seem almost normal.”

      Spot on, Eddy.

      I remember some people after 1976 and 1977 saying “Could this become more common. Maybe the new Ice Age has been postponed?” Things quickly went back to the ‘same old, same-oh’. Then, around the time Blair looked like getting elected and afterwards, too, we were given the scare stories. For the second decade, and in some extreme cases, it was predicted for the first. “Two to four degrees hotter, we are all going to fry, dry to a crisp. The world will run out of water.”

      Did I notice the BBC stating the other day that this is the hottest, driest summer since 2013 and 1976? If so, I think on that first one they should have said 2003, not 2013.

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  12. NameNotNumber says:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-44919771
    With regard to the killing of a 10-year-old girl and an 18-year-old woman and the wounding of ‘thirteen other people’ in Toronto, motive unknown, Justin Trudeau believes that ‘The people of Toronto are strong, resilient and brave’.
    I don’t think two of them are any more.

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  13. davylars says:

    BBC Look North (North East and Cumbria) in meltdown again.
    ‘Newcastle was lit up with a rainbow of colour as the city celebrated its 2018 Pride event.
    Organisers said about 20,000 people marched from Newcastle Civic Centre to Nuns Moor Park in a parade to celebrate inclusivity and diversity’
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-44910915

    Funny thing is that only 20 years ago Newcastle Council were locked in a battle with a small adult shop renewing its licence.
    One of the reasons being, it offended the local Muslim community. As I remember, it was reported by the BBC.

    Now. Were is Nuns Moor Park located?
    Yes. Smack bang in the middle of one of the biggest Muslim community’s in the North East.

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    • flake says:

      Can’t see any Islamists in those pictures. Newcastle Pride not as Inclusive and Diverse as it thinks it is

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      • Eddy Booth says:

        Muslims and Gays have an unofficial peace pact- at least until normal society is destroyed..

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        • Annunaki says:

          A Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner tried to block a sex license for a gay sauna – because it’s too close to a local mosque.

          https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/06/02/police-commissioner-objected-to-gay-sauna-license-because-its-too-close-to-a-mosque/

          Greenhouse Health Club, which has operated in Luton for nearly two decades, had been seeking a license that would allow it to sell sex toys and show adult films.
          

          However, the owners have now withdrawn the application, after encountering strong resistance from local residents and the newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner.

          Bedfordshire PCC Kathryn Holloway, a former TV presenter who has no first-hand experience of policing, told Luton Today that the license was inappropriate because the venue was too close to a local mosque – a five minute walk away.

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  14. Lucy Pevensey says:

    No surrender 😉

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  15. Alex says:

    Currently watching an unreal biased Newshite with an almost hysterical Emily Maitlis throwing all pretence of impartiality out the window, aggressively and arrogantly attacking Trump with a vehement and seething hatred during an interview with former WH Press Secretary Sean Spicer… who the f*** does Maitlis think she is? She is accusing the Trump team of all manner of wrongdoings. It is just one long leftie bbc emotionally-charged, sanctimonious attack on Trump. Disgraceful. The bbc are vile and are a leftist propaganda apparatus hellbent on distorting public public opinion.

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  16. Annunaki says:

    have a little google on Clinton sex crimes and see the difference between fact and propoganda and the silly bitches that are taken in by the latter

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  17. Lucy Pevensey says:

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  18. Lucy Pevensey says:

    Perhaps we should all write to the BBC with this question:
    https://twitter.com/KTHopkins/status/1021459535662407681

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  19. Annunaki says:

    I would think it unikely as the magic word “komunnihi” has been used therefore black people allowed to do what they want, Notting Hill carnival as a typical example of black people allowed to mug and steal once a year in public and any reggae festival iss kuture innit not just my opininion the NME even had the nerve in the 80s to say you had to expect this at a reggae concert, fuckin amazin, even their admirers admit if you attend a black festival you are highly likley to get mugged, Knebworth rock concerts 200 000 attendance no arrests or complaints or victims of crime in the 70s or 80s compare and contrast and maybe wonder where our crime is coming from in London especially

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  20. vlad says:

    And talking of names, it appears our Toronto murderer (including one child) is called Faisal Hussain.

    There’s a fine Canadian lumberjack name, if ever I heard one.

    Welcome to diversity Canada, for which you have your moronic Prime Minister to thank.

    He smugly said the following when Trump ‘banned’ muslims:

    “To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada,”

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    • Cooper_Man says:

      “severe mental health challenges” and “struggling with psychosis and depression his entire life.” Same old platitudes from the immediate family and a “family representative.” Is that a euphemism for “a bloke down the mosque.”?

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      • Eddy Booth says:

        it used to be called inbreeding, a situation made more acute when the original stock were not much good.

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      • Annunaki says:

        Wow does that mean its not his fault ? and what are our immigration authorities doing allowing nutters into civilised coutries ? I do believe the Yorkshire ripper had similar challenges lets pop him off to Libya

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    • Helena Hand-Basket says:

      I’ve just realised that’s a hat Trudeau is wearing. I thought at first it was a bandage (possibly covering a frontal lobotomy, performed to cure his multicultural delusions).

