450 Responses to Midweek 1 March 2023

  1. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    Loads of coverage about Hancock and his Covid (mis)handling.

    It’s as if they want to take our attention away from something else which they are (mis)handling.
    How’s the brino deal going down now as the small print reveals how fragile Rishi’s concessions are should the eu decide to show us who’s really in charge.

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    • taffman says:

      We still have not Brexited thanks to the Tory ‘Remainers and Rejoiners’.
      Where is our Sovereignty, our laws , our borders and our fishing grounds ?

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    • JohnC says:

      Hancock is claiming that the release of the texts he sent a journalist during COVID is a massive betrayal and a breach of trust.

      As if we needed it, it’s another example of what a complete idiot this man is. Journalists are scum who must never be trusted to either keep a confidence or represent the truth.

      Every single one is an activist. At the DT, they are mostly misandrists and Trump haters these days.

      I see this one has gone straight to the BBC. Like the grey-faced boring tw@t who took the knee on GB news.

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  2. Fedup2 says:

    EG I disagree – Oakeshott is shaking the tree on the conduct of those buffoons ( nut nut %) and putting pressure on the white wash inquiry to deliver something ….

    NI will never be fixed without a hard border and that will never happen because Sinn Fein IRA will start killing big style again .

    I really hope Oakeshott has more material for the rest of the week .
    And maybe Hancock will be less likely to send her messages at 0120 ……

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    • taffman says:

      We still have not Brexited thanks to the Tory Remainers and Rejoiners.

      Covid ? Meanwhile have a read of this …………..
      https://www.reformparty.uk/excess_deaths_in_the_uk

      Who will readers of this site vote for next time, Consocialists or Liebour ?

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    • Guest Who says:

      Tonyyyyyyyy!

      Interesting in professional standards terms.

      But thick is as thick gets written about.

      Goes to the ‘new form of establishment concoction’. Perfected by one Campbell. A.

      So I see politicians can’t be bothered with media stiffing their bubble if it serves or is not them, and media can’t be bothered with each other blocking or banning for equally venal reasons.

      It simply means truth gets further mistrusted or obscured.

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    • Rob in Cheshire says:

      Fed:

      I think that the new NI agreement, with its red and green lanes, is just fine.

      Except that it should apply to the border with NI and the Republic, that is.

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  3. Deborah says:

    Keeley Donovan, the last time I watched, delivered the weather forecast on local news ie Look North. I see she has sent out a tweet fishing for people to give a story because rents are too high and shortage of rental properties. So when I see an item on Look North on high rents and lack of properties I will know what the agenda is.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      If landlords are demonised by the likes of the BBC and interest rates are pushed up by a blue labour chancellor and money trees – the knock on will be with the number of rentals available – plus unrestricted population growth of course….

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  4. Flotsam says:

    Looks like the new NI agreement is a con and a whitewash

    According to a Barrister on GBNews the new NI agreement is nothing more than a thin legal overlay on the existing NI protocol, the Barrister suggested that the agreement should still be named “The Protocol”. If anything it increases EU powers over NI and the UK.

    There was also the revelation that the UK has been sued seven times by the EU since Brexit. I don’t know in what Court but possibly the Court of Justice of the EU.

    So much for Brexit.

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  5. andyjsnape says:

    World Book Day: ‘Why I’ve given away 6,000 free books’
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-64764355

    bBC does like her

    “Reading shouldn’t be a privilege,” she says

    PS Charity shops sell books VERY cheap, no privilege needed

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  6. Fedup2 says:

    From the DT – the happy demise of R2

    STARTS On Friday March 3, Ken Bruce will present his final show for Radio 2. Given that he’s the station’s most popular presenter, you’d think his bosses at the BBC would have wanted to keep him on air as long as possible.

    But no. Instead, he says, they have brought forward his departure by a whole month. It is as if they can’t shove him out of the door fast enough.

    Leaving the BBC may have been his decision. But bringing forward his final show is a shabby way to treat someone who’s served Radio 2 for 31 years. It suggests that his bosses don’t have an awful lot of respect for him.

    Still, perhaps I shouldn’t be surprised. Because frankly, I doubt they have much respect for his listeners, either.

    Just look at what they’ve been doing to Radio 2 lately. It’s becoming unrecognisable. First, the much-loved Steve Wright, 68, was replaced by Scott Mills – who’s a whopping 19 years his junior. Now Bruce, 72, is being replaced by Vernon Kay – who is almost a quarter of a century younger than him.

