Midweek 24th January 2024

The current ‘culture secretary ‘ apparently for ensuring the BBC is unbiased is Lucy Fraser . Fraser has announced another ‘review ‘ of BBC bias. There have been 9’culture secretaries ‘ since 2017 None have done anything .Thats what this campaign is up against . If you want to complain about the BBC where do you go ? You have to go to the BBC ! With other broadcasters – you go straight to OFCOM – hence the number of complaints against certain broadcasters . How can that be right ?

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490 Responses to Midweek 24th January 2024

  1. Dickie says:

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  2. tomo says:

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Will they close the ‘heritage museum ‘ ? Or stop the ‘ reducing expectation courses ‘? ( I might have made them up ) …

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      • Northern Voter says:

        For God’s sake, don’t give them any ideas!

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        • Fedup2 says:

          Having done a bit of teaching – I once had to deliver ‘change management ‘ which after 5 minutes morphed into ‘ you want us to do what? ‘ one of those hair brained HR jobs which I am now ashamed to have been part of – as all predicted – it was a demoralising disaster and was soon dumped . I wonder who made money out of it … not me

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    • MarkyMark says:

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  3. Philip_2 says:

    The evidence of BBC bias is overwhelming
    DT today by Danny Cohen

    “…The BBC must answer when it comes to its reporting of Israel’s conflict with the terrorist group Hamas. They are questions that are occupying the Government too, with both Rishi Sunak and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer commenting on BBC “bias” this week.

    …They tell us that the BBC is being undermined in its duty to impartiality by institutional bias, anti-Israel sentiment and, in some cases, racism against Jews.

    If you are in any doubt that there is a problem, here are 10 examples of BBC bias and breaches of impartiality since the Hamas attacks on Israel in October.

    October 7: The BBC refuses to describe the massacre of children, the rape and sexual mutilation of women, the mass murder of young people at the Nova music festival, and the taking of hostages, including babies and Holocaust survivors, as a “terrorist attack”.

    October 17: A BBC News reporter blames Israel for a rocket attack on a hospital in Gaza before any evidence emerges to prove this was the case.

    October 30: The BBC’s reporting of a mob attack on Jews in Dagestan describes the incident as simply “anti-Israel”.

    October: The BBC’s diplomatic correspondent, Caroline Hawley, uses social media to repost messages and photographs from Gaza without context or any apparent attempt at basic journalistic verification.

    October: The BBC’s Arabic Service fails to maintain standards of impartiality in its reporting of the Israel-Hamas war. Among those failing to meet these standards is BBC reporter Rami Ruhayem who blames “Western media for being complicit in Israel’s attack”.

    October: Presenters working for the BBC Asian Network use social media to accuse Israel of genocide, ethnic cleansing and war crimes. To make matters worse, senior BBC managers are warned about these posts..

    November 14: A BBC executive responsible for the flagship documentary strand Storyville lends warm public support to a Palestinian film-maker after he makes an anti-Israel speech that includes genocidal statements

    November 15: A BBC newsreader twice claims that Israeli forces were “targeting medical teams and Arab speakers” at Gaza’s largest hospital. This was a gross distortion of the facts, apparently based on the BBC’s misinterpretation of a Reuters’ report.

    December 24: The BBC reports unverified claims by Hamas that the Israeli army was carrying out “summary executions” of Palestinians in Gaza. The report is aired six times on BBC Radio 4 and the BBC World Service before being pulled.

    January 13: The BBC’s highest-paid presenter, Gary Lineker, having shared material on social media that accuses Israel of genocide, reposts a call for the racist boycotting of Israel.

    In all honesty, can the BBC’s senior management look at a list this long, with this many egregious issues and not admit they face a serious problem? Far harder but absolutely necessary is for the BBC to confront the institutional bias and anti-Semitism that has become evident in the corporation and take meaningful steps to address it. It is a mission it cannot afford to fail.”

    Danny Cohen was the Director of BBC Television

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/01/23/evidence-of-bbc-bias-is-overwhelming/

    (edited)

    My comment:
    As we have learnt this week, the BBC still gets to decide on what is a justifiable ‘complaint’- first before Ofcom gets involved. And when Ofcom (if ever) gets involved which is when they (OFCOM) are charged with trying to protecting the BBC claims of ‘impartiality’ (the reason it exists) to retain its privileged (tax free) broadcast TV Charter (even if breached), to protect against national embarrassment. and its clear that this is breached continually and yet ‘buried’ along with the BALEN report that the BBC commissioned and never published (due to the toxic mentality of some of many (not all) but most of its editorial staff, who could not then be named). This is still the case. Its unpublished, still.

    Why the BBC must finally publish Balen report
    https://www.thejc.com/lets-talk/why-the-bbc-must-finally-publish-balen-report-eq8qr43m

    But you know the BBC, they have that TV Charter to claim that they are impartial, because if it was not they would loose its valuable Charter to be the national state broadcaster and its ‘global audience’ which it is able to DOUBLE its money (overseas earnings), mainly US and Canada that still think the BBC is ‘impartial’, ‘trustworthy’ and backed by willing TV licensee fee payers and parliament (which leads us back to the BBC Charter which is directly linked to the TV license money, which is linked to something that is clearly not recognised on the BBC ‘impartiality’. An unknown word. They only recruit from The Guardian (Officially) or Common purpose `(unofficially). This had sadly been the case for over forty years. The BBC is by stealth – the enemy within, this a problem of state security.

    Barroness Deech (ex BBC Governor) writing in (DT) said its clear that its time for the BBC to be subject to a totally independent OMBUDSMAN (rather than OFCOM) if it wants to keep its Broadcast Charter, which is in danger of losing come the next TV Charter. But then we shall have Labour back in Office and then the ‘can’ will be kicked further down the road and nothing at all will change. Again, but that is what the BBC wishes to happen. If we let it.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Phillip – you ll find the full DT pieces on the previous thread – there are so many …

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    • Guest Who says:

      Seems… careless, the bimbo minister had none of this to hand.