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  21. vlad says:

    Beeb webshite is already burying the Toronto shooting by a member of their favourite cult.
    They got the embarrassing headline onto the Home page late at night for 5 minutes, then off again before anyone could see it.

    And look at the subheadline: “The parents of Faisal Hussain, 29, send condolences to victims of their son’s “horrific actions”.
    Subtext: See what decent people these muslims are?

    (No doubt they were advised to put out some such statement by Trudeau’s damage limitation team.)

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world

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    • Beeb Brother says:

      Nobody has mentioned the ideology which may have inspired him.

      How can Trudeau say with a straight face that diversity is strength? Every city I visit now they have barriers up at the start of pedestrianised areas, a chilling reminder of the gruesome London attacks and how the threat will be with us forever.

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      • chrisH says:

        Trudeau?
        Benn? Kinnock? Prescott?
        Toynbee? Smith(Sarah)?

        Let alone the endless Dimblebys.

        I thought the luvvies disapporved of hereditary dynastic families being born to power like a load of parasitic queen bees and wasps?
        Silly me.
        Didn`t Trudeaus mum shag around with the Stones in the mid-late 70s?
        Like Carla Bruni or Jerry Hall?
        Yet more reason to tell the little arsewipe to say little until he learns things.

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        • Up2snuff says:

          chrisH, “Didn`t Trudeaus mum shag around with the Stones in the mid-late 70s?” where she would have encountered a young NY property heir at Club 54. 😉

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Vlad
      The Toronto murders never happened – if al beeb had its way .canada was once viewed as one of those places you only heard good things about . Every one has a gun but no one gets shot type stuff .,
      But now its political class has decide it should suffer our madness – I’m really surprised the Canadians are taking it ( unless resistance is censored )

      Yet another lone wolf mental issues Norwegian .

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  22. Beeb Brother says:

    The BBC mention briefly through gritted teeth how North Korea are getting rid of their nukes. Well, Trump has only managed to disarm the world’s greatest rogue state, potentially saved millions of lives and put so many minds at ease – especially in South Korea.

    Russian ‘meddling’ though – unproven in an election Trump would have won anyway, despite the media, internet and just about everyone else powerful meddling to ensure he did not win? That gets HUGE coverage despite viewers not caring and being bored to death. As if Clinton would have met with Kim and got him to disarm. She would just swan around like a queen bee enjoying all the luxuries of power, sneering and lying compulsively.

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    • chrisH says:

      If the Russians WERE fiddling in any American election, it would only have been to get Bernie Sanders in. And any effort to stop Hillary was aimed at THAT. Not in getting Trump in.
      Yet no mention of this by the BBC.
      Sanders was the Russians equivalent of Bruce Kent or Joan Maynard, Eric Heffer-useful destabilisating idiots in the unions, Labour, media and CND.
      No change there.

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      • Up2snuff says:

        Broadly agree. Bernie was so Left of Hillary. Except, chris, in the US they have a thing called the Open Primary in some States. It is possible in those States for Democrats to nominate the Republican candidate of their choice. Trump won the Primaries. Trump won the final run-off.

        Remember here in the UK, when Labour Party offered £3 memberships in advance of a leadership election? Some Conservative Party members took up the offer in order to get Jeremy Corbyn elected as the easiest of the Labour candidates to defeat at GE time. Or so they thought.

        That may have happened in the US in the Primaries which were Open ones.

        On the other hand, it could be that the choice of Hillary or Bernie was so off putting to swing & some Democrat voters that they would have elected a donkey in November 2016 if it had a Democrat, or even a Republican, badge on it.

        Instead they may have thought “Let’s give the Wide Boy a chance. We tried the Academic, twice, and didn’t do so well, so lets go with Trump this time.”

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      • MartinW says:

        Daniel Greenfield also argued in his informative blog http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/2018/07/did-russians-hack-dnc-to-help-left-take.html that Russian interference would have been most likely aimed at improving Bernie Sanders’ chances of winning. A very persuasive argument and one that had not occurred to me. The BBC would never broadcast that opinion, of course.

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        • Beeb Brother says:

          They never mention what was in the DNC emails which upset people so much, which is crucial.

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        • Up2snuff says:

          MW, when I checked out the candidates – Democrats; 2, Republicans; umpteen – I was actually quite shocked at what Sanders was saying and proposing.

          When I was a lad, the Democrats would have run him out of the Party and out of the State and out of the USA for being a Commie.

          He was way to the Left or Right, or both, when compared to Hillary. Hillary Clinton by then was sounding like a shrill Socialist who would have been at home in European politics. Extremism has not really featured in 20th/21st century US politics at all although there were whiffs of it in some places around the years before and after 1910 and before and after 1939.

          In my childhood and most of my adult lifetime you could have squeezed a cigarette paper between the Democrats & Republicans – just. Now the gap is vast and it is not the Republicans who have moved, as far as I can see.