    And it’s not just the presenters who are changing. The music is, too. One morning last year, I was taken aback to hear Radio 2 play a string of songs by Supergrass, Robert Miles, Everything But the Girl, Sonique, Ultra Naté – all from the 1990s, when I was young.

    But hang on, I thought. Wasn’t Radio 2 meant to be for people quite a lot older than me? People of, well, Bruce’s age? Wouldn’t they prefer to hear songs from their own youth, the 1960s?

    Why was Radio 2 playing music for me, a mere whippersnapper of 42?

    The answer, of course, was obvious. It was playing younger music because it wanted younger listeners. Or, to put it another way: it no longer wanted older listeners.

    That’s certainly the view of Paul O’Grady, who left Radio 2 last summer at the age of 67. “They’re trying to aim for a much younger audience, which doesn’t make sense,” he complained this week. “Radio 2 was always for an older audience.”

    Trevor Dann – the former head of BBC Music Entertainment – puts it even more bluntly. BBC “modernisers”, he claimed last year, want to transform Radio 2 from an “old high-street boozer” to a hipster bar. “In the world of audience research,” he explained, “listeners are nowhere near as important as potential listeners. I’ve even heard older loyalists described as ‘the wrong kind of listeners’.”

    Reading quotes like those, the existing audience must feel as if it is not just Bruce who is being told to leave early. It’s them, too. “Ah, Mrs Jenkins. Do sit down. Now, I understand that you’ve been listening to us since 1993.”

    “Yes, I think it must be something like that. I just love Radio 2.”

    “I see. Well, I won’t beat around the bush. We’re very grateful for your many years of service. But we’ve decided to take Radio 2 in a different direction. So I’m afraid we’re going to have to let you go.”

    “Let me go?”

    “Yes, that’s right. We’re not going to be keeping you on as a listener. Your notice period is three months, but, in the circumstances, we think it’s in everyone’s interests if we bring your departure date forward. Therefore your final day of listening to Radio 2 will be this Friday. Anyway, thanks again. Goodbye. Samantha, could you send in the next old biddy, please?”

    Listening figures suggest that older people are already taking the hint. In the fourth quarter of last year, Radio 2 lost more than half a million listeners.

    Meanwhile, Greatest Hits Radio – the so-called “golden oldies” station to which Ken Bruce is moving – gained more than a million. Which just goes to show: if you want to increase your audience, don’t go younger. Go older.

    Eventually, I suspect, Radio 2’s bosses will realise this – and regret their betrayal of the old. Because I doubt that my generation will fall for this patronising attempt to suck up to us. As far as we’re concerned, Radio 2 will always be a station for older people. So these impatient bosses will just have to wait until we’re older people, too.

    But by then, no doubt, they won’t want us any more.ENDS

    After Brian Matthew died so did R2 for me . R3 figures are dropping because of woke crap …

    So not long to go before BBC radio dies …..

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  7. taffman says:

    Now where do you think this is going, ‘shooting the messenger’ ?………………………….
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64821983

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    • Guest Who says:

      BBC ‘who is..’ or ‘what is…’ ‘reports’ are up there with BBc ‘what you need to know’.

      A filter bigger than a Thames water treatment planet.

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  8. Flotsam says:

    Hancock Covid matters.
    Let’s face it, the total over-reaction to Covid was the result of mass hysteria created by the public sector and the BBC. The “Scientists” decided that the easiest way to defeat Covid was that society was to be closed down completely, obviously not a practical solution. PM Johnston decided, in the face of BBC/MSM demands, that it was easier to lock down than be called a murderer.
    When it came to locking down care homes, what were the choices? Very few really. You’re talking about old people, many partly disabled and many with dementia with intensive needs. It wasn’t practical to send them to unfamiliar impersonal centres even if they had Covid so why even bother to test them?

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  9. digg says:

    Isabel Oakeshott seems to be a “nice” lady, not content with picking up a wad from Matt Hancock as his ghost writer, she goes shopping to the newspapers to sell her story.

    The BBC of course are focusing on her claim regarding “menacing messages” from Mr Hancock when he found out. (They do love a victim, especially if female!)

    Read the actual messages and like me you will struggle to see anything remotely “menacing” in them.

    No concern whatsoever from the BBC that this “lady” blatantly betrayed and abused the trust in her position to make some extra cash from the Newspapers.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Digg – I think the message at 0120 she refers to was something like ‘what you did was a mistake ‘… perhaps she will be sued for breaching confidentiality – wonder if he will go for an injunction or is it too late ?

