292 Responses to Weekend 13 November 2021

  1. vlad says:

    “Gay couple receive landmark Church in Wales blessing”

    Hallelujah, the BBC is ecstatic. On top of which one of the homosexual partners is a priest, praise the Lord.

    Enjoy it while you can, BBC, as the C of E is in terminal decline, with all its wokery. It has been calculated that it will disappear completely by the year 2033.
    Personally I think that’s optimistic.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-59269916

    https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/crisis-of-faith

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    • JohnC says:

      The real problem with the destruction of Western society by the Left is that others have no such responsibilities and will quickly fill the void as our historical institutions and traditions are destroyed.

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  2. JohnC says:

    Just started the last episode of Vera season 10. Local middle-aged rich white man with gated house, private security etc just got shot by burglars. His wife and daughter ?. Black. Another mixed-race main-character family which makes one in all the last 3 episodes.

    Vera goes next door. They have a son with downs syndrome. He witnessed the robbers getting away. He will of course be instrumental in their eventual apprehension.

    I’m sure someone will turn out to be gay as the episode progresses. I will never know as I just can’t watch it.

    What’s interesting is that I went for a run at the local beach yesterday and as I often do while I’m recovering at the end, I was talking to someone fishing. Turns out him and his mates were down from Middlesborough for a fishing match tomorrow. So I asked him if it was really full of mixed-race couples like in Vera. His answer was that there are hardly any BAME in the area – though they do have a few black friends they go drinking with.

    Lordy, I really set him off. He’s as sick of the anti-white racism as I am. And he was not the slightest bit racist – it’s the way the Left are dragging to country into a woke-filled abyss which he didn’t like. And he said his other friends felt even stronger about it than him.

    Sometimes it cheers you up to know others think the same way.

    Actually, there was only one group of people he had bad things to say about. People from somewhere close to India.

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    • Zephir says:

      I find the same everywhere I go when the media is mentioned

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    • Thoughtful says:

      There’s no such thing as ‘racism’, of course if you think I’m wrong then please do give me a definition which covers all the bases and which everyone agrees with in a couple of sentences. I’ll guarantee you won’t be able to because even the BBC in all it’s left wing pomp doesn’t know what ‘racism’ is.

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      • StewGreen says:

        I can, but I’ll let someone else have a go first.
        The BBC does seem to have a weird definition, in the way it interprets it, as if there is no such thing as racism against white people or British people.

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    • Banania says:

      @JohnC
      Multiple upticks.

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  3. BRISSLES says:

    Whether its Middlesbrough, Margate or Megavissey, it doesn’t matter who you speak to, the country is united against this continued farce that ad agencies insist on forcing upon us – the multi racial family. It barely f…….g exists !!!!!

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    • Scroblene says:

      Just watched the Tesco ad – pathetic!

      To start with, there’s a bit of wokery, then normality, then a barrage of complete delusional wokeness! I only shop there because it’s cheap and close by, no other reason!

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    • digg says:

      Brissles, I also notice they are now shoe-horning in ads with black with white adoring male couples.

      Must be loads of them around la-la-ad-land.

      I also had a smile at the recent security system ad with a camp security engineer turning up at the home of an equal camp home owner who is worried that his neighbours had a break in.

      The comedy bit comes right at the end of the ad where the male home owner turns to his left and notices what is probably supposed to be his female wife with a look that conveys… “who the hell are you?”

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  4. Eddy Booth says:

    SATIRE
    “Do you want your kid vaccinated? Then get the Vaccinate Me Elmo Doll and terrify your kid to a safer tomorrow.”

    Mask stays on permanently!

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  5. Northern Voter says:

    Watching the Lord Mayor’s parade this morning, I like to hear the Bootneck band, I noticed that those nice people from Extinction Rebellion hijacked the show. My how the bBBC were caught out, showing pictures of the Rebels with papier-mache heads and hands. The floats were all backed up and the show just couldn’t go on. Still before then they managed to show as many dusky faces as they could.

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    • Lefty Wright says:

      Northern Voter
      I’m sorry mate but if you know how Big Brother operates. Why do you watch his screen? Mind you, he may know who is switched off.
      Holy shit! I’m always switched off!!

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    • StewGreen says:

      Actually I saw Twitter video of crowds cheering a security guards rushed and roughly manhandled the XR people off the road and to the barracades

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  6. JohnC says:

    Climate change: Do I need to stop eating meat?
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-59232599

    You won’t see many worthless clickbait articles trying as hard to be relevant as this one.

    The true climate impact of what we eat is not easy to calculate, says Prof Gill. “Carbon footprints of food vary with how it is produced and where it comes from, and thus changes with the seasons,” she says. In other words, all the figures are basically made up.