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          • JimS says:

            Beyond The Fringe making the same point in 1961.

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            • Up2snuff says:

              Brilliant, Jim, thanks for putting that up. I guess we can blame (thank? er, no, probably not) Nixon for rattling the cages of the wild Lefties and driving them out of the counter-culture and into public life for ever more.

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          • MartinW says:

            And to my mind Trump, after so many years, here is a class of President who actually does care about the ‘ordinary’ American worker, the Constitution, and the well-being of the country as a whole.

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  23. LastChanceSaloon says:

    The “free” press still at maximum RPM moaning about being “muzzled” by the Cliff Richard case.

    This is the same “free” press who have spent the last fifteen years in advanced Yoga positions to avoid mentioning millions of rapes of children in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.

    Who have become the world’s leading contortionists, experts the avoidance of reporting the source of explosions,
    firearm use, stabbings, acid attacks, self-driving cars and lorries.

    I hereby award the Nobel prize 2000-2018 for hypocrisy to the “free” press.

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    • chrisH says:

      Two kinds of “press”-or media as we can now call it, seeing as it`s a composite of Twitter vox pox and half-arsed iPod streams from Cardiff Tech(formerly).
      1. Lugenpresse-liars.
      2.Freipresse-“where trhey think they`re so clever and classless and free”-Matt Frie personnifies this, Gorka buried him the other day but the bugger refuses to die.

      There is another one being formed, be ready soon, Called M-Presse…and to be run by Zuckenberg, Mosley and Coogan etc.
      THEN we`ll be stuffed-so time now to get your contacts book out and plot.
      It`s what we Lefties at Tolpuddle do all the time-about time, we fought them with the tools they have shown to “work”.
      Unlike themselves-apart from the RMT sitting back at their stall on £80K in the Tolpuddle sunshine(none of that Casey Jones stuff!)-none of the others on the TUC rally do any kind of work that isn`t state, quango and Labour BBC Compliant.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Toady watch

      The beekeeper and the Muslim – doing something in a prison . Lefty narrative – off switch

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      • Alicia Sinclair says:

        I heard her talking to a Lady Fry-Crook type( before 8am this morning, R4)
        Oxbridge cut glass, Lord knows how many quangos she`s on.
        Even Kearney asked her about her other job at Defra(which, of course shows that prisons are fine-she`d be full time solving their problems if they weren`t). Anyway prisoners get no rewards on leaving.
        No house, no car, no wife, no job and no drugs.
        Not even a party bag, cake or balloon.
        Oh what shall we do? Maybe not commit any crimes Lady Muck?
        Abandon ship. As if THAT would be raised by Marta and her Ladyshipp.

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  24. Doublethinker says:

    It is , or at least was, rare to find articles in the Times newspaper upon which readers couldn’t comment. Today there are three such stories and all of then concern Muslims. Obviously the editor has adopted a new policy. In the past there was a moderator but people soon learnt how to get their point across without triggering the forbidden words. But now it seems that the policy is not to allow any comments at all on matters concerning the RoP. I wonder how long it will be before the Times and other newspapers formally adopt the policy, which many suspect that some news outlets already informally use, of not reporting any negative stories about the RoP?
    How long before the liberal Globalists accept that their lunatic support for mass migration and their kid gloves when dealing with Islam have been a disaster which has imperilled the West?

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    • Annunaki says:

      hopefully they will wait for the ballot box as they did in the USA and EU vote here, called the silent seething majority who won’t get fooled again

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  25. Guest Who says:

    Bet Ian is super proud of this one.

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    • Guest Who says:

      And QI is on form too…

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    • NameNotNumber says:

      Ian@haveIgotnews
      We had an eye test two years ago, the previous test would have been in 1973.

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    • Alicia Sinclair says:

      Had a flick through Private Eye whilst shopping last night.
      Not funny, endless sneers at Brexit-and no real pops at the anti-Semitic, schizophrenic Labour Party and the puddle of mothballed irrelevance that is the Liberals.
      Pathetic-not funny, can only imagine that Soros props it up to let all the grandkids read about themselves once Sowe or Eton have closed for Pimms.
      Seem to have an anti-Jewish sneer about them too, just like their BBC.

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      • Cassandra says:

        I’ve been reading Private Eye since 1974 Alicia and I am saddened to say, I completely agree with you, it’s a shadow of its former self. The ‘satire’ and even the cartoons poked fun at one and all but now the magazine’s output is mostly anti-Brexit. I skimmed through the last issue in less than ten minutes, it’s just not funny any more (cont. on p94).

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        • Up2snuff says:

          In the debate about this web-site and whether Biased BBC should be narrow-based, broad-based, whatever, we should remember it is a great place to have a good laugh, even at ourselves.

          I love the wit and wisdom.

          “it’s just not funny any more (cont. on p94).”

          Classic! 🙂

          Have had at least three good laughs thanks to B-BBC just this a.m.

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      • vlad says:

        Ian Hislop and his mag have drifted leftward and bbc-ward for years.