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    • AsISeeIt says:

      There’s a public interest story here. Are we happy for ex-ministers and their journo pals to simply cook up between them some favourable spin on controverisal past events – or would we rather someone publish the texts and be damned?

      If Oakeshott gets paid by the Telegraph for the information she has (by whatever means) then it’s fair pay for a rare honest day’s journalism work, no?

      I’m still pleased the Telegraph paid for the MPs’ expenses files.

      There is a proviso that we know the regime is not beyond placing the odd deliberate strategic leak – did we ever find out who leaked the saucy Hancock smooch video? Of course not.

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      • Fedup2 says:

        See it
        It is a rare opportunity to compare the lies we are told by politicians ( such as wrapping arms around care homes ) compared to what they are saying to each other ….

        … that has value in itself – and when the source is someone of the Right – and unapproved – even better ….

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  10. Square-Eyed says:

    If it hasn’t registered on your personal radar system, one for your reading list:-

    Fallen Idol: Sir David Attenborough and the Walrus Deception” by Susan J Crockford

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  11. Zephir says:

    If Ken Bruce started talking like a 13 year old girl I reckon they’d have him back in a flash.

    I had the misfortune to be driving on a Saturday morning with radio 2 on a while ago, I never realised until then how grown men could be so pathetic as that Rylan fluorescent teethed plastic faced idiot.

    Closely followed by that squealing Alan Carr, jeeeesus christ give me a break,

    I suspect that 13 year old girls would be embarrassed to be in their company.

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  12. Guest Who says:

    In which news night sees to get no real audience globally too.

    “BBC Newsnight has appointed Nawal Al-Maghafi as international correspondent, in partnership with BBC World Service Languages. Nawal is currently a BBC special correspondent/documentary producer and has been reporting on the Middle East since 2012. She will start at BBC Newsnight in May, working on international coverage and investigations* from around the world.”

    *Mainly kindly old elder stories from Helmand Province?

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    • Zephir says:

      Woss her name again ? run that past me again.. nope still don’t get it

      Oh a paki, got it, wears an unpronouncable name as a way to attack those who mispronounce it, I’ve met a few of those racists,

      (Amy NO!!!! its AMI !! yeh she was a star at that, whilst she was not on the phone to her kids all day then walking out at 3PM on a Friday)

      why is she not in charge of religion and hiding stories about raped wimmin stoned to death for adultry then ?

      Oh thats next year is it

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  13. MarkyMark says:

    Matt Hancock giggles about casual sex ban and ‘what it means for Mrs Hancock’
    Kay Burley kept asking the health secretary to explain the definition of “established relationships” but the pair could not stop giggling when talking about the “casual sex” ban

    ByTiffany LoVideo News Reporter
    09:08, 24 SEP 2020

    https://www.dailystar.co.uk/tv/matt-hancock-giggles-casual-sex-22733793

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    • Zephir says:

      Its the wife’s birthday soon

      Do you do parties ? she was born in 1964, some headlines would be nice.

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  14. Thoughtful says:

    A website worth bookmarking for future reference:

    https://www.icij.org/investigations/pandora-papers/

    Details the hidden investments of the high and mighty like Zelensky who reportedly owns a secret property portfolio with two other investment partners (who knew comedy could be so lucrative)?

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  15. Zephir says:

    His “ousting” ermm democratically elected and “ousted” somehow….

    A “popular uprising” hmmm

    popular with whom ?

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  16. vlad says:

    So, wealthy aristocrat Constance Marten fancied a bit of rough and shacked up with a convicted rapist.

    Enjoy the rough, Constance; things are about to get a lot rougher.

    9k=

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    • Zephir says:

      She wanted a big prick and got it, in spades

      I have met one or two wimmin that tried it and all said never again

      just google domestic violence africa carribean

      Statistics are not racist they are numbers

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    • Thoughtful says:

      No no no! Things are going to get very cushy indeed for her, there will be no roughing it in a tent cooking over a tilly stove, and no creature comforts at all.

      Where she’s going there will be comfy beds central heating free food, hot & cold running water and caring staff.

      She’s going to have a life of comparative luxury for a short time at one of his majesties hotels.

