455 Responses to Midweek 1st May 2024

  1. Thoughtful says:

    I believe the Americans call this hump day.

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  2. Thatcherrevolutionary says:

    Ooooooh
    So.close.

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  3. JohnC says:

    Hainault: Boy, 14, killed in sword attack
    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-68927027

    This story is an excellent example of just how racially biased the BBC, Guardian and other Left-leaning MSM have become. They have no fear about how far they push it any longer. Nobody dare complain because THEY will be labelled as the racists.

    I don’t recall seeing photos and videos of a blade attacker in the very opening articles of a story for a long time. Can it really be a conincidence that he is also white ?. Especially as we have observed this kind of racist bias here many times in the past.

    This one has gone through the roof with both Khan and Sunak releasing statements. This before they even know who did it or why.

    Meanwhile on the Evening Standard crime page, I see 5 other stories about murders by BAME. Not a single one to be seen on the BBC.

    And just watch how quickly this story wil disappear if he’s any kind of immigrant.

    How many times have we seen this racist bias by the BBC now ?. What did happen to Sashsa Johnson anyway ?. Her story was huge but dropped the instant they learned it wasn’t whitey who shot her.

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  4. JohnC says:

    Case dropped against ‘traumatised’ former Met officer
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ceq3xw37jdqo

    ‘Former superintendent Novlett Robyn Williams, 59, was accused of failing repeatedly to comply with her sex offender notification requirements.’

    Believe it or not, the case has been dropped because she is extremely upset with her ‘legal ordeal’. No other reason whatsoever.

    ‘Judge Richard Marks KC said the mental health report made “sad and unhappy reading”.’

    ‘He said he could “well imagine her being completely traumatised by the conviction”, adding: “Nobody could describe her as being a sex offender in the true meaning of that expression.”‘

    ‘But added: “As far as I am concerned, she leaves the court with no stain on her character.”‘

    Just in case you are wondering, here’s what she looks like. A rising star in the Met who we only now discover has severe mental issues:
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    One can only wonder if the treatment would have been the same if she was a white male.

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    • popeye says:

      Name tag is interesting. Usually it’s just the surname. Rank is obvious by uniform insignia and why would you want to know an officer’s first (aka Christian) name?

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      • moggiemoo says:

        With a name like Robyn Williams she was always going to involved in some sort of comedy.

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  5. JohnC says:

    Southern Lebanon: BBC sees air strike destruction in deserted towns
    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68927288

    The BBC chasing empathy using Muslim victims again.

    And again without any real inclination or interest to examine why. We get the one-liner that it’s because of Hezbollah terrorists – but that’s only because they have to. And it shows.

    ‘As the BBC team was filming, what seemed to be Israeli drones could be heard in the sky. Moments later, plumes of thick black smoke appeared in the distance, an apparent Israeli strike. It was not possible to know what had been hit.’
    Deliberately written to blame Israel without actually saying it was them. Since when was ‘seemed to be’ a valid claim for any kind of proper journalist ?.

    Then of course it is pure empathy focussing on individual ‘victims’ and their heartbreaking stories about how they cannot go home because of Israel. I fully expect the vast majority of them support the terrorists as do the people in Gaza. But the BBC don’t go anywhere near telling us that.

    Meanwhile the UN peacekeeping force why by definition has utterly failed has this to say:
    ‘”We see many people are tired of the situation on this side of the border and on the other side as well. I think it’s time for peace,” he says.’
    Oh – is that enough reason ?. Ranks up there with Judi Dench’s reason to Remain : ‘Isn’t it just better if we are together ?’.

    It’s always the same with the Left : if it suits their agenda it’s all about the agressors. If that argument doesn’t have a leg to stand on (as in this case) they just focus on empathy for the victims.

    Totally pathetic and as far from what the media are supposed to do as you can get.

    Lets see who wrote this lopsided rubbish. Another MSN and Yahoo veteran who seems to exclusively report about Muslim victims:
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    • MarkyMark says:

      “Southern Lebanon: BBC sees air strike destruction in deserted towns”
      https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68927288

      . . . .

      Relax …. Rishi to bomb Cornwall to level UP!

      . . . .

      Open drug use and increasing anti-social behaviour have left residents of St Austell “exasperated”. Graphic photos on social media have led to a petition being set up to “formally address the heroin problem”. We went to Cornwall’s largest town to talk to people about the situation.

      There are “shoplifters and drug addicts everywhere”, according to a retail worker in the high street, and extra police have been drafted in.
      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-53507720

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  6. AsISeeIt says:

    As previously noted hereabouts, some white man is on the naughty step because he has done something very bad with a weapon type that’s soon to be on our ever-lengthening banned list.

    So as Victorian poet and playwright Robert Browning once wrote: “God’s in His heaven— All’s right with the world!”

    And as the low circulation Guardian once again secures top spot in the BBC online press line-up – our BBC breathlessly relays, re-ephasizes, illustrates, highlights and underscores the approved headlines:

    Almost all of Wednesday’s front pages are dominated by the news that a 14-year-old boy was killed after an attacker armed with a sword went on the rampage in Hainault, north-east London. The Guardian has the headline “22 minutes of horror” (BBC) – further comment would seem superfluous

    – except to say the BBC’s online news map of the Ukraine war (last updated 21 February) has now completely disappeared from the featured items under the War in Ukraine clickable tab – sadly, gone the way of the Daily Express now lost and lamented “United with the People of Ukraine” masthead motto

    …oh, and the BBC have a new major news theme clickable tab: India Election – is if we’re interested

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    • Fedup2 says:

      India – one for the’ diaspora ‘ ( what kind of word is that ? )

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  7. JohnC says:

    ‘I could not protect her’: A dad mourns his child killed in the Channel
    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68930088

    So either this man has gone straight to the BBC or the BBC have actively sought him out in order to produce yet another 100% empathy article which reports everything this Iraqi illegal immigrant tells them as gospel truth.