        He spends so much time on the beeb with his lefty pals that the filth rubs off on him.

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      • Kaiser says:

        Hislop is a fully funded BBC stooge nowadays

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        • Dover Sentry says:

          ‘He who pays the piper’, springs to mind.

          Hislop has earned a fortune through his small appearances on the BBC. He wouldn’t want to strangle his cheque, would he?

          It’s a form of corruption, really.

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  26. G says:

    Not the BBC, but another ‘News Source’ that relishes globalism – Indeed classic Fake News – “Though UK voters have changed their tune on Brexit, there is little chance that it will be reversed.”
    https://www.theglobalist.com/uk-european-union-brexit-trade-economy/
    Well, in fact, ” Leave on 48.5%, Remain on 51.5%” most recently and the conclusion? – “But, of course, when the polls are this close, their real message is that nobody can be sure who might win if the referendum were to be run again – after all most, albeit not all, of the final referendum polls two years ago put Remain narrowly ahead, yet Leave still won.” – https://whatukthinks.org/eu/two-years-on-many-a-doubt-but-few-changed-minds/
    Fake fakery.

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  27. Up2snuff says:

    Ladies Day at TOADY again today.

    The wildfire tragedy in Greece. Listening, I feel for those people after their desperate problems of the last decade, especially as I have friends in Athens.

    But I also have another feeling. I also feel that the BBC are holding something back, they are not giving me the whole story, they are perhaps not telling the truth.

    The uniquely funded, well resourced (£3.5bn income), world leading news broadcaster seems to be very short on information and facts.

    Yet little things creep out from between the lines from ‘vox pop’ contributors and local journalists. “Officials quoted by AFP news agency have suggested the current blazes may have been started by arsonists looking to loot abandoned homes.” https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44932366

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  28. Guest Who says:

    Luckily for broadcasters, they don’t feel they need be held to anything they demand of others.

    This whole ‘will you resign’ lark is pathetic, if unsurprising for that twerp KGM trying to out Snow Jon-boy.

       36 likes

    • Up2snuff says:

      GW, since you mention resignation, has Fran Unsworth resigned? Yet?

      It is Day 2 of BBC R4’s ‘Bash Sajid Javid, the Home Secretary’.

      I wonder how many days the BBC will keep the pressure up until he resigns or they give up.

      No similar pressure on Fran Unsworth.

      “I thought, funny. Funny, I thought. They do it for Conservative politicians but not for themselves.”

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    • Alicia Sinclair says:

      Well done Lee Hurst!
      A rare comic, with a mind of his own.
      I too noted that Krishnan crap-he`ll have to be winkled out of Jon Snows rectum-and safe to say he`s got just the right shade of liberal about him to ensure we`ll never get him off the public sector payroll. Thatcher fucked up here-she should NEVER have allowed Channel 4 to tap into our veins for its endless dole outs.
      We`ve been paying for Jon Snow since 1982-boy, we deserve Corbyn for being so f***in spineless.

         34 likes

      • Fedup2 says:

        Al
        If you really want to be depressed see how much this champagne socialist gets for doing after dinner speeches and ‘ facilitating ‘ . But he runs a ‘ holding company ‘ to cut the taxes to be paid for his previous social system

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    • Guest Who says:

      Senior Beeboids do not resign, or get fired.

      They go on gardening leave, and a new role is created in a new non-area, and they are rehired along with a department and extra budget.

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  29. MarkyMark says:

    Yeah … and Brexit cannot be blamed … or can it? Yes, right at the end …

    “Millions of families ‘worse off’ than 15 years ago” {bbc.co.uk}

    Better economic growth, which leads to higher incomes, is reliant on a number of factors – certainty about the future (in relatively low supply at present because of the Brexit process); global growth (Britain is an exporting nation so the better growth is elsewhere, the better for the UK); and investment in better and higher-value skilled jobs (which means focusing on education and skills and making managers better at exploiting opportunities that are available).

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  30. G.W.F. says:

    From an outfit called United Against the Tories. I do not know whether they are disenchanted conservatives or socialists. Either way, the BBC is not to their liking.

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    • Up2snuff says:

      G.W.F., it was some in the Labour Party or in Momentum (or both) who made ‘death threats’ against Part-time after she made some critical remarks about Jeremy Corbyn in the run up to the June 2018 GE. In reality, all she did (on R4) was to list some of the policies in the Labour Manifesto and their likely impact, especially on Beeboid incomes. She may have said other things or more often on TV, in order to enrage those people, but whatever – it was and is not deserved.

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    • LastChanceSaloon says:

      G.W.F
      It probably IS the BBC.
      One of their “we get equal complaints from left and right, so we must be getting the balance right” justifications.

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    • JimS says:

      The BBC rather like these people as it enables the BBC to claim that they get criticism from ‘both sides’ so ‘they got it about right’.

      In fact the BBC sees them as ‘their own’ so when the criticism gets too loud the BBC goes into super-defensive mode. We saw some of that with the comedy programme about the Met. Office and Lord Lawson’s minor, (compared to the BBC’s normal output), error on Climate Change.