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  17. Dickie says:

    TV Licence paying to “trust” the BBC and their propaganda:

    https://www.ukcolumn.org/article/bbc-media-action-subversion-broadcasting-house-kazakhstan

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  18. Zephir says:

    Basketball and the hundred yards dash are racist, but no one talks about that

    I wonder why

    Mastermind is racist so they invite thick blacks like Lammy to embarrass themselves

    So, logic suggests just keep jumping and running and leave the rest to more capable hands

    Is that racist ? lets ask an MP:

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  20. AsISeeIt says:

    This gets better and better…

    Labour attacks Sir Gavin Williamson over teachers ‘insult’ in leaked texts (BBC)

    Turns out an insult is saying something we were all thinking: Gavin Williamson’s claims teachers were looking for an “excuse” not to work during the pandemic… (BBC)

    That October, Sir Gavin announced that A-level exams would be delayed by several weeks, a shorter period than some teaching unions had called for.

    “Cracking announcement today,” wrote Mr Hancock to Sir Gavin. “What a bunch of absolute arses the teaching unions are.”

    Sir Gavin replied: “I know they really really do just hate work.”

    Bridget Phillipson, Labour’s shadow education secretary, said: “The Conservatives have shown us today exactly how much they value our teachers.” (BBC)

    Save your breath, luv. The teachers all vote Labour anyway.

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  21. Zephir says:

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  22. atlas_shrugged says:

    Good to see Hancock being cancelled:

    Now he needs to be fired and then prosecuted under Nuremberg 2.0 along with the other covid wreckers: unbalanced, witless, and bozo.

    Add the quisling BBC media to that little list.

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    • MarkyMark says:

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      Back to Basics was a political campaign announced by British Prime Minister John Major at the Conservative Party conference of 1993 in Blackpool.

      Though it was intended as a nostalgic appeal to traditional values such as “neighbourliness, decency, courtesy”, the campaign was widely interpreted in the media as a campaign for socially conservative causes such as the traditional family. It became the subject of ridicule when a succession of Conservative politicians were caught up in scandals.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_to_Basics_(campaign)

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  23. G.W.F. says:

    The report on the Manchester Arena Grande concert bombing has just been released.

    Of interest is the fact that the BBC re-published this 2022 denial of radicalising the bomber by the boss of the mosque for a short spell just before the release of today’s report. Just to plant the seed of doubt that the mosque was in any way out of order. Classic BBC defence of mohamidanism

    Here if the link to the BBCs 2022 republished piece.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-60911384

    ”A mosque has denied accusations of promoting violence and radicalisation by a lawyer representing victims of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing.
    Didsbury Mosque, where bomber Salman Abedi worshipped, claimed it had been “demonised” since the attack.
    John Cooper QC accused the mosque of failing to confront extremism earlier this month at the inquiry into the atrocity.
    The mosque said it had been placed in danger of extremist reprisals.
    A spokesman said it had been a victim of “smearing and demonisation by some at the inquiry and in the media”.
    It mentioned an arson attack at the mosque in September which was investigated by police as a hate crime.
    “We became aware of discussions on social media about ‘a solution’ to the problem of Didsbury Mosque, namely, to blow it up,” the spokesman said.
    While Abedi did attend the mosque, no evidence was found that he was radicalised there.”

    ————————
    See. BBC presents the moslem’s mosque as the victim

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    • Zephir says:

      Yep all those dead non muzzie people blown up by a muzzie and muzzies are the victims

      bloody amazing work muzzie bbc

      what next bbc muzzies ? are we all asking to have our heads cut off ?

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    • MarkyMark says:

      emember how the BBC report news … terrorist is victim …

      “I am not kidding. @BBCNews website leaves the impression the Syrian suicide bomber as a victim in a ‘German blast’.” – Tarek Fatah 24jul2016

      View image on Twitter

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  24. G.W.F. says:

    Government backs the Headmaster who grovelled to the Moslems over the scuffed Koran incident.

    Daily Express

    Headteacher ‘backed’ by Government for suspending boys over ‘slight damage’ to Quran
    Story by Max Parry • 5h ago
    111 Comments
    The Department for Education has told Express.co.uk that the headteacher of a school in Wakefield “followed standard disciplinary procedures” when he suspended four boys for allegedly causing “slight damage” to a copy of the Quran.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      ‘The mob turned up at the school gates and applied immense pressure on the school. The pressure they put on ended up with the teacher having to go into hiding – and it can never be right. ‘ Mr Halloran has criticised Batley and Spen’s Labour MP Kim Leadbeater for her reluctance to speak out about the teacher’s ordeal.26 Mar 2022

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  25. Zephir says:

    Everyone’s favourite gobshite muzzies in action, one AM in the morning all running out like rats

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Bradford is UK City of Culture 2025.