    The bottom line for the whole article is that they have no idea what impact animals actually have or whether eating less meat will make any difference.

    Smacks a lot of whatifery and fakenewsery put out by vegans and championed by BBC vegans.

    And to round it off, we have this little gem:

    “Replacing beef with pork may sound like a good choice,” says Ms Caldart. “But opting for peas instead would be even better.

    News by idiots for idiots.

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    • JimS says:

      Animals capture nitrogen and urinate it onto the ground.

      It used to be thought that bacteria within pea plants capture nitrogen and that leaving the roots in the ground puts it into the soil. Unfortunately the plant pulls the nitrogen back up as the plant dies so the soil gains very little.

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    • BigBrotherCorporation says:

      What generates more CO2:

      1. A calorie from beef. Cattle born, bred and reared within 5 mile radius, eating mostly grass (rough grazing), supplemented with maize in the winter months. Slaughtered at nearest slaughterhouse, butchered, and sold locally? (Beef is 3 calories per gram)

      2. A calorie from avacado. Tree grown in cleared forest in the tropics, pesticides/fungicides etc… sprayed seasonally. Hand harvested and transported to packing centre, packaged and shipped (chilled) across Atlantic. Sold to supermarket chain, repackaged by chain, transported to local supermarket? (Avacado is 2 calories per gram)

      Who knows? There are far too many variables involved… how old was the cow? How long do avacado trees take to grow? Is the avacado refrigerated? Does cow dung help the soil make plants grow faster? Do avacado trees consume CO2? Do fields of grass and maize? How much? Is the production of beef, or the production of avacado more labour intensive? How many humans are involved in each?….

      You know what? The whole notion you can simply put a ‘CO2 value’ on any kind of food is laughable.

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      • Banania says:

        And having put the CO2 value on, what does it signify? Some would say more CO2 is better.

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    • G says:

      John,

      One things for sure, “Do I need to stop eating meat?”, for the CC disciples, really means, “Do I need to stop eating?”

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      • digg says:

        That’s one of those typical BBC hidden message headlines, what they really want to say is “You will stop eating meat if we push hard enough for long enough and get our way!”

        However I wish they had found a way to get the message over to the hundreds of feral foxes who have appeared in our town since they stopped people hunting them.

        Last night a fox got into our chicken run by chewing a hole in the wire mesh and beheaded our 4 hens, the fox made off with the heads but left the bodies strewn around the coop for some odd reason!

        I wish there had been a few hunt saboteurs around to show the carnage to!

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  7. Fedup2 says:

    Apparently blubbing has broken out at the green thing – led by a blue labour unknown cabinet minister- because the agreement allows unlimited burning of excellent coal for the foreseeable future …
    Go on climate – get changing ….I’m off to start a nice smoky fire …

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      • StewGreen says:

        Twitter pics don’t work here if they end in numbers

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        • Scroblene says:

          We lit a coal fire around 2.00pm today then popped several logs on during the afternoon!

          Marvellous, natural way to keep warm!

          Local businesses thrive, our wood is locally sourced, we know our coalman, we give him several bottles during the year too, so what’s not to like?

          Stuff those ground pumps; like solar panels and wind farms, they’ll never break even!

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          • Up2snuff says:

            But they will break, Scobie, those heat pumps. They have more moving parts than a gas boiler, bigger moving parts than a gas boiler and have to live in the big outdoors, unlike a gas boiler.

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        • BRISSLES says:

          Blimey, that picture brings back memories ! I lost count the number of times the paper went up in smoke !!! ha ! ha !

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          • richard D says:

            One’s parents had a hand shovel, which, if reversed and stood in front of our fire (we didn’t have a big fireplace), one’s newspaper could easily survive the ‘drawing’ process, with the newspaper, if broadsheet, almost not needing any support, so one could sit back and relax, and let nature do its thing to get the fire going.

            Damn, but that photo takes me waaaaaay back (even though, for some reason, it appears to have been reversed).

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  8. StewGreen says:

    COP26 from 2 GBnews a min clip

    Full video https://youtu.be/TQBPOnPGBKk

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    • Zephir says:

      Damn, all those poor Africans will have to cancel their orders for new Omegas, Rolexes, Mercedes and Bentleys now the money for forests is drying up.

      Back to the daily grind on the laptop with a list of UK pensioners and gullible single females email addresses.

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      • StewGreen says:

        \\ BREAKING: Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said today’s Cop26 agreement
        “is a big step forward and,
        critically, we have the first ever international agreement
        to phase down coal and a road map to limit global warming to 1.5C” //

        Alok Sharma apologises for not signing the British taxpayer up to a trillion dollar giveaway to corrupt African dictators

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    • Old Goat says:

      They always are meaningless. Who expected anything else?