      Programmes were withdrawn, reports were written and apologies issued. On the other hand I believe we are still waiting for the apology to Nigel Farage, who, we were told, has ‘blood on his hands’ following the death of a Polish man.

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    • Woolwich says:

      I’ve seen this type of thing before. United Against The Tories are probably very thick socialists &/or students who believe the BBC are pro Conservative simply because they speak intelligibly and wear shirts and ties. Posh/polite = Conservative in their tiny minds.
      How anybody could listen to or watch BBC output for 5 minutes and come to a conclusion that they’re nothing other than left wing/liberal self appointed elite defies belief.

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  31. JamesArthur says:

    Why is the BBC so against the ISIS beheaders being tried in the USA? They have had streams of left liberals on but nobody who says – actually it’s good. Let them get on with it – These are the same bleeding hearts gits who virtue signalled at the beheadings but then clamour to slag off UK Govt for saying ‘ these are despicable worthless humans – do with them what you will’ US…

    On separate note: BBC today…in a London prison, strangely called ISIS..The BBC said there is high level of BAME in here, the warden said yes 72% – BBC – “that’s higher than the 40% in London..Why?”
    Prison warden – “gangs”
    …I am now waiting for the BBC to present a programme about how BAME are over represented in this prison which must be due to racism…

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    • Lucy Pevensey says:

      James,
      Our entire political class incl BBC- for they are now wielding power rather than simply reporting events & information, seem to be devoted to supporting terrorism.

      I received a standard response email from my So-called “Conservative” MP this morning. Answering my email from the 8th June regarding the terrorist (“al quds”) march which took place in London. It didn’t answer a single point in my email and only stated the official “Conservative” position on Israel & “Palestine”. It side-stepped entirely the terrorist march in London. I take that as confirmation that officially the Conservatives support terrorist activity.

      (Enough is Enough) Any slight chance that I might vote Tory next time around has vanished altogether. The “Conservatives” are obsolete to me. Dead parrot. Expired. So out of touch.

      UKIP it is!

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  32. Lucy Pevensey says:

    London’s Europe’s burning! Europe’s Burning!

    Greece
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44932366

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  33. Nibor says:

    Now are you bothered if two fanatical murderers are dispatched to the USA , found guilty and get the death penalty ?

    No neither am I .

    But what we got from Al Beeb yesterday were talking heads agreeing with themselves and the Beeb’s view that the judicial process of the USA and their incarceration of murderers is worse than head hacking in the Middle East .

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Nib
      I was surprised they weren’t killed trying to escape. It’s a war and applying peacetime legal processes to them seems ridiculous . And lectures about ‘ due process ‘ are for people who feel safe in their beds .

      In fedup world no one who went out to support isis in any way would have any right to come back and if that meant derogation from treaties well – so be it.

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    • Dystopian says:

      I was surprised even to hear George Galloway on Talk Radio agreeing that they should be handed over and should get the death penalty. The bbc are a disgrace.

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  34. LastChanceSaloon says:

    “Take fright on Brexit: even the civil service head is telling us to panic”
    Polly Toynbee in the Guardian today.

    Polly if you explored outside your bubble recently you would be aware that the cat is out the bag. Even the sub-human, hideously white, Brexiters now know about the treason in the public sector.

    We do not believe civil servants any more than we believe you. You both have an unbridgeable credibility / reliability / honesty gap.

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    • Up2snuff says:

      That Guardian cat Toynbee has its head deep, deep inside the food tin!

      😉

      (Actually, ‘Toynbee’ is quite a good name for a cat. Might consider that next time around. If there is one. Mind you, the last one could have been called ‘Guardian’ the way she jealously guarded her patch.)

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      • Beltane says:

        An intriguing question might be, how has Polly Toynbee become a regular Guardian columnist and ‘go-to’ opinion monger on BBC?
        Other than having an uncle who wrote an obscure and largely unreadable book, what relevant qualifications are there? Anyone know?
        As for the cat connection Up2, the Egyptians mummified them so I suppose that might have a bearing.

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        • Guest Who says:

          Used to work th… sorry, used to be paid to turn up there.

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        • Up2snuff says:

          Beltane, any decent Editor would have sacked Toynbee after that disgraceful piece she wrote for the Saturday edition after Jo Cox was killed.

          But the Guardian is no longer the Manchester Guardian of old, of legend. It’s now a scrappy old Lefty rag, a Pravda without the truth for the UK.

          She has merely been ‘active on the left’ and was able to leverage a job in journalism to spread the message.

          You’ve just reminded me of someone else around here who we haven’t seen in a while, Polly Tuscanyvilla. Posting name chosen – I think – in honour of aforesaid Grauniad journo.