      Bradford has been revealed as the winner of the hotly contested UK City of Culture 2025 competition.

      The year is set to deliver more than 1000 new performances and events including 365 artist commissions, a series of major arts festivals as well as exciting national and international collaborations.

      Its themes will be rooted in the unique heritage and character of Bradford and will reveal the magic of the district that is held in its people, its ambition, and above all, its potential.

      https://bradford2025.co.uk/

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      • vlad says:

        I wonder if there’ll be any ‘street performances’ to mark the occasion?

        Some mugging, rioting – or how about some gang-rapes of children for a laugh?

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        • moggie63 says:

          Probably all of those, business as usual, but maybe it’ll be sponsored?

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  26. TrickCyclist says:

    I’ve just been watching the lunchtime news programmes and I’m a bit confused.
    Is Carrie Nut-Nut campaigning for:

    (a) All prisoners to serve their whole sentences?
    (b) All violent prisoners to serve their whole sentences?
    (c) All male prisoners who commit violence against women to serve their whole sentences?
    (d) All male prisoners who commit violence against women of similar social status to herself to serve their whole sentences?

    Perhaps she hasn’t realised the implications of what she’s doing. People like her usually want to empty prisons, not keep them full.

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  27. Zephir says:

    Fortunately, most of the civilised parts of the UK do not have to witness this scum in action, probably why Saddam Hussein was less than tolerant dealing with them .

    I have seen them at work in Luton also. Tribal, ghettoised with no respect or acknowledgment for the law or culture of this country.

    One can only sympathise with the police who have to deal with this sub human trash.

    Only violent when they outnumber, and always portray themselves as victims, until they have you surrounded, when their true nature is apparent

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  28. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    https://www.steynonline.com/13292/we-laughed-no-more

    This week’s show from the great man.

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  29. andyjsnape says:

    500 Words: BBC Breakfast to relaunch children’s writing competition
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-64808395

    “Comedian and actor Sir Lenny Henry is on this year’s judging panel” bBC heaven

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  30. Thoughtful says:

    The report on the Manchester bombing is out, and is predicatably ‘establishment’ placing the majority of the blame on the security services – who have lets face it taken their eye off the ball concentrating on those “far Right” threats to the establishment such as Jacob Rees Mogg ! (and if you think this is a joke go look it up).

    But the hobbled author does note that the hotbed of terrorist activism that is Didsbury Mosque was guilty of “wilfull blindness” in regard to Salman Abedi.

    Now let us see if the media report that in their scribblings.

    Being an extablishment figure and completely blinkered by that, he was incapable of telling the truth which was that the bombing was facilitated by fear of the word “racism” and the hysterical over reaction bosses have for their white underlings accused of this.

    If people had been free to point the finger at Abedi without the fear of some left wing malefactor pointing the finger at them, then he might well have been arrested prior to his murderous actions.

    We know this happens because we were told of it being a major cause behind the numerous pakistani Muslim gang rapes not being investigated andn the cowardly useless incompetent far Left Tories who promised to do something about it, instead doubled down and made it even worse.

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  31. Philip_2 says:

    I know you will be all excited with the news here that the BBC has decided to allow Huw Edwards to work during the Kings Coronation. He was nominated (2022) for a Knighthood so they wont give him the push until AFTER King Charles Coronation * (anyone now over ’55’ now gets the chop at BBC towers).

    But also take a look at the bottom of this same article and you can see that the BBC radio ‘have ‘overwhelmingly’ decided to go on Strike over the Coronation period for the planned closure of local radio stations. All BBC news is now made at BBC HQ (in Camden in London) so no real need for any ‘regional news’. That includes ‘Countryfile’ – in case you were wondering. Plastic Cows are due soon on how to attach ‘nappies’ to reduce Methane ‘emissions’ are also expected to feature strongly, that and Veganism and the joys of bug burgers…

    No surprise there that the BBC are also going on strike. I do hope so!!
    https://mailonline.pressreader.com/article/281749863555256

    In another Daily Mail article (on the same day) the BBC made a NEWS exclusive pronouncement that we as UK ‘subjects’ that may watch the King Charles Coronation – without a TV license will not be prosecuted! Oh! joy.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11805451/The-BBC-suspend-licence-fee-two-days-people-watch-Charles-crowned-king.html

    How grateful we all are for this generous BBC offer! I am sure we will flock to the BBC for this exclusive offer. (while stocks last). A BBC TV license increase due soon in 2023, no doubt!