    Here’s the news BBC : he will lie as easily as stab you in the back. You are the most gullible of idiots. This story has one single solution : stop the boats. The only way to do that is to take them back to France so these people know they are risking their lives for nothing. They will ALL instantly stop if we do that.

    But the BBC don’t go anywhere near any of the truths behind these immigrants. We are never told how most are young, male economic migrants who dump their passports and mobile phones as soon as the UK rescue ship is in sight.

    This article has no actual news content whatsoever. It’s nothing but virtue-signalling empathy from people who live in a false reality bubble. Of course it’s tragic the little girl was suffocated by the others on the boat. Why did none of them help her ?.

    We would get a much better idea of what we are importing if the BBC focused on things like that.

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    • Guest Who says:

      https://x.com/bbcnews/status/1785535407880274176?s=61
      #CCBGB

      Maybe… and this is just a thought… don’t lob junior in a leaky RiB with a bunch of selfish old guys?

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    • tomo says:

      JohnC – Well said

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      • Fedup2 says:

        The today 0810 gig would be – I thought – about knife/ sword crime … but no … it’s a full exploitation job about an illegal killed in France last week – a 7 year old .

        The off switch came after 30 seconds so I didn’t hear the bit about how much you – the British taxpayer – would have to stomp up for the kid and its’ family after ‘leaving ‘ Sweden …..

        Millions … in benefits – health – education …..

        Sink the boats ( or at least return them – Irish style )

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        • Mustapha Sheikup al-Beebi says:

          The Today Programme from 8 a.m. confirmed why I’m right not to listen to it any more than very occasionally. The lead story in the headlines was the drowned 7-year-old (Sarah Hashimi) and then we had about 15 min’s from 08:10 on this story and people-smuggling more generally.

          Why is this even UK news, let alone the number one item? The father, whose daughter was born in Belgium, put her in danger by his decision to get on a boat illegally and it was the selfish people cramming onto it which led to her death. It is nothing to do with UK and occurred outside of it.

          What sickens me is the focus on one individual case, when many more people are being killed right now in Ukraine, Africa, Gaza, etc. No big questions are asked, such as the effect on the “host” countries of (potentially unlimited) immigration by anyone who “just wants a better life” or education for their kids. It’s all emotion, with the wet useless Justin Webb failing to dig deeper.

          It all reminds me of the Alan Kurdi drowning a few years ago. Our gov’t was not explicitly blamed this time (it was people smugglers) but the implication is clear that “something must be done” [passive voice, of course!] which, translated, means the UK tax-payers will need to fork out even more money to put right other people’s problems. This is open borders internationalism for you: no limit to the supposed moral liability of our people for everyone else.

          I’m sick of the BBC’s emotional blackmail and lies, always taking at face value the words of criminals and liars, and never joining the dots to show the pattern.

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      Let me correct that for you, BBC:

      ‘Irresponsible father, encouraged by the government, BBC and NGOs, causes death of daughter in French waters whilst attempting to illegally enter Britain’.

      Weep for the death of a child, but have icy hatred for all the others.

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  8. JohnC says:

    Just been browsing the BBC site looking for some picture of these ‘anti-semetic’ students who are protesting at all these US universities. By ‘anti-semetic’ we mean ‘racist’ of course, but we don’t use the nasty word when it’s against the Jews for some reason I can’t fathom.

    And much to my amazement, I was unable to find any ‘area shots’ where I can see large groups of protestors and the demographic of the people involved.

    Instead it’s all picture of the police or close-ups of individual protestors (usually white girls). It all instantly reminded of all the looting by the BLM ‘protestors’. We rarely got any pictures at all of the actual criminals doing the theiving. We just got pictures of the police dealing with it.

    This is exactly the same racist cover-up by the MSM. BBC included because they are right up there with the worst of them : CNN, MSN etc. Not a single jounralistic ethic between them.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      At 0520 this morning the first words on R4 were “ solidarity with International Workers Day” said the vee gee ethnic …

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      • Nibor says:

        What does the BBC and Guardian know about workers ?

        For that matter what does the Labour know about workers ?

        Labour , change your name and be more honest .

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        • Rob in Cheshire says:

          “The Party of Public Sector Paper Shufflers, Work From Homers and Diversity Managers” is longer, but more accurate.

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  9. Guest Who says:

    https://x.com/bbcnews/status/1785561207035899913?s=61
    Desborough woman quits job to search for missing dog

    Be ironic if she was a train driver.

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  10. tomo says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      I hope she has more luck than …

      “Meloni quoting Chesterton

      “Fires will be kindled to testify that two and two make four. Swords will be drawn to prove that leaves are green in summer. We shall be left defending, not only the incredible virtues and sanities of human life, but something more incredible”
      @GKCdaily”

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      • Rob in Cheshire says:

        I don’t think the establishment is afraid of her now, she is bought and paid for. The one thing you can be sure of in the EU is that democracy is not allowed.

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        • MarkyMark says:

          Qatargate is an ongoing political scandal, involving allegations that European Parliament officials, lobbyists and their families have been influenced by the governments of Qatar, Morocco and Mauritania, engaging in corruption, money laundering, and organized crime.[1] Law enforcement authorities in Belgium, Italy and Greece seized €1.5 million in cash, confiscated computers and mobile phones, and charged four individuals with the alleged offences.[2][3][4][5]

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

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    • MarkyMark says:

      In an essay about America Alone, Christopher Hitchens wrote that “Mark Steyn believes that demography is destiny, and he makes an immensely convincing case,” then detailed many points at which he disagreed with Steyn. Hitchens believed Steyn erred by “considering European Muslim populations as one.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Chris Martin and Ariana Grande – Don’t Look Back In Anger (One Love Manchester)

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      • Rob in Cheshire says:

        I do look back in anger. Does that make me a bad person? I do hope I don’t incur the wrath of Chris Martin.

