148 Responses to The EX PM Thread 20 October 2022

  1. micknotmike says:

    Shetland cable story off the front page already. Something is being covered up.

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  2. Nibor says:

    Now`s the time for the Tory party to shake off its image as the Stupid party and elect Kemi for PM .

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  3. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    I suppose there’s one good thing about all of this changing PM’s and that is that it actually can be done (even though it was only some MP’s doing it)
    It’s a pity that people like Putin and VDL cannot be changed.
    I suppose it’s because they are all left wing and the left have all the power with most of the msm behind them and it suits the WEF and the like to have them in position.

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    • Scroblene says:

      “I suppose it’s because they are all left wing and the left have all the power with most of the msm behind them and it suits the WEF and the like to have them in position”.

      And all the civil servants, and all the union bosses, and all the local authorities and all the teachers and the rest…

      Luckily, Labour’s poll lead is still fantasy, so, over to you Ed Davey to see how you’re going to cope with oblivion!

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      • taffman says:

        Scroblene
        There are other parties that disgruntled Tory voters and The BBC appear to ignore, even though they have Conservative ideals ?

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  4. Guest Who says:

    Kindly shared earlier.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-11334359/PETER-HITCHENS-refuse-celebrate-100-years-biased-media-monster-BBC.html

    Plus key lines.

    ‘We are going to use this organisation to change the way the rest of the country thinks. We want them to see stuff they don’t like. We don’t really care if they complain.’

    ‘And once its employees realised, under Hugh Greene, that they could in fact do what they liked, the BBC ceased to be our servant and became our master.’

    ‘By sharp contrast, the BBC appears to be almost immune from punishment if it defies its own supposedly binding Charter and Agreement. It largely polices its own behaviour, or rather it does not.’

    This is the entity currently leading the charge of activists ‘demanding’ an election.

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    • Guest Who says:

      This is the favoured bbc alternative.

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      • Guest Who says:

        And this.

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        • Guest Who says:

          Took one for the team.

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          • Fedup2 says:

            You should dedicate it to the poster here called ‘Stew’…

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          • StewGreen says:

            Interesting that 98% of the replies are from the libmob bubbleworld and say but it’s OK to call Tories the C-word
            that many off them refer to it as an off-air comment

            No AFAIK although C4news was not broadcasting on TV, it was livestreaming on the internet.. and therefore counts as a broadcast and is under Ofcom rules.

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        • Fedup2 says:

          Chris the queer is right to take the picture . In fact every politician should be fitted with a body camera – the commons rooms should all be filmed and published live – open ‘government ‘….

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Jess Jess – stay of the powder / booze – you go to pretend you are intelligent – oh go one – have a snort ? Another … good ..

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    • Fedup2 says:

      I am Peter Hitchens .

         4 likes

      • Yasser Dasmibehbi says:

        Ah! That explains a lot.

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      • Up2snuff says:

        Fed, are posting on that iPad again?

           1 likes

        • Fedup2 says:

          I have a number of iPads – I wrote this on this one . I think faster and betterer than I type – which is why I make a lot of spelling mistakes and sometimes miss them from my corrections –
          Spell check is also thick ..

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          • Guest Who says:

            Typos are inevitable.

            The BBC of course pounces on them from those they don’t like and wave off any they make. I know. A strange if unsurprising trend from those in the comms business paid to be accurate to the tune of 20,000 professional staff elected for various traits. Who have long forgotten which way holding power to account should operate. Hugh Green DG started that reversal (tx, Mr. Hitchens).

            In the spirit of poof reading:

            “Fed, are you posting on that iPad again?”

            On the value of words, often singular, this entertained:

            https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-me-framed/#chapter1

            Rather reminded me of BBC ‘talent’ when indulged in high horsing about.

            The ‘power couple’ fit many a BBC blonde and doofus. Or a O’Brien source who says. Or a Bashir Graphic artist. Allegedly.

            Worth a long coffee break.

            Especially given the ending. They were not put on gardening leave then promoted.