    Finally I learn that the fearful BBC journalists (due to go on strike) are busy apologising – for being the last century elite ‘slave owners’ of Grenada. This was when it was more ‘fashionable’ than it is now. So victim support in progress for those involved (all of them)… and a ‘once only’ generous offer of £100,000 to pay for 10,000 slaves and six sugar plantations. Oh! how the rich live in Cornwall.

    You could not make it up! The BBC are in contortions for all the ‘wrongs’ (CO2 emissions) – they have wrought as the privileged elite in power. The brainless class resides at the BBC. Save the planet. Save the BBC. Save the NHS!

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11802961/BBC-journalist-apologises-people-Grenada-aristocratic-familys-ownership-slaves.html

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  32. Fedup2 says:

    Pug
    One question will be whether GBNews takes a more active interest – since she is a regular … somehow I think they’d do a Steyn on her …

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  33. vlad says:

    The BBC don’t seem at all interested in the story of the criminal Ernesto Elliott whose deportation was blocked by the usual luvvies and lefty politicians.

    He subsequently went on to murder a man.

    Those beeding-heart liberals have blood on their hands.

    They deserve to be exposed and held to account. A few in the photo below, but in all there were 60 of the useful idiots. Or rather useless idiots. Readers might like to add some of their names below, to shame them – if they had any shame.

    Article by Douglas Murray.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11799331/MPs-lead-anger-blocked-deportation-Jamaican-criminal-later-committed-murder.html

    2Q==

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  34. Fedup2 says:

    Thursday afternoon and the BBC

    More attacks on Isabel Oakeshott ( media show )
    Non reporting on the Islamic mass murder in Manchester
    Move on from the dead baby

    I haven’t listened to the ‘media show ‘ but it was a list approved guests spouting approved view – False Trump Claims – the first federal claims that the covid Chinese virus was Chinese …

    The longer I listened the more poisonous it sounded .

    I recall that the Chinese lab story was rubbished by the bbc – but now … Obama Biden approves it – so must be true .

    No sign of bbc fact checkers on this show …

    .. the bbc want the Oakeshott career dead .

    As for the Manchester inquiry – Muslims not a word mentioned – nor Islam .so I think it was green crap mass Murder .

    The truth ? – I think there are so many Muslim terrorists ready to go that the security agencies can’t see the wood for the trees and have go after the most likely to kill – the Manchester player was presumably a mid table championship type and not a group planning an immediate ( londonistan ) attack as usual …..

    In the BBC news the racism in cricket crap comes at number 4 – surely it’s far more important than wrecking the economy with covid or mass killing over 25 men women and children .

    The Manchester report will be gone by midnight – look away – blame the security service – not the evil bastard who did it – and his corrupt false religion .

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  35. Guest Who says:

    Awards Season, where the underserving swap gongs.

    I retweet. 1 like.

    1 non person. Toenails likely hitting the cat.

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  36. Guest Who says:

    Vile chocolate bear sums up just how full of themselves anyone who gets in front of a tv camera thinks they are.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      The primacy of European Union law (sometimes referred to as supremacy or precedence of European law[1]) is a legal principle establishing precedence of European Union law over conflicting national laws of EU member states.

      The principle was derived from an interpretation of the European Court of Justice, which ruled that European law has priority over any contravening national law, including the constitution of a member state itself.[2][3][4] For the European Court of Justice, national courts and public officials must disapply a national norm that they consider not to be compliant with the EU law.

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

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  37. Guest Who says:

    BBC TMI partner runs a climate lemon.

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    • Philip_2 says:

      Yes. To confirm that the local wildlife are thriving down under.
      Polar wildlife was thriving in 2022
      “Indeed, contrary to all expectations, critical Antarctic winter sea ice has been increasing since 1979. While sea-ice experts have long voiced concerns that computer models of future Antarctic sea ice coverage are seriously flawed, biologists concerned about the future of ice-dependent emperor penguins and Antarctic krill have continued to use them to justify alarmist predictions.”

      BBC exaggeration to Save the Planet nonsense.
      https://mailchi.mp/2f3898a89fed/press-releasepolar-wildlife-was-thriving-in-194215?e=f0f2d33ad1

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  38. Guest Who says:

    https://www.racket.news/p/the-original-sin-of-the-anti-disinformation?