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      Eva

      16783% more attractive than Jacinda.

      bBC Verified Fact

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  11. tomo says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      £3000 from Rishi salary?

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Great encouragement to come to UK – free money £3K of borrowed taxpayers ‘ cash is – a lot …. Buy a house in
        Rwanda Avenue

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        • MarkyMark says:

          Migrants in Germany: Should they be paid to go home?
          Published
          15 December 2017
          https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-42235232

          Individuals will get €1,000 and families up to €3,000 (£2,650; $3,540) to cover rent or resettlement costs back in their home countries – things like basic kitchen or bathroom facilities.

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      • JohnC says:

        The lower end of the average salary in Rwanda is about £750 a year – so he’s been given 4 years salary just for going.

        And of course he will just leave Rwanda and come back to Europe with 3 grand in his pocket. You can be 100% certain the BBC will not tell us he has absconded when they send a useless clone out to interview him after the first few months.

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        • Fedup2 says:

          I mean – it’s beyond belief how wasteful of taxpayers’ money this shambles is – and at the same time they are chasing British carers who have gone over the wage limit ….

          .. the sooner this lot are gone for ever the better – starts Thursday ….

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          • JohnC says:

            What I find beyond belief is that Sunak seems to think it is the answer to the illegal immigration problem.

            I’m still waiting for a convincing explanation why we can’t just take these illegal boats back to France where they came from. Or at the very least prevent them entering UK waters leaving them no option but to go back.

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            • digg says:

              Because Rishi and his gang don’t want to upset Macaroni in France let alone the bunch of twats in Brussels.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      1 migrant in 2 MPs out?

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    • digg says:

      I would not be surprised to find out that the immigrant was actually from Rwanda originally so grabbed a few week holiday in Europe and the UK with free board and lodging plus pocket money then a £3000 bung to take back home.

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  12. JohnC says:

    ‘Close enough to see their faces’: Chased down by China in South China Sea
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c51n21zr941o

    You can watch this video of the brave Jonathan Head starting to panic secure in the knowledge he is every bit the grubby left-wing BBC shit he appears to be.

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  13. tomo says:

    Meanwhile

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Do you notice the absence of anything about the multiple stabbings on Wednesday ? There was wall to wall repeats of tazering and shouting and blocked roads .

      Now there is …zip …. This usually means something unapproved is in the mix … maybe maybe not – but the msm has done this – we know how regularly they censor unapproved facts – such as the colour of killers – so what could it be here ?

      Please don’t speculate or talk about this or put anything on the internet because plod is watching and you’ll get a visit ….

      BTW – anyone seen any illegals ? The home office can’t find them – maybe they are in Eire …

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      • JohnC says:

        I vote they’ve found out he is an immigrant.

        Plod will have trouble paying me a visit out here.

        ‘A man carrying a bag of toilet roll and a woman walking her child to school have seen their names jotted down on a piece of paper, BBC reporter Azadeh Moshiri, who is at the scene, said.’

        I wonder what relevance the bag of toilet rollS is (that’s ‘s’ for plural Azadeh, but it’s OK because I suspect English is not your first language).

        This is her. 100% for the quota.
        ‘On the face of it, the daughter of one of Britain’s richest men seems an unlikely candidate for charitable help.’
        ‘But Azadeh Moshiri has credited her time at a charity aimed at helping disadvantaged journalists for securing her new job at the BBC.’
        1567966258659?e=2147483647&v=beta&t=oGZ7Y-1ou__OMyz2quvJ5uSyc_C72V0FVSEgcX718Yw
        License fee payers money well spent ?.

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        • Fedup2 says:

          My money is on a mad Romanian or Lithuanian or pole – certainly 7am is a weird time to go berserk … maybe the drugs work …
          History of mental issues – recently released – failure of probation service – failure of social – neighbours told the ‘authorities ‘ -done it before – full £ public £ inquiry £ …

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      • Doublethinker says:

        Fed,
        This is the second reference that I seen on the site about exercising caution in what we post because plod may be monitoring the site.
        It has been a theoretical threat to our freedom to speech on the site for several years but is there now solid evidence that the site is being monitored ?
        To have realistic cause to be worried about writing the sort if things that appear on this site and so to be forced to self censor is profoundly NOT the England I grew up in.
        I loath what we have become or rather what has been done to us.

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        • Fedup2 says:

          Double – I’ve no evidence of monitoring – but I reckon ‘community tension ‘ is monitored via sites like this – although I think this would be on the very ‘soft ‘ list compared to the anger elsewhere .

          I suppose posters’ IP addresses and the like are cross referenced elsewhere .

          To me government policy – using the bbc – is to repress the anger of British people seeing their country destroyed in front of them – having Huge population increases spreading like a cancer across the country – and putting off the possibility of resisting .
          ‘Some ‘ – such as me – thinks we have already crossed that point – Muslims and other aliens are now in charge – with only disregard or dismissal of the way the British choose to live ( whether it’s good or bad ) and see their destiny as turning UK into a strict Islamic state ….

          Note to 77 Brigade Fedup File – check for his activity on other sites ….

          BTW – on this one my ‘caution ‘ mention was meant in jest because plod are for ever telling people in such circumstances not to ‘comment ‘.
          Comment – should be free – and it’s no place of plod to control speech ….

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          • digg says:

            When you think about it, the trend to punishing speech and thought are very Sharia-style actions, maybe thats where all this thought and speech policing crap is being pushed fro. After all Sharia is the epitome of ultimate citizen control.

            It starts with what you can say then moves on to what you can wear, eat and finally do etc…

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  14. Sluff says:

    Toady on full-on pro mass immigration mode today.

    JustRemainin Webb has clearly migrated from Remain as in Brexit to Remain as in all illegal asylum seekers.