            Lawyers and media. Shakespearean.

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      • Banania says:

        That takes me back! I don’t think Guido has been the same ever since.

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  5. MarkyMark says:

    „The evil was not in bread and circuses, per se, but in the willingness of the people to sell their rights as free men for full bellies and the excitement of the games which would serve to distract them from the other human hungers which bread and circuses can never appease.“ — Marcus Tullius Cicero

    Source: https://quotepark.com/quotes/1858904-marcus-tullius-cicero-the-evil-was-not-in-bread-and-circuses-per-se-bu/

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  6. Rob in Cheshire says:

    Any chance the next PM will stop the cross Channel invasion and ditch Net Zero?

    Thought not.

    The people of Britain will vote for conservative policies. It’s a shame the Conservative Party doesn’t have any.

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  7. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    Just seen the Conservative party chairman Chuck Berry saying that if only one candidate gets over 100 votes then Sunak, sorry, that candidate will be PM.
    No need for any more voting.

    To me, this leaves the chances of a ‘fix’ wide open.
    Deals will already be being done and the fix will be in.

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  8. Guest Who says:

    Wonder if QT can get Kev in too?

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    • Guest Who says:

      Another BBC priority gob de jour.

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      • Guest Who says:

        Another bbc gob.

        They seem… consistent. If nuts.

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      • BRISSLES says:

        The prat ought to be thankful he lives in a country where he has the vote – unlike the country of his middle East paymasters.

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  9. Fedup2 says:

    Not the BBC or nuffin

    But watching Mary Elizabeth Truss resign – no emotion – not even an intake of breath – she looked exhausted – but robotic – soulless .. sad …. Next

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  10. Scroblene says:

    I guess that us pensioners (that’s Senora O’Blene and I, together with a few friends here), will be ditched yet again, after having paid all that money over our working lives to various governments, who have mainly wasted it on vanity projects like The Dome and Hs2, and making our borders insecure, letting in foreign tribes who hate British values, allowing our army to become a depleted force, causing our police to become a woke joke, making our capital city a sh****le and worst of all, letting the disgraceful BBC get away with their blatant bias, untruths and generally distasteful rubbish where proper, real news is concerned..

    Can’t wait for the liar who eventually tells us that the Triple Lock won’t be applied – it’ll be the day we never vote Conservative again.

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    • taffman says:

      Scroblene
      “it’ll be the day we never vote Conservative again.”
      Good ! Then Vote for The Reform Party.

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    • StewGreen says:

      Scrob ..all the pensioners I know are loaded
      and sitting in £million houses they paid 50p for.

      The fact is there is no big piggy bank full of their payments. It was all spent/wasted years ago when they paid their taxes.

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      • BRISSLES says:

        Lol ! we may have paid “50p” Stew, but we were only getting 0.5p per week ! and instead of having a ‘life’ at the time, we were paying into pension funds for the future – which some of us never got to live to enjoy.

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Looks like stew wants poor pensioners . Nationalise their homes eh stew ?

           2 likes

      • Banania says:

        Asset-rich. That does not necessarily enable you to live a lavish life.

           3 likes

        • StewGreen says:

          Banania when I said they are loaded
          I meant they seem to have lots of every day spending money.

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  11. Guest Who says:

    The media.

       7 likes

    • Guest Who says:

      This is who he seeks to join.

      Assuming he exists.

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  12. Doublethinker says:

    Whoever is chosen as our next PM will have to be wholey acceptable to the WEF et al. Anyone who isn’t will be tortured until they resign.

    The new PM will have to:

    1. Agree to take as many invaders as whish to come by sea or air sending aircraft or ships to pick them up.

    The PM must see to it that:

    2. All invaders must be put up in good accommodation and receive private medical care far superior to the rubbish provided to the indigenous population by the NHS.