      Anyhoo, currently a Baronette is issuing wibble on behalf of OFCOM.

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  4. Fedup2 says:

    Not the BBC

    Do you think there is a vibe ? Talks of preparation for war – conscription – doomsday clock – rich people building bunkers – North Korea – Taiwan – Ukraine – Gaza – Iran – next – and then there is something about ‘The Event ‘ ?

    For those who spend a lot of time taking such stuff in its happily grim – as I’ve written – when that nuclear flash comes I’d like just a moment to have some idea as to why I was about not to be any more – I’d be so cheesed off not knowing …

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    • G says:

      I wonder if the reporters explored the modus operandi of the Thatcher/Reagan collaboration to de capitate Russia of its offensive capabilities. After all, > 1million junior Russians have fled fearing conscription. Who is left to attack Europe big time?

      More a case of the Hitler method approaching the end: arming children and OAP’s/disabled?

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  5. Sluff says:

    Dumb Britain. Pointless BBC1.

    Question- name a capital city alphabetically between Cape Town and Pretoria.

    Contestant – Cairo.

    Still, all was not lost. The contestant ( a clergyman) had to sit down, so the disability box was ticked.

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    • moggiemoo says:

      To be fair, he was also dyslexic. Or so he said. I’m getting cynical with all the bollocks I hear on TV.

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  6. Terminal Moraine says:

    “‘Doctor Who’ Star Millie Gibson to Be Replaced by Varada Sethu After One Season”

    More progress of the replacement kind. As the BBC like to remind us each year that St George was — contrary to public perception — Turkish, not English. Thus it also turns out all sorts of childhood memories were in fact built by migrants… Dr Who always was a queer Rwandan with a sidekick from Kerala.

    https://variety.com/2024/tv/global/doctor-who-millie-gibson-varada-sethu-1235880343/

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  7. StewGreen says:

    ITV local news “Now there is a problem with the uptake on cervical cancer screening”
    ..and then we are into an item which is all about it being black women.

    There really aren’t that many black women in our TV region.

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  8. Guest Who says:

    Simpo and Lies

    https://x.com/johnsimpsonnews/status/1750225612944425061?s=61

    Pomposo and Hamas PR podcast.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      BBC promote BBC with BBC talking to BBC about BBC’s thoughts on the BBC.

      “Watch Lyse Doucet and me talking about Gaza & the Middle East tonight on #UnspunWorld at 11.15 on ⁦
      @BBCTwo
      ⁩. Or on iPlayer from tomorrow, ⁦
      @BBCNews
      ⁩ over the next few days & ⁦
      @bbcworldservice
      . Other topics: Iran, India & Argentina.⁩

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  9. Eddy Booth says:

    “Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd freed from jail”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-68083296

    “Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd has been released from prison after he was jailed for six years over the death of 24-year-old Charlotte Brown on a date.

    Ms Brown died in 2015 after she was thrown from the boat when it capsized on the River Thames after hitting a submerged tree trunk.

    Shepherd, 36, was freed, with conditions, after serving half of his sentence behind bars.

    He was also serving a concurrent term of four years for an unrelated assault.”

    Pencil neck is free, so him doing another’s crime and going on the run didn’t add to his sentence..

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  10. Flotsam says:

    I was taken to task by ‘Thoughtful’ regarding my post commenting on SNP and Labour contribution to PMQ’s. He (She?) suggested their contribution should be considered free speech. Indeed it is but so are my comments. Time was that we were a United Kingdom with Christian Western values. It seems that the invasion has extended into our own Parliament and the SNP seems very concerned with matters that have F-All to do with most Scottish people and their concerns. I could scarcely describe Tahir Ali’s speech as a question, Speaker Hoyle has a lot to answer for. I don’t condone anyone being shot for any reason but what the question has to do with the PM, Britain or Scotland I fail to grasp. I’ll Ieave you to judge for yourselves:

    SNP:

    Stephen Flynn
    (Aberdeen South) (SNP)
    Last night, as Tory MPs were once again fighting among themselves, the public were at home watching John Irvine of ITV News report on footage from Gaza of an unarmed Palestinian man walking under a white flag being shot and killed by the Israel Defence Forces. Such an act constitutes a war crime, does it not?

    Stephen Flynn
    I do not think it is unreasonable to expect the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom to rise to that Dispatch Box and tell the people of these isles and elsewhere that shooting an unarmed man walking under a white flag is a war crime. In recent weeks, the House has acted with urgency and intent following an ITV drama. The question is, will the House now show the same urgency and intent following this ITV News report and finally back a ceasefire in Gaza?

    Ms Anum Qaisar
    (Airdrie and Shotts) (SNP)
    Q8. We entered 2024 with starvation and famine as acute as ever across the globe, much of it caused by the climate crisis, yet at present the world’s worst hunger crisis is in Gaza, created by Israel’s ongoing siege. The integrated food security phase classification has found that of the 600,000 people facing starvation globally, 95% are in Gaza. Starvation used as a weapon of war is a war crime. The Israeli Government have the power to end this starvation crisis by ending the siege of Gaza and opening all crossings—do they not, Prime Minister? (901175)

    Tahir Ali
    (Birmingham, Hall Green) (Lab)
    Q9. Recently released documents reveal that the Foreign Office had serious concerns about Israel’s compliance with international humanitarian law and its ongoing assault on Gaza. This assessment was hidden from Parliament while the Prime Minister boldly stated his confidence in Israel’s respect for international law. Since then, the scale of Israel’s war crimes in Gaza has been revealed to the world, thanks to South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice. Therefore, is it not now time for the Prime Minister to admit that he has the blood of thousands of innocent people on his hands, and time for him to commit to demanding an immediate ceasefire and an ending of the UK’s arms trade with Israel?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Flotsam I listened to pm qs – the snp should be the Islamic Hamas national party . They care more about Muslims than their own people . IDF – keep those tanks going …. BTW

      I did like the way sunak kept on saying HMS Cameron had been deployed to the Middle East with empty suitcases to bring Arab oil money back ….