    Around 0715 on the subject of the one single Rwanda returnee he ‘interviewed ‘ ( hahaha) a woman from Leigh Day solicitors. This was clearly meant to imply some sort of impartial expertise. It was of course nothing of the sort. Just google ‘Leigh Day asylum’ to see where they are coming from.

    https://www.leighday.co.uk/our-services/human-rights/immigration-and-asylum/

    Disingenuous as ever, no-one at Toady thought to mention any of this. Keep Schtum was clearly the directive. We were thus then treated to an unapologetic ‘let them all in’ political tirade masquerading as legal expertise.

    In other words…….totally biased asylum business as usual at the appalling BBC.

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    • andyjsnape says:

      Hello Sluf

      Can only imagine the bbc reporting, if “hotel Rwanda” kicked off (as in the film by the name)

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  15. tomo says:

    Why so little MSM interest in who the traffickers really are and how they really operate?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Tomo -cash prizes ? Handouts from the DWP – free houses , education , healthcare – then ‘go home ‘ when you want to ? What’s not to like.?

      Send them back

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      • tomo says:

        BUT, BUT…. how can they simultaneously pay them and yet not know where half of them are?

        – in Lineker’s repurposed garden office?

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    • Thoughtful says:

      Probably benefit chasing
      Where else in Europe is the government so insane it will give a family of bogus asylum seekers thousands a money and countless other benefits?

      And worse is that the same government will then attack the indigenous population for daring to claim the benefits they are entitled to, and morons will run off like dogs to a whistle to join in the condemnation, completely unaware they are being manipulated.

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    • Mrs Kitty says:

      Had been refused asylum in Belgium then Sweden over 14 years, all 3 children were born in Europe and they were going to be deported back to Iraq as it was considered safe.

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  16. pugnazious says:

    The population of Iraq is 45 million….apparently they can all come here…says the BBC as it shamelessly tries a bit of emotional blackmail…that is so obvious and clearly meant to manipulate your feelings that it will probably serve only to cause more anger and opinion against migration….

    ”I could not protect her’: A dad mourns his child killed in the Channel’

    Why is this a story never mind the top story on the BBC just now?

    They were refused refugee status numerous times by the EU and to escape deportation back to Iraq he put his family at huge risk….and the BBC is not so subtly blaming us….

    ‘This was my last option,” he said, appealing to the British government for sympathy and support.’

    Naturally not forthcoming so he took to the boat and his daughter died…it’s our fault she died. He didn’t want handouts…just schooling and housing and medical care and all the other services that he would claim for his three kids…and then no doubt try to bring the rest of his family over.

    This isn’t a news story, it’s propaganda…note there’s no explanantion of why he fled Iraq or why he couldn’t go back…or that there’s no context or wider exploration of the issues, just a long story that’s shaped to tug at your heart strings….no investigation of how safe Iraq is or how such open door policies, if his family can come here what’s to stop all Iraqis coming here in theory…or all people of the world who claim to be ‘threatened’?, no, and there never is, idea of the damage mass immigration does to a country, its society, infrastructure, stability and trust.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68930088

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    • JohnC says:

      This is exactly what the Left are doing pug:

      They are thrusting their agenda into your face then blaming you for the division in society when they get the backlash.

      The hypocrisy astounds me when they blame Trump for causing social division. His popularity is an effect, not the cause.

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  17. Thoughtful says:

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    • pugnazious says:

      Who knew?….

      ‘ Promote the U.N. as the only hope for mankind. If its charter is rewritten, demand that it be set up as a one-world government with its own independent armed forces. (Some Communist leaders believe the world can be taken over as easily by the U.N. as by Moscow. Sometimes these two centers compete with each other as they are now doing in the Congo.)’

      ‘Create the impression that violence and insurrection are legitimate aspects of the American tradition; that students and special-interest groups should rise up and use [“]united force[“] to solve economic, political or social problems.’

      https://www.marxists.org/subject/art/literature/children/ref/gov/gov1.html

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  18. pugnazious says:

    Imagine that after any one of the numerous Muslim terrorist attacks in our country that people had decided to protest at various Muslim locations such as mosques, schools or Islamic cultural centres and the police moved in and cleared out the protestors and arrested many of them do you think the BBC would be suggesting that ‘Critics might say that this is a heavy handed attack on freedom of speech’?

    I don’t think so…the BBC would be filling the airwaves with outraged comment about the Far-Right, racists and Islamophobes.

    However mass pro-Palestinian protests in the US that make life very uncomfortable and fearful for Jewish students are fine, as they are here where the streets of London are a no-go zone for Jews thanks to Khan’s hate marches.

    Can’t say I’ve ever heard the BBC saying the police hounding the EDL and Tommy Robinson and using force against them was ‘a heavy handed attack on freedom of speech.’ but if you try to close down colleges and intimidate Jews on behalf of Muslims it’s OK.

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  19. Fedup2 says:

    Friday morning will be wall to wall Emir – now concentrating on banishing the last of the English white people from the caliphate –
    Next stage – pay per mile travel – because a loopy coroner said a kid with a weak chest died from car fumes ….

    Can only be a matter of time before the churches become mosques ….

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  20. pugnazious says:

    Which side do you think the BBC is on here?….just lovely caring, peaceful protestors….

    ‘The view from Columbia 36 hours ago: A sense of foreboding

    Nomia Iqbal

    BBC News, Columbia University

    More than 36 hours ago, we were inside the Columbia campus.

    We’d heard that protesters in the encampment on the lawn had been told to clear by 14:00 local time (18:00 GMT) on Tuesday.

    Media started lining up outside as police erected barriers, with some officers carrying zip wires. There was a sense that something was coming.

    When we got inside the encampment itself, it was peaceful – protesters were bathing in the sun, doing school work on their laptops and making sure everyone was fed.

    Some were worried police would come in again – but others suggested they wouldn’t, given the controversy that ensued after riot police arrested students on 18 April.

    Dozens of faculty linked arms to guard the entrance of the encampment. There was a real sense of “the police better not try this again”.