    3. Transport to a mosque of the invaders choice must be provided.
    , along with pastoral visits from fire breathing Imams

    4. The local population must be forced to comply with the wishes and desires of the invaders . There can be no exemptions on the grounds of age or gender . Families must provide any of their children that catch the eye of the invaders . Local taxi firms will arrange transport. The local police will supervise and ensure compliance.

    5. The BBC and most of the rest of the MSM will ensure thatthe inevitable allegations of bestial behaviour by the invaders receives no publicity and anyone raising concerns will be cancelled , accused of far right racism and subject to attacks until they shut up. If necessary they must be imprisoned .

    6. Any rabble rousing from GB News , particularly Steyn and Farage , must result in the station’s closure

    7. Any oblique dissent such displaying English flags , the singing of Rule Britannia must be severely punished.

    Sadly the above list of requirements is only a slight exaggeration of things we have seen over the past ten years.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Double – paddy power is offering 40/1 on Jeremy hunt – I put 50p on him . Obviously I don’t want him to win because he is a remainer globalist WEF traitor – has a PRC wife ( party member ) was a crap health secretary ( covid pandemic preparation ) –
      But maybe the fix is in – even though he says he won’t do the top job .

      The BBC now – is campaigning for a General Election – return to the Single Market – then the EU and Euro .

      In accordance with EU regulations the UK will be renamed ‘region 28’ ..

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    • G says:

      DT,

      Our “fine upstanding” bunch of political mercenaries i.e. MP’s?

      First consideration for them? Who is the best candidate likely to ensure a tory Government after the next election? Line of reasoning? To keep me, as an MP, in a job.

      You in the back row! ‘All together sing together now: “F**k the country”

         1 likes

  13. G.W.F. says:

    There is a possibility of a rise in support of the minority parties. Nigel is calling for some big shots to back him.

       17 likes

    • taffman says:

      Nigel ,
      Well said.

      Go for The Reform Party & UKIP !
      We voted to leave the EU .
      There are traitors in our midst .

         17 likes

  14. Wild Bill says:

    Bring back Michael Portillo.

       6 likes

  15. tomo says:

    A good minutes worth

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  16. Sluff says:

    How’s this for bias.
    BBC webshite are running TWO HYS.

    One is Truss exit sets off leadership race.

    The other is Starmer leads calls for immediate general elction.
    But guess what? The responses are virtually the same.

    So what we have is the BBC giving an open platform only for the expected Labour Party bile to be given full rein, and nothing else.

    Impartial and unbiased it is not.

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  17. taffman says:

    Sluff
    One for the so called OfCom.

       10 likes

  18. Guest Who says:

    Now, there is a surprise.
    . https://twitter.com/tonyfrank67/status/1583112456234496000?

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    • Guest Who says:

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  19. Guest Who says:

    Sums the bbc up neatly.

       14 likes

  20. Guest Who says:

    Two as one.

       7 likes

  21. Wild Bill says:

    Nigel Farage excellent on GB NEWS tonight.
    Btw why am I being logged out all the time?

       9 likes

    • Fedup2 says:

      Bill – don’t be wild . Isn’t there a box to tick to ‘stay logged in ‘?

      Was thinking really – the the kidult wokes make a big thing about the need for more Ethnics and wimmin to occupy senior posts – well not so much now with qwazi and Liz – eh ?

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      • StewGreen says:

        AFAIK the system logs you out at least every 6 hours
        as a defence against spammers
        If you get the logged out whilst posting, don’t panic. Click the top of the page to login. Then after logging in click back a few times to get back to your new post then click send and it should work

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  22. Wild Bill says:

    Boris 48 votes, Rishi 32 at 10.20 pm tonight.
    Should be interesting by morning.