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  11. Zephir says:

    Hey muzzies, have a think on this:

    On October the 8th when Isrealis saw mass jubilant protests all over the Western world. Every large western city from London to Sydney to New York to Ottowa, tens of thousands of people took to the streets jubilantly cheering Jews being raped and slaughtered in the most sickest manner imaginable. And saying “Gas the Jews, Fu** the Jews, Kill the Jews” in their protest.

    I think when the Jews saw videos of that on the news they realized ‘We’re on our own and we don’t care what you people think, we are going to deal with these sick bastards who did this to us once and for all.’

    The fact Muslims had the audacity to do that on October 8th all over the Western world. Enraging the Jews by doing it.

    These same Muslims now all going back into the streets screaming, have sympathy on us, cease-fire, please we’re human. Is just going to fall on deaf ears. And they deserve whatever comes to them fully.

    Seeing those protests on October 8th all jubilantly cheering what Muslims had done to Jews the day before. I was ashamed of being a member of the human race knowing they are part of it too. What they did was so sick. After them doing this, no tears of mine will ever be shed if these bastards get wiped out as a consequence. Everyone should be doing their own little October 8th-style cheer when they scream “Have sympathy on us”…

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  12. Zephir says:

    “Chanting ‘700,’ pro-Palestinian activists in New York fete Hamas attack. Israel supporters rally to mourn hundreds of dead and express solidarity and outrage, as opponents mock them and applaud ‘resistance’ at dueling protests.

    Some made mock crying gestures toward the Israelis to taunt them.”

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/pro-palestinians-celebrate-hamas-attack-as-israel-supporters-rally-in-new-york/

    “People ‘celebrate’ Hamas attack in London”

    “Pro-Palestinian rally at Lakemba in Sydney criticised for ‘celebration’ of attacks on Israel”

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-09/nsw-palestinian-rally-lakemba-sydney-israel-wong/102950238

    “Lebanese Hezbollah congratulated Hamas on the “large-scale, heroic operation” into Israel

    Iran and Syria issued statements of support for the Hamas attacks on Israel through government news media. Iranian Foreign Minister Nasser Kanaani “congratulated” the Palestinian people”

    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/middle-east-leaders-praise-and-condemn-hamas-attacks-against-israel/

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    • MarkyMark says:

      WE HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE …. A reader in Bradford recalled asking a West Yorkshire officer on the street that day why the various “Muslim community leaders” weren’t being arrested for incitement to murder. The officer said they’d been told to “play it cool”. The calls for blood got more raucous. My correspondent asked his question again. The policeman told him to “F— off, or I’ll arrest you.”
      http://www.steynonline.com/6296/the-churchill-bust

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  13. Zephir says:

    “One man held up a picture of an Israeli hostage on his phone and waved it at the Israeli crowd. Another was seen brandishing an image of a swastika. Some taunted the Israelis while tearing up and stomping on an Israeli flag, or danced with a Palestinian flag.”

    https://static.timesofisrael.com/www/uploads/2023/10/20231008_untitled_04343-640×400.jpg

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  14. Zephir says:

    “These protestors openly cheer for atrocities. They’re not pro-Palestinian; they’re pro-bloodshed,” the Israeli Consulate in New York said.”

    https://static.timesofisrael.com/www/uploads/2023/10/20231008_untitled_04360-640×400.jpg

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    • digg says:

      And no reaction from the utter twat Biden’s brigade or the US and the Ozzy government or the Ozzy cops either!

      Trump cannot get back into power too quickly methinks to save the USA at least.

      As for Australia it’s a total loony bin of lefties now!

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  15. vlad says:

    I couldn’t find this story on the BBC webshite, strangely.

    The BBC love nothing more than racist murder, so I’m sure it’s there somewhere, right?

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    • digg says:

      This animal should have been tied to a post with razor wire and slit with a thousand razor cuts then left to bleed to death if there was any real justice.

      Instead he will get 3 meals a day, a warm bed, a pool table, a mobile phone, drugs supplied by his mates inside and be free in probably 8 years!

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    • MarkyMark says:

      In varietate concordia (‘united in diversity’) has been the European Union’s motto since 2000. It speaks of shared values and encourages looking beyond individual nation states towards working together, as Europeans, towards peace and shared prosperity.11 Jan 2024

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  16. Zephir says:

    “The pro-Palestinian rally was organized by activist groups that call for Israel’s destruction and the ostracization of Zionists”

    https://static.timesofisrael.com/www/uploads/2023/10/20231008_untitled_04622-1.jpg

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  17. tomo says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      “Tobias Ellwood says that the UK’s military budget needs to increase as the threat of war grows”

      https://www.army.mod.uk/people/work-well/diversity-and-inclusion/

      EMPLOYEE SUPPORT NETWORKS
      The Army have four employee support networks to support serving soldiers and offer advice to the leadership and policy teams, they are:

      Army Servicewomen’s Network

      Army BAME Network

      Army LGBT+ Forum

      Army Parent’s Network

      In addition there are a number of defence faith and health networks that offer more specialised staff support.

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  18. digg says:

    The most baffling thing about the BBC to me is their complete endearment to all those Barbaric, stone-age Middle Eastern nations with majority Muslim populations and governments.

    You could quite rightly describe these nations including Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza etc. etc as the most right wing, anti-feminine, anti-gay, anti-Christian, anti anything western, Nazi-run lying and brutal societies on the face of the planet.

    Yet the hand wringing BBC consistently portrays them as model societies with citizens oppressed by the West.

    Sometimes I really wonder who actually are the people who drive the BBC and I suspect whoever they really are they have an overwhelmingly Muslim component. And scare the rest of the BBC into compliance.

    One day we will inevitably be forced to take up arms against these evil forces, of that I am 100% convinced.

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    • JohnC says:

      I’ve mulled that over a lot digg and can think of no logical reason why the BBC defend and protect these people whose qualities they despise when it’s white people who do it.