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          • Beltane says:

            I suppose that’s the point Up2, if we find her attitudes disgraceful she has achieved her aim and kept the BBC/Guardian happy. Negativity was ever the easier option to promote. As for your comment on Toynbee’s Jo Cox piece, the essential would have been a decent editor – something of a non-sequitur under the circumstances.
            At least we can take genuine comfort from the circulation dropping by the day, making her self-satisfied scribbles increasingly irrelevant. Audited ABC figures are only massaged by the free copies distributed throughout the BBC and allowed, through sympathy I can only imagine, to feature in final tallies.

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  35. BRISSLES says:

    Is this why the readership of the Guardian is slipping ? Or is it because most left wingers are now under 40, at Yuni, and who are mostly vocal but struggle to get past the Janet & John stage of reading ?

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    • LastChanceSaloon says:

      The Guardian is an example of a failed business model.
      The Guardian newspaper sales are miniscule. Supported by BBC purchases.
      I expect but cannot demonstrate that it receives under the counter EU donations and bribes.
      Hence the “could you spare” begging.
      We need to be informed but there is a cheaper, quicker, more environmentally friendly way to do it.

      The Guardian had a justifiably high reputation for many decades.
      Read by even its opponents.
      It is the only newspaper that seems, to me, to have deviated violently from its history.
      Today it is an extreme left wing tabloid rag.

      Its news is, being very charitable, unreliable, BBC by any other name.

      The opinion columns are replete with anti British bile and hatred, usually with non-white authors biting the hand that feeds and houses them.

      The arts section became pop is as good as Beethoven, Banksy is as good as Turner, years ago.
      Have not read it for years, probably Banksy is better than Turner by now.

      Its demise is imminent.

         32 likes

      • Nibor says:

        The Guardian is a very important newspaper , how else will Gramscians know the line to take on any particular subject ?

        It’s also important because if you decide you’re an intellectual you need to think differently to the average Joe , but not in a totally individual original way , that’s what lone wolf right winger EDL UKIP Brexit voting islamophobic odd person does .
        No you need to be different but know that university lecturers , professors , BBC staff , charity bosses , senior civil servants and other self proclaimed intellectuals think along your lines too . To be amongst a great thinking elite .

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      • RJ says:

        Why buy the Guardian when you can watch the BBC?

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      • Banania says:

        minuscule

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      • Beebophobic says:

        I avoid the Guardian whenever possible. Forced to read it some months ago in a cafe when all the other newspapers were already taken. There was a vile, spiteful piece denigrating Morrissey, all because the former Smiths man no longer tows the PC line on immigration, integration etc. The Guardian is not fit to be cat and dog bedding at an animal sanctuary, and I wouldn’t even wipe my derriere on it in the event of a toilet paper shortage.

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  36. RGP says:

    Who is doing these knife attacks? Why do at least 4 of these 5 look, you know? Adopted names? Why do they have anglicised names? https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/crime/2018/07/17/fighting-a-war-against-the-scourge-of-knives/

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  37. Gunner says:

    With regard to the recent attack in Worcester where a three-year old boy had acid thrown in his face, according to one newspaper the police have stated that “What we will do is work to make people understand that this is not the way to resolve issues and disputes in communities.” WTF !

    This single sentence encapsulates the decline and fall of civilisation in this country. Since when has it been necessary to “make people understand” that it is an horrific crime to throw acid in anyone’s face-let alone that of a small defences child ? Since when have we had “community disputes” which result in such attacks ? Since when have our police become so pathetically politically correct that they dare not speak up about the “communities” in question ?

    The likelihood of an Al beeb scribbler researching this cultural enrichment in the UK and the origin of this particular form of “community dispute resolution” ?
    Zero.

       59 likes

    • vlad says:

      Mmm, the weasel word ‘communities’ might be a clue as to the identity of the latest thugs.

         19 likes

    • LastChanceSaloon says:

      Gunner
      Best post this year.
      In response to one of the worst incidents.
      Please email to every newspaper you can and ask them to put their response on the front page.

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    • Guest Who says:

      That there is an establishment that thinks (and hires, at vast expense, further staff) making people ‘understand’ such things are ‘not the way’ shows how far things still fall in the UK.

      Of course, the politico-media estate that is Westminster-W1A also gave us ‘retraining’ for nurses unable to suss that patients suffering from dehydration may need water.

      That was back in the Manchester Mayor’s day I think.

         9 likes

    • JamesArthur says:

      Gunner
      Great post – and has the same tone as Sadiq Khans idea to redue knfe crime
      Lets educate children from an early age that knives are dangerous..WTF
      Since when did this have to be a social and ‘community’ task? Will it stop them using them will it F..K
      This country is headed for the dustbin unless there is an uprising amongst us plebs

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  38. MarkyMark says:

    EU Unelected Expansive Government create law to fix problem they created …. EU will be able to remove this law remember … jam today … jam gone tomorrow …

    The EU has just passed a law that could end the problems with free movement which led to Brexit in the first place {independent.co.uk 30may2018}
    Corporations will no longer be able to undercut local workers by exploiting migrants. Looking beyond Brexit, this law will make a big difference regardless of the option chosen for our future relationship with the EU

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    • Kaiser says:

      how exactly does that shite address the depression of wages

      all it really means is you must pay everyone minimum wage

         6 likes

  39. Cassandra says:

    Nothing on BBC News about this, yet. It’s almost as if al Beeb wants the story to go away…
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    • Foscari says:

      Cassandra-I would be careful in the fact that you mention it
      was Faisal Hussein who was responsible for the Toronto
      shootings. You may be joining Tommy Robinson before long.
      As for the wanker from Ankara. Can you imagine any worse
      hypocrisy than the bile Erdogan is spitting out against Israel?