    Requires a sign up to get the full thing. Tantalising.

    I see those badges, under Barry and Joe, and the BBC joining them…

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  39. Fedup2 says:

    5pm bbc news – lots of big news – but they spend about 10 minutes on brats in school ‘demonstrating’ … schools should just be able to throw them out permanently – then the parent ( if there is one ) can pay for private education …..

    Off switch – I was hoping that the Independent Civil Servant Susan Grey story would get a bit of decent coverage …. But no ….

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  40. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    On GBN they are discussing ‘is the countryside racist’ (yawn…yes, I know)

    Of course it’s not.
    You only have to watch things like All creatures great and small or Vera to see that for well over 50 years the Countryside and all those living there harmoniously are 50% black and the rest white.
    There’s no racist trouble at all although the whites are a bit common and a bunch of rogues but they all learn their lessons before the end of the hour.

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    • BRISSLES says:

      I have a family of BAMEs living around the corner. We live across the road from a river and open fields. Have they ever been seen walking around the meadows for a stroll – nope ! but they have been witnessed putting leather to the metal as they zoom away in their forever updated Mercedes !

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  41. Northern Voter says:

    Mrs Voter is watching the indoor athletics on Blatantly Biased Crap. In the studio we have Gobby Yaroth and Collen Jackson (he came out you know), I wonder if the off camera chat goes something like this,

    Colleen, so Gobby you made £500,000 from pushing tax avoidance, I didn’t make that much, but then I could only advise the LGBTXYZ Community.

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  42. Fedup2 says:

    DT is sliding out more Hancock revelations – now it is telling ministers to get plod to enforce lock down rules ….. just shows how a set of circumstances can turn a no one like Hancock into an abuser of power – good luck with the career Matty …
    There must be a true hum dinger coming

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  43. Sluff says:

    Phew.
    Sigh of relief at the BBC and all through Leftoidland.

    The Manchester Arena bombing was nothing to do with Muslim extremists and the ideology of radical Islam and everything to do with MI5 deciding not to follow up leads ( which, had they been wrong, would certainly have opened them up to charges of wayyyycism).

    Trebles all round. Non-alcoholic of course.

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  44. Sluff says:

    Been in Scotland, in the highlands for a few days,
    Haven’t seen a single BAME.
    This clearly shows the country is totally racist and not ‘reaching out’ to ethnic minorities who would benefit from time in rural Scotland rather than in Tower Hamlets and elsewhere.
    Clearly it is not enough for the Scottish tourist board to advertise only in English and Gaelic.

    Bring on the Marxist campaign. Now.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Sluff
      As a townie lunduner – it took me a while to ‘acclimatise ‘ to being ‘outside’ . I think a lot of people are not suited to it irrespective of race or any other ‘factor ‘ .

      As a kid -scout – I couldn’t do it – but later I got to love it – any time of the year …..

      Some people can hack it others can’t . Anything else – to me – is an ‘agenda ‘ …..

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    • Thatcherrevolutionary says:

      Sssssssssssssssh!!!!!!

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  45. Thoughtful says:

    LMFAO as the dopey Tory Party suddenly realise the woman in charge of the partygate probe has resigned and been given a job by Kier Starmer as chief of staff of the Labour party.

    The Tories would have to be mentally derranged if they didn’t know beforehand she was a Labour party apparatchik and agreed to her oversight in full knowledge of that fact.

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  46. Philip_2 says:

    Roll up roll up get your free one day BBC TV license!
    (or perhaps not)
    [url=https://postimages.org/]BBC-watch.jpg[/url]

    or don’t pay for it at all.
    https://www.defundbbc.uk/

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  47. BRISSLES says:

    Apologies if this has already been mentioned..

    Hadn’t realised until today that ISOBEL OAKSHOTT is the partner of RICHARD TICE – Leader of the Reform Party. (he left his wife to shack up with Oakshott in 2018). Now, in light of recent events the publicity is not good for the future chances of the RP.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Brissles
      I think there is a subtext for the rabid hostility from the BBC – see my ‘today ‘ comment about comrade Robinson at about 0730 Uk time ….

      Oakeshott is ‘unapproved ‘ and top of the cancellation Target list – as well as a kicking from OFCOM Steyn style .

      I think it is sad and almost unbelievable that I write about my country slipping into a totalitarian system where ‘challenge ‘ is becoming unacceptable …

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    • taffman says:

      BRISSLES
      I can think of other leaders of The Tory Party that behaved in similar ways . Can you?
      Do you support that useless party that is leaving our border unsecure and undefended ?