      But then they do the same for all non-white minorities. And so I have reached the conclusion that they do it for 2 reasons:
      The first is to use as ‘victims’ against the Right (who they hate with the kind of passion only ideology can whip up)
      The second is so they can virtue-signal about how much they care for poor the unfortunate people of this world who are inferior to them.
      The truth of it all is that the Left are driven by hate. The rest is hypocrisy. maxi gives us PLENTY of evidence of that. He’s not here to debate. He’s here because he hates us and cannot help himself.

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      • G says:

        Employing staff of that demographic to fuel the revolving door between the BBC / Civil Service I don’t doubt.

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  19. JohnC says:

    Russia deliberately risked lives in downed plane – Kyiv
    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68083739

    First it just ‘crashed’ and now it’s Russia’s fault Ukraine shot it down.

    The BBC give this quote from Ukraine a paragraph all of it’s own:
    ‘”This can point to Russia’s deliberate actions aimed at putting the lives and safety of the PoWs under threat,” it added.’

    I don’t believe for one second that Russia sacrificed that plane and 9 crew for propaganda. It makes no sense whatsoever. I think the Ukranians screwed up, shot it down due to poor communication or something and now the BBC are going along 100% with the lies to cover it up.

    Shame on you BBC. What happened to your journalistic ethics ?. Did you ever have any ?.

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    • Rob in Cheshire says:

      The Ukrainians may have shot down a Russian military transport. If it had Ukrainian POWs on board that is part of the fog of war. It was a legitimate military target, unlike, say, a Malaysian airliner.

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      • JohnC says:

        You missed the point entirely again Rob.

        It’s about the lies and misinformation we are being told about it. Some of the truth will slip out once the story dies down.

        Do you actually think the Malaysian airliner was deliberate and not some more trigger happy grunts fighting a war ?.

        https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/mh17-russia-rebels-buk-missile-evidence-how-investigators-able-prove-ukraine-vladimir-putin-a7335621.html

        ‘In several tapped phone calls, men’s voices are heard discussing the transport of the Buk missile system from and back to Russia, while audio previously released by Ukrainian officials appears to show a panicked militant saying MH17 was shot down in the mistaken belief it was a military plane.’

        Did you ever wonder why Ukraine were allowing flights over a war zone in the first place (clue: money) ?.

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        • Rob in Cheshire says:

          As it happens, my belief is that the Malaysian airliner was shot down by mistake, I do not think they realised it was an airliner. Shooting it down was therefore reckless and criminal.

          If Ukraine shot down a Russian military transport, it was a legitimate target. If it had Ukrainian POWs on board, that is one of the many tragic ironies of war.

          The fact remains a Russian military aircraft was a legitimate target, a Malaysian airliner was not.

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          • JohnC says:

            The Russian plane was carrying POW’s and it was effectively flying under a flag of truce to deliver them for trade. It’s flight path had been given to Ukraine as it had on previous occasions.

            How does your argument stand up to that Rob ?.

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            • tomo says:

              Seeing claims that it was surviving French mercenaries from the Russian strike on Kharkov a week ago that did the deed…

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  20. Guest Who says:

    https://x.com/thenewsagents/status/1750235771288654182?s=61
    “I found it almost offensive.”
    Journalist @arusbridger criticises the BBC for a “complete abrogation of responsibilities” for not responding to questions for this story about the broadcaster.

    Actually quite funny.

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  21. BRISSLES says:

    Apologies for not being BBC, but I need to offload.

    The head of that useless family, David Beckham, earns up to £72,000 PER sponsored ad on Instagram- where he has 86 million ,( the population of white Britain) followers. The average ANNUAL UK salary is £38,000. Who are his followers, haven’t they outgrown him ? and where do they live?

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  22. harry142857 says:

    2024 (or 1984) Britain.

    Re:Brendan Kavanagh.

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    • Zephir says:

      It was all a misunderstanding, he asked the Chinese girl for her phone number and she said

      “sex, sex, sex, free sex tonight .”

      Her friend said “No, it’s 666-3629

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      • Zephir says:

        Why do Chinese people love IPhones ?

        Because the greatest gifts are the ones your children made.

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    • harry142857 says:

      Sorry for the overkill.

      Mayhar Tousi.

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  23. JohnC says:

    Asante Gold: UK to loan back Ghana’s looted ‘crown jewels’
    https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-68066877

    I do enjoy stumbling across examples of the BBC’s massive racist double-standards.

    ‘The Asante built what was once one of the most powerful and formidable states in west Africa, trading in, among others, gold, textiles and enslaved people.’

    Amazing how the author chose a different word to ‘slavery’. That seems to be reserved to use in a negative against whites only now. A VERY deliberate attempt to make it not seem very important.

    And this is what it’s all about:
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    A Blue-Peter hat knocked up by Jon Noakes one Thursday evening from papier mache, tinfoil, gold paint and a coconut shell.

    It’s all par for the course at the BBC I’m afraid. This is the author:
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    ‘Daughter of the British Liberal Democrat politician and parliamentarian Lord Razzall’

    Another one of no practical use in the real world and would be unemployable before the BBC existed.

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      I disagree that such people are of no practical use in the real world. On the contrary, they would make excellent cannon fodder for when we attack Russia, China, Iran and North Korea.

      Those reports in the media about General Sir Patrick Nicholas Yardley Monrad Sanders calling for conscription… Have they got that right? Surely they mean Colonel Sanders, the guy responsible for Kentucky Fried Chicken? At least he would have stayed in Afghanistan long enough to open a few branches of KFC, which would have benefited the citizens of Helmand Province somewhat more than the efforts of the Britsh and American military forces.

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      • Fedup2 says:

        It certainly reverses the tradition that old men send young men to fight – also the awful tradition of the UK sending boys to die in other peoples ‘ wars – the effect of which has turned the UK into an over populated third world sewer .

        There are still signs though – such as war junkies going off to get killed in Ukraine …. But each time a politician talks about ‘fighting for freedom – or justice – or against tyranny ‘ you know it’s a lie…
        In countries with skin in the game – Eastern Europe – it’s a bit difference because you’d know mr putin wants his empire back and is doing it…. NATO is fragile because every one assumes the US will pick up the tab.