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  9. Skeldings says:

    Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear – I have just started watching the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, introduced by a female continuity announcer who advised me that it was coming from the Royal Alber’ ‘All. Alfie Boe kicked off proceedings, singing in a mid-Atlantic voice while representatives of the armed forces marched round him. Then a modern poem by somebody-or-other; then some Belfast schoolchildren making poppies, then a number from that large black chap who always wears a hat indoors (does he doff it in the presence of ladies?) – Gregory Porter is it?

    I gave up after that. They used to start with the muster of the armed forces, then have displays of military intricacy and precision, and appropriate and serious music and readings: perhaps that all came later…..or perhaps it’s just so last year…..I really don’t know any more….

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    • Thoughtful says:

      Did they do the synchronised bogus refugee saving and this bit of drill?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Skelfings
      I know the feeling – I didn’t even try with it because I know what they’ve done to it . Charles Windsor will sit there thinking about his trees …

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  10. StewGreen says:

    Screenshot : The Nigel Lawson “Stupid fuels” article.
    You can click to enlarge it.

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FEGXYaxWQAUexIO?format=jpg&name=orig

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  11. StewGreen says:

    Always ask “Is it about , what they say it’s about ?”

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  12. StewGreen says:

    BBC Welsh explaining how you can make a tambourine out of MDonalds rubbish you find in the bin.

    Translation “#NOWMakeAnInstrument as part of #COP26 !
    In this final chapter, create your own Tambourine with materials from your recycling bin with the help of BBC violinist ”

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  13. StewGreen says:

    TV advert “there’s never better time to become a care worker”

    … is there a particular reason why they need to advertise on TV for them… using Taxpayer money ?

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    • BRISSLES says:

      Please don’t tell me a BAME is in the advert – they’re the ones who are’nt getting vaccinated !!!!

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      • Scroblene says:

        It’s presumably to get them to be vaccinated, but why the taxpayer has to provide the funds, God only knows!

        (BTW, The Senora is home today and much better – thanks so much for your lovely chat)!

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        • BRISSLES says:

          Pleased to hear it, and hope she continues to do well.

          I have two upcoming ops – gall bladder removal and a small C lesion removal at the end of November and a week later in December, – nice, so I may well be off grid for a bit. Having to do all the Christmas pre-prep stuff now so I can collapse in a heap during December.

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          • Scroblene says:

            You take care, Brissles!

            Any time for a chat or a moan, write to Scrobs!

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            • Fedup2 says:

              Brissles – if I didn’t hate that ‘ditto ‘ thingy I’d ditto what scroblene says .. and if I can use my offices of knowing email addresses I am happy to exchange as authorised by the parties … off site .. if you know what I mean …

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          • Up2snuff says:

            Brissles, my dear old thing (well, it is the cricket season Down Under – just don’t mention the rugby football at all), hope your ops go well. The BCC* thing (if that is what it is) can be a breeze. Hope the first goes well also.

            * first time I typed BBC instead of BCC, force of habit. I wish there was a surgeon around who could cut off the TV Licence! It is a cancer on the wallets and purses of the British public.

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    • digg says:

      Talking TV Ads…. Today I saw the first ad I can remember from the RNLI pleading for funds.

      It couldn’t be that they didn’t realise that when they all decided to become overseas relief workers it might lose them a tidy chunk of steady income from a lot of very pissed people who thought their purpose was to help ships in distress?

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  14. StewGreen says:

    Well they told us COP26 was the last chance
    so it’s all over, no need for COP27

    … well unless they were b*llsh!tting us

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    • G says:

      The Queen at the Cenotaph today. She was too unwell to attend the opening of Glasgow but, I suspect, she is not convinced of ‘Climate Change’ hence not appearing on the last day to wrap up the debacle.

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    • Banania says:

      Literally?

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  15. StewGreen says:

    Top expert speaks
    and shows the Islington elites are all the same gang

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    • Scroblene says:

      And then they all got in their 4x4s, and flew home, all smug and complacent! They’d had a lovely jolly at the tax-payer’s expense, had a few shags, got pissed a few times, and met a few more lucrative contacts for fees on the back of a stupid, un-measurable ‘deal’, which isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.

      Meanwhile 95% of the British population just carried on with their daily work, and totally ignored the waste of space, air, money etc.

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  16. taffman says:

    We are being invaded and sadly Boris aint no Churchill .
    He’s a Chamberlain.
    What say you Tory voters and supporters ?

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  17. taffman says:

    “The Glasgow Climate Pact is the first ever climate deal to explicitly plan to reduce coal, the worst fossil fuel for greenhouse gases.”
    https://biasedbbc.tv
    We in taffland do not mine coal. We haven’t done for some 20 years?