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  23. StewGreen says:

    Local ITV NewsPR end item was a massively contrived and honed Global Warming PR item

    Sofa dolly #1 “So it rained a lot today, that’s extreme weather”
    Weather dolly “Yes you are right there, and we’ll see more of that as predicted by Climate Change”
    Sofa dolly #2 “Yes and here’s our reporter Astrid Quinn at the Youth Climate conference in Sheffield .. Chris Packham and celebs are there

    Midway through the item mixed race girl Mickaela is brought on with “Climate Change activism it’s not just for white people”

    Mickaela’s previous tweet
    “This is a really exciting campaign 🔥🔥 abolishing borders is climate justice”

    Why is a “Climate Conference” organised by a NGO called @DebtJustice ?
    https://www.twitter.com/mikaelaloach/status/1582759487626047488
    .. Alinsky Marxist infiltration trickery ?

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  24. Jeff says:

    I heard this earlier and I find it troublesome…

    Telegraph columnist, the rather comely Alison Pearson, has stated that although she ardently disagrees with Penny Mordaunt, she hopes that she wins the leadership vote. Why, you might well ask.

    The answer, according to Ms Pearson, is that Mordaunt will be more attractive to the “liberal” wing of the party and “liberal” people at the general election.

    This is because she’s relatively young and has espoused “progressive” views, particularly regarding trans-women…ie geezers in frocks…

    You see, I don’t think the “trans issue” is very important to most of us. I believe most of us are more concerned about crime, dinghy dodgers and the pound in our pockets. Jessies in dresses is a fringe issue.

    As far as I’m concerned, I want a Conservative party that delivers on conservative principals. I’ve had it up to the bloody eyeballs with these liberals camouflaged as conservatives…

    If I vote Conservative I need to believe they’re going to do conservative things. Controlling immigration, not fretting endlessly about the climate, giving us a police force that are more interested in catching criminals than bending the knee to BLM or bringing cups of tea to climate protesters.

    There’s been far too much of this guff and there are plenty of other parties that will be more than happy to do the above.

    I want something different…something conservative…

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    • taffman says:

      Jeff.
      Vote for.
      The Reform Party

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Jeff – you and me both – but although the likes of Farage are being pushed toward doing something I just can’t see it – sadly .
      The MSM swamp is so strong now that any attempt to do something Conservative – such as reducing public spending to bloated disfunctional outfits like the NHS will be received with screams ….

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  25. Zephir says:

    Meanwhile, a little cheering news ?

    “Eco morons glue themselves to the floor of Volkswagen’s German factory… so staff turn off the lights and heating and go home leaving the protesters moaning they can’t order food or go to the toilet ‘in a decent manner’

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11337831/Climate-protestors-left-cold-dark-gluing-Volkswagen-shop-floor.html

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  26. StewGreen says:

    “Germany pushes EU to develop new gas fields abroad
    Berlin claims the move would be in line with the Paris Agreement.”
    https://www.politico.eu/article/germany-pushes-eu-to-develop-new-gas-field-abroad/

    It’s OK when they do it
    but not when heterosexual whitey UK does it, (It has to around with one hand tied behind its back.

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    • tomo says:

      Would “abroad” be like offshore The Netherlands?

      – or are they working the vocabulary to get there slowly and unnoticed?

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  27. StewGreen says:

    BBC Radio Lincolnshire had a special student cost of living THEMSELVES .. it’s not up to UK taxpayers to start subsidising them, they are already the rich upper class in their home countries.

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    • StewGreen says:

      Oh that got mangled somehow
      BBC Radio Lincolnshire had a special student cost of living report
      #1 One student moaned that each week she only had £30 left to spend on a night out.
      FFS £30 is big money I’ve never spent £30 on a night out
      And when we were students we knew tricks like we volunteered as stewards and got to see bands for free

      #2 Then they aired a Nigerian student , oh she’s come over to the UK and it’s expensive
      Doh foreign students are supposed to bring sufficient funds THEMSELVES .. it’s not up to UK taxpayers to start subsidising them, they are already the rich upper class in their home countries

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  28. Yasser Dasmibehbi says:

    On the verge of great events?

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  29. JohnC says:

    Would Sir Keir Starmer make a credible prime minister?’
    BBC Question Time’s panel and audience members share their views on Labour’s leader.
    https://www.bbc.com/news/live/uk-politics-63338261

    After reading that headline and sputtering into my morning tea, I laughed at just how ridiculous the partisan BBC has become.