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  40. vlad says:

    Lucky beeb: big news stories have allowed them to almost completely push the muslim killer in Toronto off their webshite.
    But they have space for this bit of good news: boatloads of doctors and engineers on their way from Africa, courtesy of the migrant taxi service, yippee.
    (Which of course will encourage more, and btw you libtards, will lead to more drownings at sea.)
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-44933312/migrants-cross-the-strait-of-gibraltar

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  41. MarkyMark says:

    Timing is everything .. worth watching what appears on BBC at night late … so can be pushed off later, but then they can say they reported on it.

    BBC – showing dog in Nationalist Far Right Flag ….

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    BBC – NHS evil story , not shown when celebrating the NHS!

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  42. Deborah says:

    Just read on the Daily Mail that the acid attack on the three year old was done by the child’s father and his mates, nothing to do with the EDL, as the BBC had been suggesting. Well I knew the whole thing had sounded odd. If anyone had travelled to attend a demo (the men had been arrested in London and elsewhere), would they really have thought, ‘whilst we are here we will just slip into a B&M store, find some acid and pour it on a child’ . Why would they have gone into a store like this away from their home town? I don’t suppose it stocks different items in different towns. Then I heard the paramedic on BBC radio, I think it was, describing the state of the child when he got there. It was a caustic substance on the child’s arm. Still confused because the BBC kept saying the authorities weren’t sure if the child would ever recover. Well even bleach, like domestos on the skin for a minute or two, will not do any harm (although don’t try this at home). Surely this shop sold bottles of water or has some sinks in the back somewhere. Didn’t anyone have the gumption to pour copious amounts of water over the child? The DM at the moment says the perpetrators are Eastern Europeans and the acid was meant for the mother. Are these people really the enrichment into our society we want. And the cost to us the taxpayers, of moving this lady to a new area for her protection? I am sorry for mother and child but it was obvious that the BBC had been only telling us half a story.

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    • Jeff says:

      They’ve been a lot more devious than just “telling us half a story.” They have deliberately inserted people into this ghastly event that had nothing whatever to do with it. Just by mentioning that the EDL were in the area automatically inferred a connection. It’s a snide nudge!
      I noticed they were also very quick to show us pictures of the two schoolboy wannabe bombers, who (surprise!) were both white.
      However, the sexual assault and murder of the little girl on the island of Bute has been shrouded in mystery. We’re told the suspect is underage and so therefore can’t be named. I’m suspicious. Bute has famously accepted thousands of “refugees.” It’s a tiny place with hardly any crime. And then this.
      The trouble is, due to their endless manipulations, I don’t trust the main stream media to bring us the facts.
      And I don’t trust the BBC at all!

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  43. Dystopian says:

    George Galloway is on Talk Radio stating that Tony Blair has made an anti Brexit video and that he is funded with Saudi money therefore the Saudis are funding anti Brexit campaigns!

    Would you ever have this pointed out on the BBC?

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  44. MarkyMark says:

    Oh well …. BBC is going going gone …
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    • G.W.F. says:

      MarkyMark

      Sadly, I don’t fancy her, but wouldn’t object to a quick bash.
      (Perhaps this comment will draw Maxi out from hiding)

         8 likes

    • JimS says:

      Isn’t that the job that all the other correspondents have been doing for many years?

         16 likes

      • JamesArthur says:

        Why are the people who have these worthless jobs nearly always females and BAME? Isn’t this sexist racism?..and agree with JImS..yes why do we need another

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    • Lefty Wright says:

      Mark
      Oh goody, goody. At last we have someone to speak up for all those millions of people worldwide who have both a dick and a fanny lodged in their brain.

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  45. theisland says:

    Matt ‘I love the BBC’ Hancock – now Health and Social Care Secretary – just said (BBC Parliament) ‘I love the NHS’.

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  46. G.W.F. says:

    Fires in Greece cause many deaths Hot weather facilitates the spread of fires, but I keep thinking of the Hamas strategy of arson against Israeli farmers Can it be that some fires are caused by RoP or Hamas influenced arsonists?

    The BBC does acknowledge the possibility of arson.

    ‘Officials quoted by AFP news agency have suggested the current blazes may have been started by arsonists looking to loot abandoned homes.
    “Fifteen fires had started simultaneously on three different fronts in Athens,” said government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos.
    Greece, he added, had requested drones from the US to “observe and detect any suspicious activity”.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44932366

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    • Up2snuff says:

      G.W.F., I understand the area affected by the fires is a fairly well-to-do if not wealthy area where people have second homes. Three to four years ago, Greece narrowly avoided serious violence over their (real, proper) austerity, especially in the Athens area.