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  18. taffman says:

    As an aside , did the BBC back losers in fighting Brexit and backing Joe Soap ?

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  19. Fred Stubber says:

    Lou is borrowing my car tomorrow so I thought I’d better clear it out. Turns out I’ve been carting about half a ton of junk around. Ohh, bad for the planet, naughty naughty!
    The job took much longer than I envisaged, and as I filled the black sacks I had the radio on. The car hasn’t got DAB, so much against my better judgement I settled for BBC Radio Four. I found myself listening to ‘Any Answers’, presented by Anita Anand. People were ringing in to discuss global warming. All seemed to be smoothly progressing along the lines of the usual agenda, with a number of callers more-or-less toeing the BBC’s line, but then a Scottish lady joined in. At first she talked about the way greeny policies had damaged employment in Aberdeen, and although you could hear Anita’s hackles rise this challenge to the universal consensus was just about tolerated, but then the Scottish woman went on to express doubts (just doubts) about the whole global warming hypothesis, in as much as it was affecting employment and prosperity. She might as well have declared that the moon was made of green cheese, that the Earth is flat, or that sex with goats was a jolly fine thing. She was cut off faster than was decent. So much for free speech.
    Next up a couple of blokes who were dead against nuclear power. Their views were welcomed warmly. One said that ‘renewables provide 90% of our electricity needs already.’ Anita did not challenge this absurd claim, although she must have known it was rubbish. At the moment of writing renewables are doing much better than usual because it’s really windy: they are producing a massive 19% of demand!
    The other guy said that nuclear power stations weren’t ‘environmentally friendly’, because of the amount of cement used when they are built. I can’t dig out the figures right now but I know that the amount of cement per GWh of electricity produced by nuclear power stations is dwarfed by the same figure for wind turbines. Anita kept quiet, but then a caller came on and to Anita’s palpable alarm cunningly changed tack without warning. He pointed out that not only do the windmills need a hell of a lot of cement because they have to have massive foundations to withstand the lateral forces from the wind, their construction releases large amounts of CO2 that had been trapped in the peat. Wow! That man was disappeared mighty quick! Can’t fault that Anita for her reflexes!
    The next programme was a short story by Travis Alabanza. Actually, it isn’t accurate to call it a short story. Blatant propaganda is a better description. It was in the form of letters between a mother and her daughter. It was pure one-sided environmentalist claptrap from start to finish. No really, it was. It was incredible. I’m used to the BBC’s lies but this really made me sit up. Even in the dark days of the Soviet Union and Radio Moscow there was no propaganda as naked and unashamed as this. Amongst much more (because they really crammed it in) we had Obama GOOD, Boris BAD, Greenpeace GOOD, Monbiot GOOD, Oil BAD, windmills GOOD, Greta a SAINT, and much much more. Needless to say a quick google confirms my suspicions about this Travis Alabanza person. She/he/it will have a fine future with the BBC.
    OK, if they want to make a 15 minute over-the-top advert for environmentalism that’s one thing (and thus warned we could all avoid it), but for it to masquerade as an innocent short story is outrageously dishonest.

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    • JimS says:

      It isn’t ‘one off’, it goes right through every thing they do, like a stick of rock.

      Even Radio 3, home of ‘dead white men’, manages to work in the current BBC cause.

      It reminds me of when companies want to ‘refresh their brand’, they produce a logo that can work on the side of a building, truck, coffee mug or pencil, a ‘mission statement’ that can fit a strap line, a ‘corporate colour’ for ‘instant recognition’. All this is by design and so must be the actions of the BBC.

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  20. BRISSLES says:

    Funny how a lot of journo’s are ‘reporting’ how climate change is affecting those islands that cater for luxury holidays. Mark Stone reporting from the Bahamas, and Ashish ‘droning voice’ Joshi walking along the white sand and turquoise sea of the Maldives. Such a hard life they have.

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  21. Zephir says:

    How the US media, criticising Trump of child separation of immigrants, uses photos of child separation of immigrants but taken during Obamas administration !

    This is how the mainstream media lies to you

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  22. Zephir says:

    This is deeply concerning, as it is bound to affect the rest of the world, much more so than Tory sleaze:

    Barmy Harris with “racist trees ” usual demented Biden and as for Pelosi…..

    They are a genuine Muppet show parody, that is if the Muppets were on magic mushrooms and someone hid the scripts:

    Joe Biden ‘completely off with the pixies”

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    • JohnC says:

      The problem is that the Left vote for their ideology and would vote for a pixie if it stood for President.

      That’s why the MSM and particularly the far-Left BBC cover up for Joe all the time.