    I will assume that the verdict was ‘yes’ and anyone who said ‘no’ was probably booed.

    Who is the biggest joke ?. The BBC or OFCOM ?.

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  30. andyjsnape says:

    I personally never want rid of Boris as PM, but it doesn’t matter what I think, its down to bBC “reporting” and turning the massy

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  31. Zephir says:

    I tend to go along with the premise that if the far left are against it, then it is likely to be of benefit to the majority of the indigenous, working, tax paying UK population.

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  32. Zephir says:

    The “Labour”party really need a reality check and make over:

    low taxation would be attractive to the most of the “labour force”

    A new name is required as they no longer represent that sector, maybe some on here could help with suggestions. I will kick things off with some :

    The Dinghy Party “all welcome here, come and get your council house and benefits”

    The Benefit Party “20 stone and on disability benefit ? mobility scooters for all”

    The Lockdown Party “Campaigning for winter flu and the sniffles: lockdown and furlough for all”

    The NHS party: “Campaigning for more Diversity officers on 50k a year and time off for more fat nurses on Question Time and bbc interviews”
    (so much for the oft quoted 13 hour shift)

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  33. JohnC says:

    The BBC censorship of the comments is off the scale now.

    This comment has 4227 upticks and 1229 downticks on the topic about Liz Trusses resignation:

    ‘Yet another Brexit bonus, eh? in 6 years Brexit has ruined the UKs economy Lead to political chaos in Parliaments across the Union

    Is risking peace in NI

    Could well lead to the end of the UK as a political Union

    Made the UK an international laughingstock

    Amazingly all of this was warned about in the run up to the ref, but was dismissed as “project fear” by those who refused to listen’

    To which I replied:

    ‘Amazing.

    You managed to avoid every single one of the reasons we voted for Brexit.

    Never mind. Back to your homework.’

    and it was quickly deleted because:
    “We reserve the right to fail comments which…are considered to be attacking, abusing or offending others.”

    So I reported the original comment for being off-topic. What’s the chance they will delete it ?.

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    • JohnC says:

      Excuse me while I dust myself down as I just fell off my chair in shock. They actually deleted his comment!.

      Mind you, it was about as off-topic as you can get. It was just a spiteful whine.

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      • andyjsnape says:

        Hello JohnC

        The Brexit bonus, i’ll talk from the prospective of the company I work for:-

        In the last 2 years, the company has purchased 2 manufacturing plants in the US, 2 more in the UK, 1 in China, and has an office in India, in addition to the head office and manufacturing site in Bham. This is a UK owned company, terrible times hey

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    • Jeff says:

      That’s rather sinister, though not surprising…

      This sort of thing has been happening for yonks with the left-wing authoritarian media. The Guardian would always put my comments in quarantine “awaiting clearance” I think the term was. Needless to say they never materialised…

      Facebook is also very censorious, particularly if you have the temerity to query lockdowns, the vaccines or, God forbid, that the virus might have escaped from a Chinese lab’.

      Facebook has now stopped me from posting anything at all from You Tube.

      Big Brother is watching you…

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  34. Fedup2 says:

    Today

    Wow – BBC panic – the thought that nut nut could return . It spent the first 90 minutes with Tory traitors ( eg tess May s’ traitor boy David Lillington ) singing the song of Tory discord and pouring their pro socialist poison .

    But then our Justin tries the poison on a real `Tory MP – who reminds poor Justin of the MSM campaign to ditch boris .

    I’m a bit past caring about the whole thing because I have popcorn indigestion and now treat it as comedy .

    Anyway – the said Tory MP really upset our Justin by telling him a few home truths .

    Justin types can’t understand that a lot of ordinary non swamp voters just LIKE nut nut . For all his sins – he is forgiven – they don’t care what the swamp says .