        It wouid be supreme irony if HMG had to fire up the BBC to create patriotism and a will to fight – free white feathers maybe – or maybe regiments based ‘on sexual identity ‘…

        A BBC free day – bliss

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      • JohnC says:

        I think their only use would be for mine clearance – walking forwards with their fingers in their ears.

        In my RAF basic training I got paired up with one of those types when we were firing the GPMG. We ran forward and dived to the ground to fire (as they enjoyed making us do) but the front stand didn’t deploy properly and it was his job to sort it out. My God – you would not believe what a clueless idiot he was. I ended up shooting it resting on just one leg of the stand because he turned into a babbling child.

        They would kill more of our side than theirs.

        I expect the conscription part is alarmism to get more funding. Nobody is going to invade us until they’ve defeated the USA and EU first. And we’re all dead before that happens.

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    • G says:

      No, no, no, not “of no practical use”. She’s conscriptable material……….

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    • Rob in Cheshire says:

      I expect that is the last we will ever see of these artifacts.

      What? They are going into a museum? Tell me another.

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  24. Zephir says:

    “Lord Razzall”

    How did he get his Lordship ?

    For services to readers’ wives saucy photo mags for the bashing of the bishop ?

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Early life
      He was the son of Humphrey Razzall, a Liberal Party member who stood as Liberal Parliamentary Candidate for Scarborough and Whitby in the 1945 general election.

      Razzall attended St Paul’s School, London, before going to Worcester College, Oxford, representing the university at cricket in 1964.[1]

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Razzall,_Baron_Razzall

      Frere Cholmeley Bischoff encountered financial difficulties and dissolved shortly after his departure, for which some blame was attributed to Razzall.[3]

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Lord Razzall attracted criticism in 2008 when it was revealed that he and his partner, Jane Bonham-Carter, a fellow life peer, had both claimed House of Lords expenses for a flat that they shared, although it was not claimed that a breach of the rules had occurred.[8] The House of Lords expenses system was later changed to give peers a flat rate irrespective of their residence.[11]

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Razzall,_Baron_Razzall

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      • Zephir says:

        I don’t believe half of the letters in his magazines…and those phone lines cost a fortune

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  25. Zephir says:

    Ha ha so true….

    “Take a bow, liberal America, President Trump 2.0 is on YOU – for your crime and wokery… broken borders and trans madness… Biden corruption cover-up and Donald indictment hysteria”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13001797/Trump-victory-New-Hampshire-verdict-MAUREEN-CALLAHAN.html

    and so much more as we here could all add, such as the imprisonment of political opponents, a president who talks gibbersish and does not even now where he is half the time, a cackling vice president who talks gibberish and makes no sense whasoever…
    who is also a vicious bully behind closed doors blaming her staff for all her mistakes caused by not reading her briefs

    and hardly a word of criticism from the bbc et al.

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  26. andyjsnape says:

    Britain must train citizen army, military chief warns
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68086188

    Its no longer worth fighting for

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    • Zephir says:

      We could all get on a dinghy and cross the channel to flee war….

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    • Doublethinker says:

      I read this story in the Telegraph yesterday. Two things about stood out. Firstly how out of touch with the mood of 21 st century Britain the general who proposed it was . Secondly the reaction of the Telegraph readers as judged by their comments.
      The Telegraph readers are generally older than the population average and were more patriotic than the population at large . Yesterday this once patriotic group of older people, well at least a cross section of it , ridiculed d the notion that there should be conscription to the armed forces and that the conscripts should be sent to fight.
      Their argument was that there was nothing in 21 st century Britain that was worth dying for. That the indigenous young people who would be conscripted would be expected to fight for a country thst was no longer theirs after three decades of mass migration , suppression of British identity and promotion by governments of multiculturalism .
      This is surely a warning or an opportunity to any politician that the country is in a highly unstable mood. The middle class , which usually holds a country together, is full of dissenters who regard what has become of their country with contempt .

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      • popeye says:

        “Their argument was that there was nothing in 21st century Britain that was worth dying for”

        And this is the agenda of the UN and WEF. They reason that, by immigration and miscegenation, eventually the whole world will be multinational and of mixed race, By doing away with National loyalty there will no longer be wars between countries – there will be no countries! (See EU for details).

        Of course what they overlook is that there will always be groups who want something another group has (cattle, water, land) or disagree on some small interpretation of an ancient book (Shi’ite, Sunni etc).

        And, most importantly, there will always be a group of liberals such as those that infest the BBC, who see it as their duty to dictate how others must live their lives (though not themselves, obviously).

        We are doomed.

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        • Ian Rushlow says:

          “there will no longer be wars between countries – there will be no countries!”

          Ah, but war is very good for business. At least three superstates will remain – I understand they are to be named Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia – who will engage in perpetual warfare.

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          • MarkyMark says:

            Citizens will drink Rishi Sunak’s Victory GIN!

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          • popeye says:

            That’s the interim position from which some will profit enormously. Eventually by war, pestilence and famine the world will be at the “optimum” 500 million and the “billionaires with a vision” in their New Zealand bunkers with their families and friends will feel smugly satisfied with their perceived legacy as “saviours of the world”.

            The eight and a half billion dead? Not so much…

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        • Doublethinker says:

          In fact whilst there may not be any nation states that won’t be the end of war. There will be civil war as each faction in multiculty societies try to gain the upper hand.
          I don’t think that the UK is too far away from this sorry state of affairs. The law and the police hold the line by suppressing the feelings and anger of the indigenous population and soft peddling on law breaking by other groups. This won’t work indefinitely.

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          • Rob in Cheshire says:

            I agree. A civil war is far more likely than a war with Russia.

            The Britain that men fought to defend in 1914 and 1939 is gone. Would you lay down your life for our vibrant, multicultural Britain?

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    • MarkyMark says:

      50% of UK citizens unwilling to fight Islamic countries due to conflict of interest?