    Before we left the campus on Monday night, we heard negotiations between students and the university administration had broken down.

    But Mahmoud Khalil, lead negotiator and a Columbia student, told us he was optimistic they could get back on track.

    On Tuesday we woke up to news that a building inside Columbia had been broken into and occupied, and negotiations fell apart even faster.

    Khalil later told us he had been suspended from Columbia. A Palestinian from Syria, he is reliant on a visa to be here. He said he had been promised protections given his position as a negotiator – but he is now unsure about what might lies ahead.’

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  21. tomo says:

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    • Sluff says:

      Shows a fundamental problem. MPs, irrespective of political party, rapidly become part of the public sector entitlement culture, and turkeys do not vote for Christmas.
      The situation will worsen after the election when Labour clobber private pensioners and homeowners in order to feed the unreformed public sector with even more cash.

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      • Mustapha Sheikup al-Beebi says:

        £52k per annum for this non-entity is obscene!

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    • Thoughtful says:

      Yeah because what we really need is either stunningly wealthy individuals in parliament or ones prepared to take money from all commers to make the laws and policy they want because the electorate doesn’t want to pay their political class.

      Let me ask every reader of this, how long can you last with no income?
      Aside from the lowest pay in the Western world, the political class can lose their jobs every 5 years, and whilst I agree there are probably twice the amount the UK needs.

      Failure to pay the going rate results in the Islamisation of the country, which many people say is preferable to paying politicians a reasonable salary.

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      One off payment of £52K £3K if he voluntarily goes to Rwanda? Anyone up for a whip-round?

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    • Docmarooned says:

      Tomo – of course the vile racist muslim has no decency.

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  22. Sluff says:

    Mr Sluff junior recently travelled on Rwanda Air to Southern Africa for around £600 return (cheapest option) .
    If you can make the journey from Rwanda or nearby country, to London for around this cost and then get free board and lodging for a while AND then be given £3000 by the UK government I.e gifted by the taxpayer to make the return journey, netting over £2000 in the process, money which will go a long way in most of Africa, then why wouldn’t you?
    The UK social services and immigration system must be the laughing stock of the world, and the spineless Tories, afraid of being labelled uncaring by the Leftoid MSM are to blame.

       27 likes

  23. Fedup2 says:

    Anyone who still votes for them should be ashamed ( and not in that vacuous ‘shame on you Way ) ….

       13 likes

  24. JohnC says:

    ‘Horrific violence’ on LA campus after police clear New York protest
    https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-68924299?src_origin=BBCS_BBC

    The ‘horrific violence’ in this case is firecrackers. Horrific violence by the people these protestors are supporting is shooting women through the face to take it off as another humiliation after raping them.

    And the BBC are VERY quick to blame pro-Israel supporters. Straight away we get:
    ‘On social media, there are reports that pro-Israel demonstrators started attacking the pro-Palestinian camp in the night.’
    Reports by who BBC ?. Any evidence they ARE pro-Israel protestors at this point ?.

    Looking around the net, some sites are claiming these are agitators who have come in to start some violence. And who are the ones who are most likely to do that – posing as pro-Israel protestors ?. Antifa ?. BLM ?. All credible options but the BBC will avoid that subject until there is proof.

    Get the police in with Tasers and arrest the whole lot.

       20 likes

    • moggiemoo says:

      ‘All credible options but the BBC will avoid that subject until there is proof’… at which time the BBC will, er, continue to avoid the subject.

         3 likes

  25. pugnazious says:

    LOL….the government opens the doors and speeds through refugee decisions in order to gaslight the public by clearing the backlog the BBC complains that giving them immigration status makes them homeless…..

    ‘As the government strove to meet Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s end-of-2023 deadline for processing all asylum claims made before July 2022, the Home Office also ramped up the number of decisions made on applications, making more in the last six months of 2023 than in the two years before that.

    But the record levels of grants left more refugee families facing homelessness.’

    The BBC tries to suggest that the idea that ‘refugees’ fleeing oppression in the UK due to Rwanda threats is false…..however its own example proves it true…and shows that the ‘refugee’ is just an economic migrnats out for ‘opportunitities’…

    ‘The BBC spoke to a 22-year-old man from India who is living in one of the tents. He said he had been studying in the UK but his visa had expired and he had left because “they made strict rules”.

    He said he had travelled to Northern Ireland by ferry and then got on a bus to Dublin, saying “I came for good opportunities”. ‘

    The Telegraph also backs up the story that the economic migrants fear being sent to Rwanda…

    ‘Sitting on a makeshift bed and hiding his face behind the flap of his tent, Mr Mhammed tells how he fled from Britain to Ireland to avoid deportation to Rwanda. He was among the first migrants to be notified by letter that he would be sent to the East African country after he arrived in the UK on a small boat in 2022.’

    BBC is in a fix eh?….tries to say ‘Rwanda’ will never work and so tries to disprove the truth…and has to somehow back the Irish government as it tries to deport ‘refugees’ back to the UK…which it declared an ‘unsafe country’ for migrants….but at the same time say how evil and racist and heartless the Brits are for wanting to refuse to let ’em all in here.

    Once you make your organisation a mouthpiece for a certain narrative you get in a bit of a bind as the truth confounds the lies you tell….and you have to twist and turn and con and lie to the public in order to hide your deceits.

       24 likes

    • Guest Who says:

      https://x.com/Nosenatorsson1/status/1785584172171465128
      The National Crime Agency’s director of threat leadership Chris Farrimond tells #R4Today there’s not a big crossover between people smugglers and other criminal trades.

      BBC premier political show gets in bloke with awesome title to say things. Steers clear of slavery and prostitution.

      Gets 1 comment.

         12 likes

    • Thoughtful says:

      It’s a disgusting example of cowardice and expediency on the party of the government when they should be returning them to the country they claim to originate from.
      Most of these illegals have already been refused asylum in Europe and are coming to soft touch Britain for another bite of the cherry.