    The swamp is so distant -with the London incest -that it shocks them that even the thought of nut nut returning ( to destroy more power stations ) frightens it ….

    It’s a shame decent Conservatives go on the BBC to provide fuel to support socialists but the do .

    Meanwhile no mention of Shetland and destroyed under sea cables – 2 in a week apparently – those nasty Russians ….

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    • Up2snuff says:

      Fed, it was pretty obvious that Boris was set up. You surely cannot be so blind as to not see that? The Montacutie even outed Laura K on TWatO saying something about Laura’s obsession with Partygate to the effect “I know you have been working so hard on this [story].”

      Pippa Crerar was the other journalist involved. She was at the Daily Mirror then but has since moved to the Guardian. From her wiki (usual disclaimers):
      In May 2020, Crerar revealed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s special adviser Dominic Cummings had broken COVID-19 lockdown rules by travelling from London to County Durham while experiencing symptoms of the disease, and that he had been investigated by police. Cummings made a statement in the garden of 10 Downing Street acknowledging his movements, but retained his position.

      In November 2021, Crerar published an article stating that a Christmas party had taken place in Downing Street in 2020, in contravention of lockdown rules. The article was followed by further articles in the Mirror, as well as content from other publications and broadcasters alleging further parties in what became known as Partygate. In December 2021, she published a photograph in the Mirror showing former Conservative London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey at a Christmas party in December 2020. In January 2022, she published further articles on Partygate, including on “wine time” Fridays at Downing Street and a festive quiz. On January 25, the Metropolitan Police announced that it would investigate Downing Street parties during lockdown.

      Growing up in Glasgow, Pippa Crerar and Laura Kuenssberg similar ages, schooled in nearby schools, “working so hard on the story”.

      Join the dots, Fed!

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      • Fedup2 says:

        If only nut nut was as competent as he is popular . I wonder if they left the wallpaper ?

        There’s a bit of me who wants him to return because the BBC would go even more apoplectic

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        • Rob in Cheshire says:

          Fed:

          Nut nut’s the wife, not Boris.

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          • Fedup2 says:

            Rob – I see them as one …..I know Cummings designated the loon green lefty wife nut nut – but she controls him – hence he is nut nut too …

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            • JohnC says:

              Yup : Boris is a likeable idiot who is only as good as whoever has their arm up his arse operating the mouth.

              Things went downhill when nut nut substituted hers for Cummins so Boris could have an easy life at home without her turning into a bunny boiler like she did about the sofa he spilled wine on.

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    • JohnC says:

      Yes – the cables are a BIG story because the represent an escalation of the conflict.

      It’s completely obvious the USA blew up the pipeline and this is Russia showing us what happens in return. As usual, we take the hit just like we do with terrorism because we stuck our neck out further than anyone else.

      But telling us the cables were Russian revenge would then admit they didn’t blow up their own pipeline so the story is being hushed. Which is the most prepostorous idea in the first place – and I lost all respect for our defence minister for saying they ‘probably did it’.

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    • Dickie says:

      Apparently the Shetland under sea cables were cut by the drag lines of a fishing boat but no doubt commanded by Putin – he does get about.

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  35. Up2snuff says:

    This will be repeated on the Midweek Thread ….

    TOADY Watch #1 – I cannot believe my ears ……..

    Did I hear right? In the 6.40 a.m. Newspaper Review and later inb conversation with Ian Blackford MP (SNP) have I just heard JustRemainIn Webb suggest that people should take to the streets to demand a General Election? If so, that is disgraceful. The Director-General should take action. The BBC are out of control.

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  36. Zephir says:

    EU freedom of movement in action ?

    “Have you ever seen a pickpocket in action? What did you do?

    Caught one with his hand actually in my pocket, on the flight of stairs from Victoria underground to Victoria train station.

    I grabbed hold of his jacket, he shook me off (I broke my finger in the process), ran back down the stairs into the station concourse. The shouts alerted the British Transport Police who gave chase. I went to the station to make a formal report together with a witness. I was asked to wait as the Policeman needed medical attention and was currently being attended to.