      It means the Right – who generally vote based on real world common sense – are about 30% down at the starting line.

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  23. taffman says:

    My message to the PM and his Tory MPs ……….The people voted for Brexit to control our borders. We did not vote for your latest wife and Al Beeb’s ‘green nonsense’.

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  24. JohnC says:

    After the ridiculously agenda-based article about white man who ‘nearly became a racist killer’ yesterday, this kind of double-standard hypocrisy and deliberate omission of information they don’t want you to talk about is why the far-Left BBC disgust me so much:

    York Shambles anti-terror barriers leave retailers ‘gobsmacked’
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-59250150

    Just information on the consequences of them being there. No mention at all about why they are needed. It’s as if terrorist barriers are absolutely normal.

    They are not there for your ‘far-Right terrorists’ threat are they BBC ?.

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    • taffman says:

      JohnC
      Have a word with Nadine Dorries.

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      • JohnC says:

        The only things any politician cares about are their own career and bank balance.

        She knows she will be assasinated by media and all the liberal Lords and left-leaning MP’s if she really goes for the BBC. It’s just lip service because they know it’s what the public want.

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        • Doublethinker says:

          But the time for direct action has arrived. No not about climate change but about the BBC. Members of the public don’t need to go on demonstrations or glue their heads to the road , just stop paying the License Fee and if a million of us do it the BBC will be on its knees.

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        • G says:

          John,
          `a la useless patel.

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  25. AsISeeIt says:

    There are those who might claim our mainstream corporate media somewhat embroiders our news.

    I’m guessing Tory ministers are hoping for a bit of climate change to come along soon. With the Channel as calm as a mill pond this week, headlines like this will tend to keep popping up: ‘UK border boss: borders are just a pain in the a***. Might that help explain why more than 23,500 migrants have crossed the Channel this year?‘ (Mail on Sunday)

    What with winter weather coming on soon, vaguely apropos is this headline from the BBC: ‘COP26 climate deal: ‘”It won’t save us from drowning”‘ – what are the chances of when the inevitable Channel disaster happens, a la Grenfell, Hillsborough etc… there’s some subsequent inquiry held that really holds ministers to account for allowing this highly dangerous traffic to continue unabated?

    And of course none of these migrants fear deportation – even if they’ve been ever so naughty: ‘“Galling!” Patel fuming after Jamaica deportation flight leaves UK with just four onboard… The flight was supposed to deport 37 criminals to Jamaica. But last-minute challenges allowed 33 of the criminals to be let off the hook, according to the Home Office. The criminals were, between them, guilty of crimes including murder and child sexual offences.‘ (Express)

    Then, like Winnie the Pooh’s pal Rabbit, we can look forward to the subsequent legal arrival of all their friends and relations: ‘Winnie the Pooh passes by nine of Rabbit’s friends and relations, all living in trees, while out for a walk in the Wood‘ (a debut appearance hereabouts for the Disney Wiki)

    You never do know what you might come across, if you go down to the woods, today: ‘Bigfoot found in Cannock Chase‘ (Star on Sunday) – seems this native of the high Himalayas, by way of the north American wilderness, has now migrated to the West Midlands: ‘Bigfoot’s only gone and turned up in a British wood! The mythical creature has avoided detection for centuries, but Yeti hunter Lee Brickley reckons a huge footprint and claw marks on a tree in Cannock Chase… prove he really exists‘ – let’s hope it’s not too large a carbon footprint.

    In further news likely to bring a smile: ‘Now sis wants to sue Meghan. Samantha in talks with lawyers‘ (Sunday People)

    And in news inevitably bringing to mind Little Britain comedian Matt Lucas and his tubby Welsh homosexual character Daffyd Thomas (the only gay in the village): ‘Gay couple receive landmark Church in Wales blessing… Father Lee said the service, at St Collen’s Church, in Llangollen, Denbighshire, was “extremely special”‘ (BBC) – and, as the Welsh tend to say: “Isn’t it?

    There was a time finance ministers had the nerve to stand up and tells us they were going to raise our taxes. Now they’ve convoluted the plot somewhat, so that it’s not their fault: ‘Delta boss says climate change means flying will cost more… research suggest airfares would need to increase by 10%-20% to cover the costs…. “In the short-term, government support will be needed with those costs [of] decarbonising aviation”…Like other airlines, Delta has received billions in government support to get through the pandemic‘ (BBC)

    Ghislaine Maxwell breaks her silence: Rats in her cell and creepy guards‘ (Telegraph) – creepy guards? Oh the irony. Still, cheer up, things could be worse: ‘Ecuador prison riot: New fighting at Guayaquil jail kills 68‘ (BBC)

    But let’s not end on a sour note. I wonder what music was played at that Welsh gay marriage blessing? Some Tina Turner… Shirley Bassey perhaps? Tom Jones? Then – lest we forget there’s a religious aspect to the ceremony… maybe a quick rendition of cumbayah…

    Dress embroidery project unifies women around the world‘ (BBC) ‘An artist has said her dress embroidery project has globally connected women from different cultures. Kirstie Macleod from Somerset started The Red Dress project to help marginalised women tell their stories through embroidery

    And with that tale of embroidery closing the circle just about where we came in… so we close. Perhaps hinting to our ministers apropos the Channel – a stitch in time, saves nine.