      Although the EU has at last relaxed some of the strictures it had placed on Greece (and recently sent them some extra debt, IIRC) there is still real hardship there and maybe some extra/repeat/new resentment of the wealthy (who are known for their, ahem, ‘tax planning’ abilities) had broken out?

      Then there are the pressures placed on Greece by the migration crisis. Athens has had a link to West Africa and West Africans via the shipping industry for decades. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if there is not some trafficking going on.

      Add in the heat, an old city centre that traps it, mix in unemployed youths, and it could be a bit of a flash point.

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  47. thirdoption says:

    The absolutely disgusting and foul message that was sent by a remainer to Andrea Jenkyns MP is reproduced below (do not read unless you are prepared for VERY offensive content)

    It turns out his name is Tim Nowfel and he works for Eliatys as an AIDC Consultant.

    The e-mail address for his company is contact@eliatys.com and I have just e-mailed them expressing my disgust that they employ anyone capable of writing such filth and abuse.

       53 likes

    • Roland Deschain says:

      You have to be some kind of especially stupid to send an email like that without covering your tracks.

         14 likes

      • Fedup2 says:

        Or very drunk. I think Mr Nowfel is paying the price since his LinkedIn is now ‘out’ . I wonder if he has more time to sent twitters without full time employment .

           11 likes

        • Guest Who says:

          Wot, not an employer ‘don’t write anything stupid’ memo, few months tending the garden and then back with a nice promotion and pay rise?

          Like some, eh, Jasmine?

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    • G.W.F. says:

      Brilliant response from Andrea Jenkyns MP. As Mr Punch says:

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      Sorry, can’t do it smaller

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  48. BigBrotherCorporation says:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-bristol-44879592/transgender-at-school-students-share-mixed-experiences

    “Now then, now then, now then, what have we here?” cackled the white haired ghost with the round glasses and fat cigar.

    What is with the BBC and their (unhealthy) obsession with confused adolescent boys dressing as girls?!

    Disturbing, very disturbing indeed.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacha_bazi

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    • Up2snuff says:

      They also appear to rather like the boyish Jo Konta.

      And Serena Williams.

      Did you know she had a baby ten months ago?

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  49. MarkyMark says:

    “those who died” – Diane Abbott.
    “those who died” – Diane Abbott.

    “Get Together Day at Levenshulme High School, where students have created a memorial ribbon to those who died BLOWN TO PIECES BY ISLAM GOING TO A CONCERT in the Manchester attack @Levenshulmehigh” – Diane Abbott – Twitter

    Diane Abbott – died.

    Theresa May – lost.

    Reality – blown to bits by an Islamic terrorist.

       29 likes

    • Dystopian says:

      Serious question. Is Dianne Abbot an alcoholic?
      She looks as though she can barely keep her eyes open in those photos.

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      • flake says:

        She will be on many meds, surprised she doesn’t rattle when she walks

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        • Up2snuff says:

          She is another Parliamentary diabetic (like the PM) and I think has migraine & other issues. During the 2017GE Campaign there were some pictures of Diane looking a horrible grey colour. Suspect heart and circulation may not be 100% and be the ‘other issues’. She really needs to retire and concentrate on looking after herself.

          The taxpayer subsidised bars in the House and the other place can be a problem for MPs & Peers spending lots of time there with not a lot to do.

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    • Dystopian says:

      Is the person in the bottom left picture holding a bottle of acid?
      I can’t see the relevance of this picture

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    • Woolwich says:

      Still nothing but smiley faces on show when the subject of those who “died” in Manchester is brought up.
      If that had happened to my child I’d be a ball of rage for the rest of my life. I’m sure many people are incredibly angered and still upset by what happened. And yet none of these views are every seen or heard.
      Genuine question, how many of the parents and close relatives of those who were killed have ever been asked how they REALLY feel in a tv interview. In fact how many have been interviewed on tv at all? Or had those interviews broadcast if you catch my drift.

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      • Dystopian says:

        They will most likely have been offered counselling so as not to look back in anger.t

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      • Thatcherrevolutionary says:

        I’ve often thought that about all the abused and raped girls in our Northern towns.
        My experience of Northerners as been that they are feisty and ‘spade is spade’ type of people, and yet they all seem to have taken the MSM view that we should all shut up for the sake of diversity.
        Similar to you Woolwich, that wouldn’t have happened to me or mine without some response.
        It is either is being contained by the state forces, or we generally don’t care anymore.

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    • Woolwich says:

      Maybe I’ll regret pointing this out, but the victims of the Manchester bomber were mainly children and young people and, I believe and am happy to be corrected, all white.
      The young people part is represented in Diane Abbot’s photo ops but the white part isn’t. I’m not even sure it should matter but surely a representative group of people should have been chosen to represent the occasion being marked. Plus they should’ve been told not to smile.

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