    The Policeman had managed to arrest the pickpocket, and while he was getting my statement a plain clothes copper came in laughing. Apparently, he had been going to a training session and leading out of the underground he had come across a trail of credit cards. It appeared that the dip (pickpocket) had been part of a gang and his mate had ran off throwing away the cards as he ran.

    A search of the dips property found various stolen mail, some of which matched the found cards – but because they couldn’t link the dip to the cards he was only tried for the attempted theft.

    It took 4 months to get to Court, he was found guilty, sentenced to time served and then deported. His final words to his barrister were “I’ll be back in the U.K. within 6 weeks”. The barrister was shaken – his client had sworn blind that he didn’t understand English and the reason it took 4 months to come to trial was because they had needed an interpreter.”

    Quora

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  37. Zephir says:

    The media is obsessed with rap crap, so for a little balance:

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    • G.W.F. says:

      You will find talent on our streets, not in the media. Allie Sherlock in Dublin. Watch the young lad singing the song in Italian. We don’t need the media. 41 million views on You Tube.

         5 likes

  38. andyjsnape says:

    Cost of Living: The Norwich mother working five jobs to make ends meet
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-63305963

    Luckily we have the bBC to find these people, out of population of 68million 🙁

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  39. Fedup2 says:

    “Might you call people out onto the street ?”

    A question from meeshall Hussain to Rachel reeve – 0821 Friday morning .
    Again and again the BBC is challenging parliamentary democracy through street protests – and what goes with it ….
    To her credit – Rachel said she believes in ‘parliamentary democracy ‘- Rachel got the usual easy ride and got her talking points across ….

    But the ‘take to the streets ‘ line is being used again and again …
    Then switch to ‘broken Britain. ‘ – the ideal dream of the BBC …

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    • Zephir says:

      In other areas this is called “shit stirring”

      All those lefties with lawyers on speed dial, is there no no who can prosecute the bbc for inciting a riot ? any shop keepers whose businesses are wrecked in any forthcoming unrest should also sue

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      • Guest Who says:

        X100

        This is pure 5th column stuff by the bbc.

        They are gunning for a mostly unbloody insurrection.

        Not what a state broadcaster is force funded to do.

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    • Guest Who says:

      Pure incitement by the BBC.

      They are mostly shizzle stirring WEF propaganda merchants… some might say.

      But it got said, and that is all the rest… Kev, Mason, Pippster… need to run to a quotee of thugee to ramp it up.

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      • Terminal Moraine says:

        But you can bet they’ll be backing internet regulation that alerts your bank if you’ve said something politically diverse online.

        State-allowed protest will only include sitting in the road in a BLM t-shirt with a milk bottle in one hand and a can of tomato soup in the other. We are in the upside down.

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  40. tomo says:

    Largely unremarked in the MSM at the moment…

    Twitter Inc. are active, decrementing “likes”

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  41. Fedup2 says:

    Today Bias

    Interview with one James Harding – former director of BBC news . He runs an outfit which has been ‘investigating ‘ the Conservative party – troubling lack of verification of applicants to join .
    Far enough .

    But where was mention of the Labour Party – which might well be as dodgy as the Conservative party – ? After all – they could get a 500 majority in a month or two …
    Silence – not mentioned …

    One for BBCOFCOM ? Maybe not ,…

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  42. tomo says:

    Fake News?

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  43. Up2snuff says:

    TOADY Watch #2 – Stop hiding behind that excuse, Rachel Reeves.

    Rachel Reeves MP (Lab), Shadow Chancellor, (ex-Bank of England btw) is invited on after Kevin Hollingrake MP(Con) has done an excellent job in interview with JustRemainIn Webb. Oh, that Hollingrake interview takes place after Beeoid Webb has spoken with Beeboid Mason. I don’t know why the BBC bother with inviting contributors onto the TOADY Programme. Why don’t they just talk among themselves. Save studio engineer time and money: why not make the TOADY Presenters redundant and put up an omni-directional microphone above the BBC water cooler and coffee station?