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    • JimS says:

      Doesn’t ‘Kirstie Macleod from Somerset’ jar nearly as much as ‘Sadiq Khan from London’?

      These ‘no nation, no borders’ reporters should give up on place names entirely perhaps?

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  26. Zephir says:

    Bigfoot has been seen in Thetford Forest a few times now

    https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/weird-norfolk-beast-a1075-bigfoot-sighitngs-1487840

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  27. Guest Who says:

    Interesting, same post a few days ago I am pretty sure had. ‘Fight’ only.

    Which is very different to ‘protect’.

    Assuming either go anywhere other than airport construction bungs or Merc dealerships.

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    • tomo says:

      Horrorbin’s language policing unit?

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    • taffman says:

      Guest Who
      Is that photograph real ?
      That looks like my aunt’s old beach hut off Rhyl coast ? it even looks like that lady is sporting her beach towel.

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  28. Guest Who says:

    That bbc James Rugby bloke currently cycling back from Glasgow with tears in his eyes will need to nestle in Springster’s ample bosom awhile to get over the follies to this…

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    • JimS says:

      Is the purpose of the blue cloth behind so that they can ‘chroma key’ him high and dry to Davos or Ms Spring’s studio?

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    • BigBrotherCorporation says:

      “This one image illustrates the severity of climate change”

      No, it really doesn’t.

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  29. Tabs says:

    The start of BBC1 Andrew Marr show he lists which politicians he is interviewing then says, “but of of course it is Remembrance Day… so I will be speaking to Malala Yousafzai about Pakistan…”

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    • tomo says:

      How much is the git paid for a Sunday morning program that few people watch?

      BBC to set a new soap opera in the slums of Karachi? *Better than Borehamwood”

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  30. Sluff says:

    Boy I am I getting slow on the uptake.

    Watching the Belarus/Poland border coverage.
    And noted that, as with the sailors across the channel, there are almost no women but lots of men, many of whom have facial hair. An observable fact mysteriously omitted from almost all BBC coverage of ‘traumatised vulnerable people’.

    Then I thought about Islam. The institutionalised subjugation of women. The lack of jobs and careers. The lack of schooling. The inability to wear what clothes you want. Where are the feminist campaigners when we need them?

    So I postulate that the womenfolk in these places are told to stay at home while the men go off and try to get into Europe.
    But if the MEN at these borders are traumatised and vulnerable’ then what on earth does it say about their WOMENfolk left behind? Not to mention the morality of those who have left them behind.

    Questions that clearly the useless corrupt selective BBC have put in the ‘too difficult’ pile.

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    • BigBrotherCorporation says:

      I would suggest that many are more than happy to leave their ‘baggage’ behind and start afresh.

      There is no denying that Islam (at least the version many practice in reality, whatever the theory) holds the females of our species in little regard.

      One day, perhaps in the not so distant future, the women of the EU/UK may realise what they’ve let themselves in for?

      Feminists (like ‘Green’ campaigners) only go for the soft targets, and besides, these days they have their ‘war’ with the Trans community over how many Trans people can stand on a cervix, to preoccupy them.

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  31. Sluff says:

    Interesting COP 26 juxtaposition.
    Here’s a story from China on the BBC webshite.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-59243836

    ‘North Eastern city sees highest snowfall in 116 years’
    I quote further.

    ‘…….the snowstorm was an extremely random and sudden extreme weather event….’

    Could it be that whenever there is a cold snap the BBC report it as a random event……but when it rains or there is a warm spell the BBC report it as a global warming event?

    Surely the world’s finest impartial broadcaster would not stoop so low?

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  32. theisland says:

    A reasonable sample.

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    • G says:

      theisland,

      I do wish they’d change the question from, “channel migrant shambles” to merely, ‘migrant shambles’ otherwise it would appear that the hundreds of thousands of others entering the UK within a year, to live, is acceptable.