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  48. Eddy Booth says:

    Our fellow citizens seem to be having a break from endless candle lit vigils and flower placing, and are lighting their torches and dusting off their pitchforks.
    Constance Marten is the target.
    Forget any notion of innocence until proved guilty.
    I can’t help thinking the baby might be alive if the police, Napier Marten ( girls estranged father) and creepy BBC hadn’t started this weird ” missing persons”, highly publicised, nationwide animal hunt eight weeks ago.
    The unlikeable couple would then have just continued to stay in hotels and holiday accommodations.
    Mothers do hide if they think someone is coming for their baby.
    All smells like the Chinese social credit system: decline to jump though the government hoops and you’ll be cut off – sleeping in a tent mid winter…

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  49. G.W.F. says:

    Report on the Arena bombing.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-64815723
    From the BBC
    ”The report also found that while Didsbury Mosque in south Manchester, where the Abedi family worshipped, was not an active factor in the brothers’ radicalisation, politicisation did happen there.
    Sir John said “there was a form of wilful blindness” to some activities, and “weak leadership”.
    Didsbury Mosque chairman Fawzi Haffar told the BBC he disagreed with Sir John and added: “The chairman can say whatever he wants.
    “The chairman has not been to the mosque, none of the lawyers have been to the mosque, they don’t know the workings of the mosque.”

    _____________________
    So why did no one from the inquiry visit the mosque? Scared of being islamophobic?

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    • Zephir says:

      “phobic”

      there is one thing this sector of society is good at:

      Hate

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    • MarkyMark says:

      22 Lost in Manchester … 600K Immigrants lost by the … 23K on UK terror watch list … but MP gets 6 officers … amazing .. Protection For the Few, Not the Many.

      “Soubry says one MP had to have six undercover police officers with them at an event because of the atmosphere around Brexit. #Brexit”

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      • atlas_shrugged says:

        * 23K sent back to France and elsewhere in a Night of the Long Flights

        * All police protection removed from all politicians

        * Drone strike on the outboard of any inflatable 100 meters from France

        * The little Khan’t made to walk or cycle

        * BBC relocated to Moscow

        … I can dream khan’t I?

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  50. Zephir says:

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    • vlad says:

      In case anyone’s not aware, the guy with the mic is an Ahmadi, which is a tiny sub-sect of Islam that is relatively peaceful and tolerant.

      So, naturally, mainstream muslims hate them and persecute them.

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      • JohnC says:

        The fact that people like us on the political right complain about them is precisely why Leftists such as the BBC defend Muslims.

        Never underestimate what shallow, self-serving, spiteful hypocrites the Left are. Muslims do many things the BBC and the Left despise when someone else does them – in particular their homophobia, their sexism and their intolerance – but these shameless scum are quite prepared to ignore all that just so they can be weaponised as ‘victims’.

        Not all of them of course : the rest are idiots who are too dumb to realise how dumb they are and need the security of the groupthink.

        I still remember the student Brexit protestor who – when asked what is the best thing the EU have given us – said ‘The NHS’.

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      • MarkyMark says:

        1985 …. Ahmadis suffer vicious persecution around the world. The main source of fuel for that persecution is in Pakistan, but what happens in Pakistan does not stay in Pakistan.

        I know that from my experience in the Yorkshire market town of Batley. In August 1985, when I was 11 years old, my parents organised an inter-faith meeting in the town hall. It was interrupted and disturbed when, according to West Yorkshire police,

        more than 1,000 extremists, led by Pakistani hate preachers funded by the Pakistani state, were bused in from around the country.

        The mob brutally attacked my English mother and my father, a dermatologist; my eldest brother and I; and a Welsh Ahmadi schoolteacher who was with us. My first cousin, a GP, was by chance driving through the market town that day. He saw the mob and saw his family and friends being attacked, so he stopped. He was recognised, pulled from his vehicle and savagely beaten up.

        https://www.theyworkforyou.com/whall/?id=2020-03-12a.177.0&s=islam+batley#g195.0

        ……………………

        2022 ‘The mob turned up at the school gates and applied immense pressure on the school. The pressure they put on ended up with the teacher having to go into hiding – and it can never be right. ‘ Mr Halloran has criticised Batley and Spen’s Labour MP Kim Leadbeater for her reluctance to speak out about the teacher’s ordeal.26 Mar 2022

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