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  27. andyjsnape says:

    Halle Berry’s film shelved by Netflix – US media

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68089783

    News? Don’t worry bbc, i’ll still sleep

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    • Zephir says:

      “According to Kimberley Overton, a nurse in Nashville, nurses were told not to spend time near patients’ beds to reduce spread of the virus, despite their full exposure in wards dedicated to covid cases. This was unnecessary cruelty. Patients were deliberately isolated, deprived of nutrition and water (drips were regarded as sufficient fluid intake), and communication was impossible with nurses covered head-to-toe in PPE.

      Wards should have had a warning at the entrance to abandon hope, all ye who enter here. Overton observed that covid was killing only people in hospital, not at home nor among the homeless. The treatment regime was devised to end lives efficiently. Ventilators were key to this, as Overton described:

      ‘In all my career, I had never seen the PEEP (positive end-expiratory pressure) settings set so high. Typically we see it at about five, and we were seeing that pressure at fifteen. We were blowing people’s lungs out.’

      To sedate intubated patients, high doses of fentanyl were administered. It was standard practice to conduct a breathing test on patients after a day on the ventilator. They almost always failed, because of the respiratory suppressant effect of fentanyl.”

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      • Zephir says:

        “But the most dubious intervention was remdesivir, declared by Anthony Fauci as the ‘drug of choice’ for covid sufferers. This antiviral was originally tested on Ebola cases, but over half died in the trial. For covid a rushed and incomplete trial was claimed as evidence of its efficacy, but the drug often caused kidney failure.”

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        • tomo says:

          Zephir – it’s worse…

          Remdesivir failed quite awfully in testing and was highly likely to be actually binned before the clinical field test was even reported on – such were the harms – swine Fauci (a chum of Gilead the makers) then stepped in and *arbitrarily* conferred Emergency Use Authorisation so the nasty (lethal even) potion was saved (temporarily) from being de-authorised. Fauci knew that the testing was failing badly – just for that he should’ve had to face a court.

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

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      • MarkyMark says:

        Build a statue for George Floyd “I cannot breathe” in every hospital!

        “To sedate intubated patients, high doses of fentanyl were administered”

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  28. Thoughtful says:

    The Biden maladministration is about to do something which is illegal under international law along with the EU and the puppet state of Britain.

    Seizing another countries assets is simply illegal, no grey areas here, but it goes to the very heart of our way of life. Property ownership has for centuries been sacrosanct. An Englishmans home is his castle and all that.

    Well not any more! The fact that the government can break this most ancient and central pillar of law for the Russians mean there’s nothing to stop them applying it to anyone else they fancy, and that means you and yours.

    If they can seize Russian assets they can seize your assets. Don’t think this is going to stop there, because the fact that putting assets into the West is no longer safe means there will be no inward foreign investment which the West relies on. This unfortunately inevitably will lead to the collapse of the West as an economic power. The USA has for decades been spending like a drunken sailor, on the back of the Dollars status as world reserve currency. If it’s no longer safe to hold Dollars then the world will move to a different currency which doesn’t carry that risk.

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  29. AsISeeIt says:

    Pet projects edition

    This morning we celebrate a rare incidence of the Daily Mail hitting top spot in the BBC’s online news page press line-up.

    Gosh, what glaring headline from this populist Tory tabloid rag might have caught the approving glances of the BBC gynaeceum?

    Tales of broken British infrastructure following years of neglectful Tory rule would certainly fit nicely with the opposition’s election campaign.

    Keir Starmer’s precious bubble-wrapped Ming vase could happily survive a brush with the present iteration of our Royal Mail.

    Before the 1997 Labour landslide, Roy Jenkins famously described Tony Blair as being ‘like a man carrying a priceless Ming vase across a highly polished floor’. Many think Keir Starmer appears even more diffident. (‘Thirteen Wasted Years’: A Strategy for Starmer? by Adrian Williamson)

    The majority of the middling electorate don’t want to hear about ‘woke’ that cherished lefty agenda – put simply they don’t want to be awoken, they want a broken Britain fixed.

    The general public would, for instance, rather hear about fixing pot holes, much more than legalising pot and other fixes

    Tony Blair will have warned Starmer of this

    Keir Starmer says no to UK drugs reform… Opposition Labour Party leader says if he comes to power… Earlier this year, Labour peer… David Blunkett told POLITICO’s Westminster Insider podcast that there should be an “open debate”… and urged Starmer to launch an inquiry into the decriminalization of drugs. Meanwhile, Labour Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has introduced pilot projects to end the prosecution of young people caught with cannabis in some London boroughs (Politico, September 2023)

    Shushhhh… don’t talk about that stuff, not until after the election…

    ‘Open Debate’ and ‘Debate’ by the way is the euphemism, we’re now calling the Esther Rantzen strategy, that’s deployed in place of outright demanding what it is you want – especially if that demand sounds a tad too brazen: Esther Rantzen urges MPs to debate assisted dying in passionate plea (Daily Express)

    How’s your Father

    Mind you, formerly cherished christian prohibitions seem to fall away by the day: This Pope is an abolute keeper… Just days after praising rumpy pumpy, the actual real-life Pope now claims that booze is a gift from God (Daily Star)

    Back to the BBC-approved Daily Mail’s lead screamer that will be music to Starmer’s ears: First Class Fiasco… Blacklash over plan for Royal Mail that could see letters landing on your mat just THREE days a week

    Let’s welcome a debut appearance to the frontpage spotlight for cartoonist Pugh in the Daily Mail (perhaps no longer daily but curtailed to just 3 editions per week in line with Royal Mail plans: under proposals from the postal regulator in a bid to save the firm)

    Pugh sketches a tortoise with a letter in its mouth (letter: a written, typed, or printed communication, sent in an envelope by post or messenger – there may be teenagers reading this)

    A lettuce in the tortoise’s mouth, surely?