         12 likes

  26. atlas_shrugged says:

    Ladies and Gentlemen this is Captain Tobias welcoming you on-board:

    £3000 spending money would be useful!

       10 likes

  27. pugnazious says:

    Free homes for all….

    Astonishing that the likes of the BBC thinks this is in any way sustainable or manageable.

    LOL….contrast how the BBC reports the police moving protestors in the US with how they report ‘refugees’ being moved in Dublin.

    It’s all very low key and explanatory…the BBC wanting you to understand that the Irish only have the ‘refugees” best interests at heart….imagine this in Britain if we cleared the streets and then moved them on to yet more tents….or, heaven forbid, a plush barge with load of facilities…..

    ‘Asylum seekers who were camping outside a government office in central Dublin have been moved by officials.

    Hundreds of international protection applicants had been in a makeshift camp outside the International Protection Office on Mount Street for months.

    They were taken by bus to alternative accommodation – understood to be other tents – on Saturday morning.

    The Taoiseach (Irish PM) Leo Varadkar told RTÉ News the tents had been moved for “health and safety reasons”.

    Speaking from Washington DC, where he is taking part in St Patrick’s Day celebrations, Mr Varadkar told the Irish broadcaster that the alternative site had sanitary facilities and showers, while the original site did not.

    There has been criticism of the conditions the people have been living in.

    RTÉ has reported that rubbish and damaged tents have been left behind at the city-centre site, which has no sanitation.’

    Ah yes…so lovely…

    ‘In a statement the The Department of Integration said those who had accepted the offer would be given food, personal toiletries, toilet and shower facilities at the site.

    The department said it would engage with the Irish health service to “ensure the wellbeing of those on site”.

    The Irish refugee council said on X (formerly Twitter) that the move was welcome news but that they hoped the people had been taken to “appropriate accommodation where they can recuperate”.’

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv2y4nv8ej2o

       14 likes

    • JohnC says:

      Those in charge have moved the illegal immigrants where they never have to meet them and other people who are not in charge have to deal with the behaviour they bring.

      Just like they do here.

         17 likes

    • moggiemoo says:

      Are they practicing for Glastonbury?

         2 likes

  28. Fedup2 says:

    From the DT – a bit of enriching news-

    STARTS a police officer has been charged under the Terrorism Act after allegedly publishing a Hamas-supporting image on WhatsApp.

    PC Mohammed Adil, 26, was charged after an investigation was carried out by Counter Terrorism Policing North East into messages shared on WhatsApp.

    He is charged with two counts of publishing an image in support of a proscribed organisation, specifically Hamas, contrary to section 13 of the Terrorism Act.

    PC Adil, based in Calderdale, is currently suspended from West Yorkshire Police. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court tomorrow.ENDS –

    Nice one PC Mohammed – been giving the enemy useful information mate ?

       19 likes

    • pugnazious says:

      Be assured…it’s only a few radical Muslims….the vast majority are proud to be British and in no way want to see Islam take over.

         18 likes

      • MarkyMark says:

        “…BBC poll in 2015 found that 27% of British Muslims had quote ‘Some sympathy’ (27% or a third) for the people who went into the offices of Charlie Hebdo and killed the cartoonists, editors and journalists there. Channel 4 poll from last year (2015), found that only 1% of UK Muslims think that publications should have the right to publish the cartoons of Mohammed.”
        – Douglas Murray (2016?)

           8 likes

  29. pugnazious says:

    Not an analysis you will ever find on the BBC…you know it already but ‘Humza Useless'[as named by his own sister], was a continuing, long drawn out disaster for Scotland….but he’s brown and Muslim, and glory of glories married to a Palestinian….the BBC must have thought he walked on water…..

    ‘ANDREW NEIL: The fall of Humza Useless means independence is dead for a generation. The only legacy…’

    ‘The resignation of Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf is more than just the demise of a hapless nonentity who was never up to the job anyway.

    It is a milestone marking the end, at last, of the SNP’s arrogant domination of Scottish politics for almost two decades. The Nationalists now face defeat in Westminster and Holyrood elections.

    At the same time, it was becoming clear that her government was making an unholy mess of the things that really mattered to Scots, like schools, hospitals and roads. No wonder she scuttled for the exit before the roof fell in, bequeathing Yousaf a weak hand which he proceeded to play badly.

    Nobody should be surprised by this. Yousaf made a hash of everything he touched in government but, so shallow is the Holyrood gene pool, he could always count on being promoted to his next level of incompetence.

    Like many an over-confident public school boy who never had a proper job outside politics, he seemed to think he could glide through life without being overburdened by homework or preparation.

    He is by no means a bad man, or even nasty. But vanity and stupidity can be a fatal cocktail.

    As transport minister he failed to deliver two ferries for Scotland’s poorly-served western islands which were meant to become operational on his watch. (Years late and tens of millions over budget they have still to start service.)

    He made no progress in turning the A9, Scotland’s most dangerous road, into a dual carriageway. But he did become the first ever transport minister to be pulled over for driving without insurance.

    As justice minister, he fathered the ludicrous hate crime legislation which has tarnished Scotland’s global reputation for free speech and became a national joke on implementation.

    As health minister he left Scotland’s NHS in even worse shape than he found it, which was quite an achievement since he had taken over during the pandemic. The recent Covid inquiry hearings revealed a health minister out of his depth.

    Despite far greater funding than the English NHS, barely one significant health target was met while he was in charge and now, for the first time, private healthcare is booming north of the border.

    A track record of failure like this should have disqualified him from becoming First Minister. But it didn’t. He had Sturgeon’s blessing, he was amiable, young and progressive. His sister had once dubbed him ‘Humza Useless’. He proceeded to live up to the nickname she gave him.