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  33. Foscari says:

    The license tax has got to be worth its weight in gold for
    the excellent sports reviews we get on BBC. I wait in
    expectation to hear what the latest women’s rugby results
    are. I have asked the BBC if they could give us the netball
    results on the main news programmes as well.
    I mean who wants to know how Wales have got on in a
    MENS World Cup qualifier ? When the BBC show very little
    interest in the National sports of the UK. UNLESS one
    Yorkshire cricketer is having some “racist” banter with his Pakistani best friend fellow cricketer.

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  34. tomo says:

    Questions of the age….

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  35. Halifax says:

    Its 11am on remeberence Sunday and this is the BBC news headline.

    I can paste but it was COP26 !!!!!!!

    Disgraceful and disgusting.

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  36. StewGreen says:

    The COP26 agreement was so bad
    .. that the privileged grandchildren of top millionaire EU officials with gold-plated pensions
    “will fight with other human beings for water and food.
    That’s the stark reality we face.”

    “Reality” I doubt it, you emotional-blackmailing dramaqueen.

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    • BigBrotherCorporation says:

      Better make sure he’s brought up tough then, hey Mr Timmerman?

      I’d suggest enrolling him in a local, inner city school, getting him used to a diet of cockroaches and rats, and drinking rainwater out of rusty cans from day one – can’t start too early, and the immune system is greatly enhanced by an early childhood eating out of bins and bathing in raw sewage (if it doesn’t kill you, that is).

      You don’t want him to get used to sleeping indoors, or in a bed, so best to dig a hole in the garden for him to live in, if you’re feeling generous you could always give him some rusty corrugated iron to keep most of the rain out, and some old rags to wear.

      A few lessons in knife fighting, or better yet, practical hands on experience of no holds barred street brawling, and gang membership is probably recommended. No better way to learn how to look out for yourself and how to hotwire a car than being in a pre-teen criminal gang. I’d suggest making him fight another child to the death for his food at least once a week to improve those skills and imbue the proper ‘killer instinct’.

      Don’t waste your time and money on private education, elocution lessons (or dental appointments), instead send him out to learn how to talk in the ghetto down the road, a little bit of dealing and prostitution, progressing to full scale drug manufacture and advanced pimping, probably wouldn’t do any harm either (ok it might, but you want him to be toughened up a bit, right?).

      While you’re at it, it would probably be worth getting him circumcised and enrolled in the local mosque too, being able to recite a few lines of the Quran should keep him in with the right people in the future.

      Chip-chop, no time to lose, I suggest you start right now… or, were you really just exaggerating for effect there?

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    • StewGreen says:

      Yet according to the Green Party that’s “science it’s a no-brainer”
      https://twitter.com/ShahrarAli/status/1459295530991947777

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    • StewGreen says:

      BTW here’s the video of that part
      .. https://youtu.be/RVMeqBzV-Y4?t=47

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    • Northern Voter says:

      Being that the gentleman is Dutch, I don’t suppose he or his countrymen have much experience of fighting.

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  37. Halifax says:

    Its 11am on remeberence Sunday and it’s not even headlines on the BBC

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

    DISGUSTING DISGRACEFUL ANTI BRITISH ANTI WHITE BBC !!!!@@@

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  38. StewGreen says:

    Actually there are at least 3 special TV progs tonight

    10:15am-12:30pm Live from The Cenotaph

    5:20pm Countryfile : Remembrance special from the National Arboretum
    to mark 100 years of The Royal British Legion

    6:50pm-8pm BBC2 Special coverage of the mornings Cenotaph

    9pm-10:35pm BBC4 Film They Shall Not Grow Old ..film that honours the WW1 soldiers in the Western Front

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  39. StewGreen says:

    While they some people
    they suppress others

    Here’s the direct clip
    about Facebook going to extraordinary lengths to ban Bjorn Lomborg posts
    which quote proper papers
    which point out extreme weather deaths have fallen massively
    largely due to better adaptation & mitigation
    https://youtu.be/LqT9V39dYX0?t=650

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  40. Sick of it all says:

    The Beeb shoehorning a trans pilot into their Remembrance coverage. Some of the other ex-military personnel featured in the report had their legs blown off in combat, and this weirdo is complaining about his gender identity problems. Utterly tone deaf. They just can’t help themselves.

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  41. JohnC says:

    But Mr Sharma insisted the “historic” deal “keeps 1.5C within reach”.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59280241

    Just listening to Mr Sharma and my bullshit’ometer went off the scale. But he’s not white and talks very nicely.

    What a complete load of tosh. I don’t believe they have the slightest idea about how to keep the rise down to 1.5C or indeed if any of this vast amount of money will make any difference at all. In fact I am pretty certain that every few years we will get told ‘we are not doing enough’ and more budget will be syphoned off.