    Observing the tortoise playing postie (one almost expects to see the little reptile wearing his de rigueur out-in-all-weathers mini four-legged shorts, a la his human counterparts) meanwhile, our regulation missus and hubby cartoon householder couple remark: “It’s not perfect but it’s quicker than Royal Mail”

    The Mail also delivers, fresh from the sack, a fine calm down dear

    I’m 64, was married for 35 years and have had five children. But I’ve never had an orgasm

    How was it for you, dear reader?

    To matters of male interest

    There was Mr AsI, as a long suffering Spurs fan, thinking he’d had something of a dry patch: Why don’t Tottenham win trophies? …last Friday marked 15 years since Spurs last won anything (The Athletic, 1st March 2023)

    Joe Lewis, whose family trust owns Tottenham Hotspur Football Club… pleaded guilty to three criminal counts in an insider trading case (FT)

    Both the formerly serious Times and the Mail like the pic for their frontpages of: Claudia Shiffer took her pet, Chip, to the premier of Argylle in London. He appears in the film (Times); Let the cat out of the bag, Claudia! Furs night: Claudia Shiffer at premier with pet Chip (Mail)

    There are those who accuse our UK civil service of being inveterate Remainers, determined to scupper Brexit, a pro-EU Quisling fifth column in our midst, ready to do down Britain at every turn – I say conspiracy theory… I won’t hear a word of it…

    Official No10 chatbot answers in French (Telegraph)

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Asiseeit – I will enjoy the collective far left depression / anger / rage after red labour get elected and all their dreams turn out to be as unreal as anyone who voted for tories and got the current rabble …. Where those of the Right count down the days until Sunak uses his green card ….

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  30. MarkyMark says:

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  31. Fedup2 says:

    I understand the blue labours are going to ban nasty knives – so the ferals will have to depend on nice knives which you can buy in nice shops – I wonder if it will be more difficult to identify and trace the weapon used to kill ? Instead of one of the killer type knives about to be banned , I’ll buy some now I think …

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  32. MarkyMark says:

    2024 … Britain must train citizen army, military chief warns
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68086188

    2018 …
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    2016 … Theresa May has told senior commanders that every effort must be made to stop British soldiers from falling victim to “abuse of the legal system” by lawyers representing Iraqis who allege they were victims of war crimes during the occupation of their country.23 Sept 2016

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    • taffman says:

      What happened to all the reservists we had ie. the RNR, the TAVR & the RAFR? .

         4 likes

    • Ian Rushlow says:

      Since those figures from 2018, Britain’s* armed forces have continue to decline, whilst those of Russia have grown. But never forget that ‘Diversity is our strength’, meaning those pesky Ruskies haven’t got a chance.

      * The asterisk indicates that they are only nominally British as they are rarely deployed in the interests of Britain.

         9 likes

    • digg says:

      You are 9 stone wet through, you walk into a boozer where a six foot six 21 stone tattooed bloke wearing knuckle dusters is challenging anyone to a fist fight.

      Decisions, decisions?

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  33. AsISeeIt says:

    Having been happily TV Licence Fee free for several years now…

    There’s an opening that sounds as though I’ve just stood up at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting – I will be expectng applause from my fellows circled hereabouts

    Anyway, imagine my surprise to receive an email this morning purportedly from TV Licencing claiming there’s a problem with my direct debit

    Of course it is a scam – the dodgy email I mean – and TV Licencing in general, come to think of it.

       18 likes

    • Fedup2 says:

      Asiseeit
      Maybe we should have a boastathon about who has the longest record on non payment-just to cheer the BBC intern monitoring this site … or not..

         12 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      “WHEN the social worker and landlady entered the property in Skegness on January 9, it must have been a terrible sight. There were two bodies, a father and son. The father, Kenneth Battersby, 60, had died of a heart attack and the son, two-year-old Bronson, had slowly starved to death over the Christmas holidays. The child was curled up and clinging to his father’s leg.

      Because this is Britain in 2024, land of health and safety, land of the welfare state, land of the NHS, somehow a two-year-old can starve to death during the ‘most wonderful time of the year.’ ”
      ….
      “Bronson Battersby, who was about a month younger than my little boy, should not have starved to death. But as we live in a society that no longer demands duty and sacrifice from mothers, because we live in an atomised, lonely society where people think the state should do everything for them, he did.”

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  34. Dickie says:

    Pro-Israel Washington Post reporter smears The Grayzone as Holocaust deniers in ADL-affiliated hit piece
    Wyatt Reed and Max Blumenthal·January 24, 2024

    https://thegrayzone.com/2024/01/24/washington-post-grayzone-holocaust-deniers-adl/

    Haaretz confirms Grayzone reporting it dismissed as ‘conspiracy’ showing Israel killed own festivalgoers

    https://thegrayzone.com/2023/11/21/haaretz-grayzone-conspiracy-israeli-festivalgoers/

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  35. Dickie says:

    In October the Daily Sceptic reported on a paper written for the Royal Society led by Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith of Oxford University that concluded batteries were not the answer to the huge storage requirements of intermittent ‘green’ electricity power. Despite the prestigious academic fire power on parade, the paper died a death in the popular prints, presumably because of its unwelcome message about the much-touted battery solution. But recent revelations suggest the report could act as a loose thread that helps unravel the collectivist Net Zero agenda in the U.K. The Royal Society analysed decades of local wind speeds and found the electricity system needed the equivalent of at least a third of green energy to be stored as backup. Such a cost would be astronomical. Now it appears that the Government’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) fudged the issue by using just one year of high wind data in persuading Members of Parliament in 2019 to donkey-nod through Theresa May’s insane legislative rush to Net Zero by 2050………

    https://dailysceptic.org/2024/01/24/revelation-that-u-k-climate-target-is-based-on-one-windy-years-data-threatens-to-unravel-net-zero-credibility/

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  36. MarkyMark says:

    2015 …. Falcon officials and Lord Deighton produced a “beauty parade” of projects to be proffered to the crown prince’s investment fund in an extraordinary secret meeting in July 2013 with Tony Blair, who acted as a lobbyist in London.
    Whitehall intervened when one of London’s top universities provoked a “crisis” by questioning a £60m donation from the emirates.
    Manchester council kept details secret of how public land was transferred to a company controlled by an offshore vehicle owned by the crown prince’s brother.