    The SNP was in turmoil by the time Nicola Sturgeon stepped down, with membership in freefall and the police all over the party like a rash, says Andrew Neil

    ‘I will not trade my principles to stay in power,’ he said in his resignation statement yesterday. In fact, he has no principles. He merely mouthed fashionable progressive platitudes, which went unchallenged in the Left-wing echo chamber he inhabited. It made him inclined to go along with every madcap scheme the SNP’s Green coalition partners proposed.

    His political touch was tenuous. He pitched himself as ‘Continuity Sturgeon’ just as her reputation was being trashed.

    He hitched himself to the gender self-identification zealots, promoted by the Greens, even though they had already done much to undermine Sturgeon’s standing with a Scottish public which is much more socially conservative than its political elite. He bought into impossible cuts in climate emission standards by 2030, requiring the hugely unpopular removal of one million gas boilers.

    He brought a slapstick, Keystone Cops element to the corridors of power. The SNP camper van seized by the police and the police tent erected on Sturgeon’s garden had already made Scotland something of a laughing stock but Yousaf did his bit to add to the gaiety of the nation: falling off his scooter in a Holyrood corridor, struggling with scissors as he tried to cut a ribbon at an office opening, bleating that he ‘didn’t mean… to make them [the Greens] angry’ when he terminated the SNP’s power-sharing agreement.

    His failure to see this and the fact he was bereft of a Plan B was what brought him down in the end and suggests he’s not really suited to politics. There were times when he made even Liz Truss look competent. His departure leaves the SNP in tatters.’

       17 likes

    • moggiemoo says:

      Wouldn’t his departure improve the SNP’s standing? Just like Rishi’s will improve…no, that’s ridiculous..

         5 likes

  30. Fedup2 says:

    I understand that the UK and Eire governments have an ‘informal protocol ‘ about the ‘return ‘( ugh) of asylum seekers to Northern Ireland (UK) – so it’s not legally binding ….

    … but I can imagine a convoy of buses secretly driving from the South to the North – out of the sight of taxpayers’ eyes and dumping the vermin back on the British taxpayer …..

    It’s just not right – no methinks – legal as we are not in the EU anymore …..and they still are …

       21 likes

  31. Ian Rushlow says:

    Let’s take a minute out to remind ourselves what real refugees look like:

    https://api.time.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/ap74254747726.jpg?quality=75&w=828

    Make a note, BBC – it’s women, children and old men with meagre posessions, not strapping young military age men in designer tracksuits, clutching the latest gadgets.

       24 likes

  32. Eddy Booth says:

    “Who is the suspect? A 36-year-old man was arrested at the scene. He’s yet to be questioned by police because he’s in hospital for injuries sustained when he crashed a van into a house – apparently before the attacks.”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-london-68926446

    If you’ve seen the videos, he’s running around, jumping fences, climbing on to roofs, wielding a sword etc.
    But we’re meant to believe he suddenly needs hospital treatment for prior vehicle crash injuries.

    Maybe police gave him a good kicking or something.

    How do they know he’s 36 if they’re yet to question him?

       29 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      Mental Health Lone Wolf?
      Run.Hide.Tell.

         12 likes

      • Fedup2 says:

        I think the identity will be withheld – mental issues – trial – plead diminished responsibility – gets away with it …

        3 stabbed at Sheffield school this morning … just another day … right Rishi – they’ll be effusive at PMQs about this and that – but really care ? No …

           21 likes

  33. MarkyMark says:

    2017 … Individuals will get €1,000 and families up to €3,000 (£2,650; $3,540) to cover rent or resettlement costs back in their home countries – things like basic kitchen or bathroom facilities.
    Published 15 December 2017
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-42235232

       2 likes

  34. Fedup2 says:

    Not BBC – YouTube – if you appreciate good free films – try ‘12 o ‘clock high’ ….. it’s about another time ….. and also there is a BBC film when it was the BBC – ‘bomber Harris ‘….

    But a tip – make sure you have the time to watch them straight through ….

       8 likes

  35. MarkyMark says:

    “The BBC brought human rights lawyer Jacqueline McKenzie onto the Today Programme this morning to chat about the first voluntary Rwanda removal this week. What the BBC seems to have forgotten to mention that McKenzie also has a role advising the Labour Party as a member of their “Race Equality Taskforce”. ”
    order-order.com


    HA HA HA HA
    ….

    BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast
    BBC Radio 5 Live, Wednesday 3 January 2018

    During a phone-in on the programme a contributor, Danielle Tiplady was introduced as a staff nurse. We should have established and made clear on air that she was a political activist.

    08/01/2018
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/helpandfeedback/corrections_clarifications/corrections_2018/

       14 likes

    • tomo says:

      Standard BBC fare ain’t it?

      poop ‘n scoot with the agenda – less than .001% of the listeners (left) will even notice?

         8 likes

  36. MarkyMark says:

    “McKenzie eventually argued we shouldn’t worry about it because a “very small number” don’t get asylum and that “the UK doesn’t have a major problem with asylum seekers” – instead this country simply does not want to “do its bit“. Is that soon to be the official Labour position?”
    order-order.com

    . . . . . . . SAUDI ARE BUYING UK FOOTBALL CLUBS AND DOING THEIR BIT TO REDUCE MIGRANT CROSSINGS … HA HA HA HAH …..

    Saudi Arabia: Mass Killings of Migrants at Yemen Border
    Systematic Abuses of Ethiopians May Amount to Crimes Against Humanity
    https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/08/21/saudi-arabia-mass-killings-migrants-yemen-border

       4 likes

  37. Terminal Moraine says:

    R5 just now on the Iraqi channel girl —

    Naga responds to a listener complaining that we rarely get to hear background details of migration amidst all the ‘story’ and seeks to address this. In a translated excerpt, the girl’s father describes having his asylum claim rejected 14 times from Belgium, Sweden and Finland. Not once; 14 times.