    Bottom line is they have no clue what to do about climate change and so are just throwing the maximum amount of cash they can get away with at it. And of course making people rich in the process. Especially in the corrupt countries who are demanding trillions of dollars.

    All the rest is lies and rhetoric to placate the public. History will be the judge.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      JohnC
      Thankfully I have seen nothing of the green thing but was hoping for the nothing it has turned out to be – with a bit of luck there won’t be another gathering for a decade or more ….

      … meanwhile we are faced with more and more civil disorder from retired teachers and the loons who feel the need to screw up other peoples’ lives …. Martyrdom beckons …. With accompanying propaganda from the BBC ….

      ie warm / cold winter = global warming
      Cold / warm summer = global warming ….

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    • Old Goat says:

      The Maunder Minimum reprise relentlessly approaches. They will be worrying, soon, about the 1.5 degree drop in temperatures, and wondering how quickly they can build, and commission all those coal-fired and nuclear power stations they are going to need, in the meantime relying on Putin’s generosity with his gas, and the assistance of Macron and others to keep the power flowing in the interconnectors…

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    • JohnC says:

      This is absolutely typical BBC:

      BBC Headline:
      ‘China and India must explain themselves, says Sharma’

      What he actually said:
      ‘China and India will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world’.

      Not quite the same at all BBC. You’ve twisted it to suit your agenda. The lack of the single quote around the words is another BBC trick because they have deliberately changed what he said.

      ‘Why you can trust the BBC’. lol.

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  42. digg says:

    The BBC are in a state…

    Whilst busily concentrating on trying to bring down Boris however they can at the same time they are getting nervous about the increasingly likely restoration of Donald Trump as President calling it “a threat to democracy”.

    Left wing press like the BBC are the only real threat to democracy.

    Someone needs to remind them that if candidate A gets more votes than candidate B in an election they get elected BECAUSE of democracy , it’s not rocket science but seems to escape the BBC.

    To the BBC, only accepting your own choice as legitimate is their form of their so-called democracy.

    Now if they had claimed that Trump is a threat to “Democrats” they would be spot on!

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  43. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    There are 32 million vehicles registered in GB.

    I think it’s reasonable to assume there should be at least 100 million charging points around the Country, at work, at home and on the road.
    Will they be put onto the pavements outside peoples houses like a traffic meter, there for those without a garage, parked up outside their houses.

    Think of the amount of work required to dig up roads and whatever to lay the cables for all these charging points.

    Think of the extra electricity needed when most of them will be on charge overnight. How many more power stations will be built, windmills and solar panels just will not do.
    How long does it take to build a new power station and are any planned for this massive increase in demand from vehicle chargers by 2030

    My guess is each charger might use the equivalent of boiling a kettle continuously or at least running some appliance which uses a lot of electricity.

    Will electricity bills go up by the amount you will not be paying for petrol or will it be more (or less)

    Will they all be up and running in 8 years.

    I can’t see this electric vehicle changeover taking place. Maybe by 2080 but not in 8 years time.

    I don’t hear any of the msm asking if we will be ready, why not?

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  44. Guest Who says:

    BBC green rooms also rammed with dipsh*t professors.

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  45. Zephir says:

    I see that Begum bitch is in the news again today attacting the ire of her fellow terrorists.

    She really has missed a trick in her desperation to return to the country she hates, she should be claiming she is the love child of Bernie Winters.

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  46. StewGreen says:

    On the last day of COP26 when Ashok was blubbbing about coal
    .. COAL was keeping the lights on
    …………………. #IRONY

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  47. Dover Sentry says:

    Being offended doesn’t mean you are right.

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  48. Guest Who says:

    Jon been at the cooking sherry?

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    • StewGreen says:

      That is quite unusual a BBC guy lionising another BBC guy
      .. It’s not like they are up themselves all the time ….. /sarc

         8 likes

      • Zephir says:

        “story telling” something we all suspected, experts at fairy tales especially LGBT style and other fantasies

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    • Guest Who says:

      Once Sopes eventually hangs up his Bamabeanie for good, the unctuous incest hagiographic drool will be awesome..

      https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2021/11/and-bbc-too.html

      Has he ever called anything correctly?

      I also not that Vanity Fair, the publication of choice for the preening Hollywood set has decided a judge not dancing to their tune is… ‘the worst’.

      Sopes will likely RT this.

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  49. Dover Sentry says:

    BBC Online News:

    “COP26: China and India must explain themselves, says Sharma”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59280241

    Arrogant delusion aby the Far Left and their BBC mates.

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  50. StewGreen says:

    Before COP26 Morano put up a 30 min video explaining why it would be rubbish.
    “Build Bank Bankrupt”
    https://youtu.be/R7p1O6aYlnE?t=10944

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