    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/nov/09/uk-secret-group-of-top-officials-enable-uae-investment-united-arab-emirates

    The Guardian has previously revealed that the UAE threatened to block billion-pound arms deals with the UK, stop inward investment and cut intelligence cooperation if David Cameron did not act against the Muslim Brotherhood after it took power in Egypt. In return, Cameron was to be offered lucrative arms and oil deals for British businesses.

    LORD CAMERON! YEAH!

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  37. Dickie says:

    The UK is UNLAWFULLY in the WHO writes Dr Tess Lawrie, however, she added – “Good News: The UK’s membership of the WHO seems to be unlawful and legal action is pending” Dr Lawrie continues “This detailed research document underpinning the case is authored by The Peoples Lawyers. You can find out more about their case here. Dr Lawrie has published the document in full to inform lawyers in other countries wishing to take similar actions. It is only right that we at the Expose, do the same!

    The following was published in Dr Tess Lawries’ Substack.

    https://expose-news.com/2024/01/23/the-uk-is-unlawfully-in-the-who/

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  38. tomo says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      22 dead in Manchester – no concern.

         13 likes

    • Terminal Moraine says:

      They should all move to a secure UN bunker in a remote location. For about 10yrs to be safe.

         6 likes

      • moggiemoo says:

        Perhaps we could then follow the example in the Dirty Dozen and drop a few grenades down the air vents?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Good

         4 likes

    • G says:

      Tomo,

      What do they have to fear?

      Particularly when they have already put “their” legislation in place to deal with any and all ‘threats’ to themselves by the plebs. Are they suggesting that the ‘dice n’ slice’ coverage is really not enough?

      Perhaps they know that when the SHTF, the populace will not concern themselves with niceties contained within their legislation.

      String the lot up on Parliament Square I say ! Bliar first.

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  39. Terminal Moraine says:

    Will Japan succumb to the western migrant madness? Jesper Koll (Japan economist; ex- JP Morgan & Merrill Lynch):

    ————
    “Open-Door Japan: Japan will become an immigration powerhouse. Before the pandemic, the country was on track to accept about 150,000 new non-Japanese employees per year. This more than doubled to almost 350,000 in the first half of 2023. There are now approximately 3.2 million non-Japanese residents of Japan, up from barely half a million 30 years ago […] it is now perfectly reasonable to expect that about 10 percent of employees will be non-Japanese by 2030. That’s more than double the current rate of just below four percent.”
    ————

    The recently-crowned Miss Japan, born in Ukraine to Ukrainian parents, was described by the pageant organiser as “more Japanese than we are.” Remember when Trudeau said he was jealous of immigrants, and that Canada was more for them because Canadians take it for granted?

    Looks like there will be few places free of the globalist sickness.

    https://japanoptimist.substack.com/p/japan-megatrends

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    • MarkyMark says:

      JAPAN WILL BE RENAMED – NOT-JAPAN!

         2 likes

    • popeye says:

      I think the difference here is that, like Australia, they allow in only those with skills needed for the economy; not the open-door policy so beloved of the liberals at the Beeb

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      • MarkyMark says:

        Khadijah Mellah (born 2000) was the first hijab-wearing jockey in a competitive British horse race. Despite being new to horse-racing, she won the Magnolia Cup on her mount Haverland.

        “Is it worth placing a wager on your, I’m from a Muslim back ground but think it will be worth it. It’s OK – no one would have heard me say this it’s fine.”

        Gambling is another fundamental prohibition in Islamic financial system. It’s also known as Maysir and Qimar in Arabic language. It applies to every activity in which a person wins or loses his property by a mere chance. In other words, it’s a game of pure chance where a person wins at the expense of the other.

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      • MarkyMark says:

        https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list

        ​From 25 November 2023 there are changes to occupation requirements for the temporary residence transition streams of the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) visa (subclass 186) and Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) visa (subclass 187). Occupations will no longer need to be specified in a skilled occupation list. The nominated occupation will need to be listed in the ANZSCO and the nominated worker will need to continue to work in the occupation nominated for their TSS visa(s) (ANZSCO 4-digit occupation unit group code).
        ​​

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  40. Fedup2 says:

    Seems the of those slaughtered in Nottingham have realised that the system – state – police – the rest has failed to protect their children from an evil third world vermin – who – in my view – should be put down …. Maybe try out the nitrogen or laughing gas method ….

    The state is not there to protect us anymore …. And certainly not worth fighting for – right 77 brigade?

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  41. MarkyMark says:

    “Grant Shapps gets ‘helping hand’ from Bill Gates in new video as they pledge to make ‘entire world’ net zero”

    make ‘entire world’ net zero – FIGHT FOR GRANT SCHAPPS NEW BRAVE WORLD FUTURE

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Looks like shapps is looking for a job when he gets thrown out in a year or less … desperate blue labour really gonna be taking some bungs this year …

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  42. MarkyMark says:

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  43. MarkyMark says:

    JOBS FOR MATES!

    Another think tanker is moving into government. Deputy Director of the Tory centrist wet think tank Onward, Adam Hawksbee, has been appointed by Rishi Sunak as interim chairman of the “new high-powered Towns Unit to ensure the voices of UK towns are heard loud and clear across government and that vital regeneration comes to life“. A tsar for the suburbs…

    The job is made up of delivering the £1.1 billion “Long-Term Plan for Towns” which aims to “regenerate 55 towns around the country so people can feel proud of the place they call home“. Will Tanner, Downing Street deputy chief of staff and founder of Onward, is clearly exercising some influence in government…
    order-order.com

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  44. MarkyMark says:

    from order-order.com …
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    • JohnC says:

      Absolutely typical of the modern Left.

      They don’t just disagree with people. They hate them with a passion because of their views. How much time did someone spend doing that ?.

      Nasty b@st@rds.

      But where is JRM ?. I thought he was at least top 5.

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