    Meanwhile HarshMistress Mishal has a cosy chat with Rachel Reeves MP, Shadow Chancellor although she does press Reeves a couple of times about Labour plans and their manifesto. Rachel Reeves had already run through a list of how bad it was for the people of Britain. She then hides behind the “We don’t know the Treasury figures now. Until the Election is called Labour will not have access to the Treasury figures.” Had I been interviewing Reeves who was now hiding behind the excuse “We will publish our Manifesto when the General Election is announced” I would have said: “What you said about how bad it was for the people of Britain is just untrue then? You don’t really know.”

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Up2
      I think Rachel ( I worked at the Bank of England ) Reeve is about the best they’ve got – mind u – I wouldn’t boast too much about the Bank of England judging by real inflation heading beyond 20% – double the official figure .

      Any way – as I reported contemporaneously she did not join in the ‘take to the streets ‘ BBC mantra .

      If there was a Home Secretary – instead of Grant Useless Shaps – there would be a phone call to the BBC DG suggesting the bbc avoid encouraging riots / insurrection …

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      • Up2snuff says:

        Fed, Reeves is certainly ‘better’ than her predecessor whose name I have forgotten. But that should be an important clue as to what was going on with the markets. Nothing to do with the ‘mini-Budget’ but everything to do with the BoE’s MPC being dilatory on purpose.

        Both Boris and Truss should have realised that they cannot trust anyone ‘outside’: Treasury, Media, Whitehall, Bank of England, NHS, Universities, Academics, SAGE, Mayors, devolved First Ministers, etc.. All carry a grudge against a Conservative Party led Government with a majority, either for the EU Referendum and its result or for Socialist doctrinal & dogmatic reasons.

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      • Sluff says:

        Littlejohn in the Mail points out that Shapps has given succour to the ER mob by sending hundreds of millions to left wing councils so they can virtue-signal by closing roads and opening up cycle lanes that nobody uses.

        I’d not thought about him like that before but it certainly hits the nail on the head.

        Perhaps he’ll be giving free bikes to all the vulnerable refugees escaping from France.

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  44. Fedup2 says:

    The twitter crowd is trying to use flight tracker©️ to watch boris returning from exile in the Caribbean . ..the RN were tasked with guarding him but they are too busy running the Channel Taxi Service ©️

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  45. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    Remember Boaty McBoatface.
    Where the public were allowed to vote on the name of a new research ship.
    The British public like this type of choice and it was no surprise that it won by a large margin.
    Of course it wasn’t allowed because the powers that be didn’t want it.

    I think a lot of people voted for Boris because he didn’t seem like a proper politician and looked like he would be a good laugh. Sort of a Boaty McBoatface effect.

    Now that he’s back the blue labour top dogs are scared stiff he will win again.

    I honestly think that if whoever wins or gets the most votes was put up in a public vote against Larry the Downing street cat that Larry would be voted in as the next Prime Minister.

    After all, he couldn’t do a worse job.

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    • gb123 says:

      Larry has been in his Downing Street job longer that the last 3 PMs combined. He certainly has the experience box ticked!

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      • Up2snuff says:

        gb123, think you may have a typo in the final word of your post: Larry has been in his Downing Street job longer that the last 3 PMs combined. He certainly has the experience box licked!

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  46. tomo says:

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  47. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    Copied from a Facebook post by a Canadian.

    ‘ I wish we changed PMs as often as you,
    Sadly The WEF got the one that they wanted first time here!’

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  48. Guest Who says:

    They always cite the bbc, who always incite them.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Yes – tick box Simor – a living demonstration of the decline of the legal mafia … must be due a safe seat ….

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  49. Fedup2 says:

    A red labour mp called Christian Mathewson has resigned as an MP because the parliament watchdog says he has been a naughty sex person . He was a remainer …

    I think the MSM will say ‘look squirrels ‘…

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