    Naga’s not interested why. Nor is the BBC Paris correspondent, who says he spent a week on this item. Back to the emotional manipulation then.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68930088

       18 likes

  38. Terminal Moraine says:

    On the ‘too many white men’ train drivers —

       11 likes

  39. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    I wonder how the population of Rwanda are feeling about having tens of thousands of failed asylum seekers dumped on them.

    First of all, it’s not very nice when your Country is used as a sort of punishment place. It’s like the naughty corner when you’ve been misbehaving.
    It’s being used as a threat to try and stop all the Doctors and Scientists from jumping onto a rubber inflateable to get to their benefit and home providers here.
    A threat means it must be a rotten place to be sent to so don’t dare to try and come here.
    It’s like a civil servant in London being threatened to be sent to the Orkneys or Middlesborough as a punishment posting.

    Once they are there (if it ever happens) you can bet the Rwandans will be claiming some kind of payments long after the ‘asylum seeker’ has upped and off towards Sweden or Calais (or maybe popped home for a holiday to the place he is saying wants to kill him)

    We will be getting lots of lifetime hospital cases in exchange from Rwanda as part of the agreement and these will go straight onto the nhs treatments lists with multiple health issues from cleft palates to cancers and other expensive treatments.
    At least all the ones coming over the Channel are fit and healthy young men not requiring any nhs treatments.

    We are getting the worst of all the possible options and nothing the government is doing will decrease the numbers flooding over to us.

    So then, we see Rwanda as a shithole place (but have to say it’s fantastic) so which is it.

    If it’s a success (money spinner) for Rwanda there will be many others queuing up to join in.
    Sudan, Iran, Yemen for example. Just send the Iranians to Afghanistan and the Afghans to Iran and Bob’s your Uncle.

       12 likes

  40. Fedup2 says:

    Tricky one from Rumour Control One – that the swordsman ( or knife man if you are ‘thoughtful ‘ ) is a Serbian Muslim ….. well I wonder if we will see …
    I somehow think if his details are released it will be either at a very busy time ( eg after the elections tomorrow ) or at the weekend …..
    Might be wrong though eh?

       20 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      We are now a Blakanised state!

      “Balkanization or Balkanisation is the process involving the fragmentation of an area, country, or region into multiple smaller and hostile units.”

         9 likes

    • Thoughtful says:

      I think it is inevitable that given the scale of enrichment, British Police in certain areas are going to have to carry firearms as a matter of routine.
      OK it’s a matter of pedantry but to be a sword a bladed weapon needs to have some form of handguard and this thing doesn’t. It looks like one of the cheap ornamental Samurai type things but it’s a small one. Had it been used against a real sword I expect it would have fallen apart very quickly.

      They can still be sharpened, and clearly lethal and I don’t suppose when you are on the pointy end you very much care what it is.

      Here is someone I watch from time to time as yes I do own a real one and learning how to use them is great excercise for keeping fit.

         5 likes

  41. Guest Who says:

    https://x.com/bbcnews/status/1785606590675947772?s=61
    Sangita Myska leaves LBC as Vanessa Feltz joins in schedule shake-up

    Rejoining the BBC with Nihilism or off the Mehdi’s HBC?

       4 likes

  42. MarkyMark says:

    The immigrants make their way north, having no desire to assimilate to French culture, but continuing to demand a First World standard of living, even as they flout laws, do not produce, and murder French citizens, such as factory bosses and shopkeepers, as well as the ordinary people who do not welcome them. They are also joined by the immigrants who already reside in Europe, as well as various left-wing and anarchist groups. Across the West, more and more migrants arrive and have children, rapidly growing to outnumber whites.

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

       12 likes

  43. MarkyMark says:

    “South Yorkshire Police said it was called reports of an incident involving a “sharp object” at about 08:50 BST.”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-68935455

    “sharp object” = Diane Abbott?

       10 likes

    • Thoughtful says:

      Probably caught Whitey with a sharpened pencil in the vicinity of a Mosque.

      And if you think this is a joke, the joke is the Gestapo ‘Police’.

      ” A man was arrested and charged with possessing a sharp pencil near a mosque hours after the Westminster attack.

      Homeless Jake Jones, 24, was accused of having the piece of stationary as an offensive weapon after being detained by officers called to Grimsby Mosque, in Grimsby.”

      It got even worse as they arrested him on Letseby Avenue !

      https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/homeless-man-arrested-carrying-sharp-10551684

         7 likes

      • MarkyMark says:

        Wow! We are living in a comedy of errors….

        “Homeless man arrested for carrying sharp pencil as an offensive weapon
        Police had been responding to a report of ‘suspicious activity’ at the place of worship when they accused Jake Jones, 24, of possessing a piece of stationary as an offensive weapon

        The man was alleged to have told a police officer he had the pencil so he could ‘stab’ someone (Image: grimsbytelegraph WS)

        ByJenny KirkhamLucy Clarke-BillingsDeputy News Editor
        12:34, 3 Jun 2017”

           4 likes

  44. Fedup2 says:

    Let’s hear it for PC Cliff Mitchell – previously of met plod . PC Cliff brought vibrancy and rape at least 13 times whilst serving … he’s just got life – so guess PC Cliff will be out in 5 …..

    The 14 year old victim at Hainault has now been named – he went to one of the leading private schools in my part of North East Londonistan …. But the killer ( alleged ) remains both unofficially nor officially named …..
    Maybe they’ll wait til after the elections … as if it matters

       13 likes

    • Fedup2 says:

      Real cat fight going on with x5 wimmin autocue readers versus the BBC in a tribunal …. Sexism in the BBC – cue Huw ….

         6 likes

  45. pugnazious says:

    You can see why the BBC now disdains it’s famous ‘Civilisation’ series…Clarke saw the writing on the wall and described perfectly what is happening now….aided and abetted by a BBC that hates our civilisation….and shouldn’t the same trigger warning be applied to the rewrite of ‘Civilisation’ by the BBC….created by people reflecting the “standards and attitudes” of their time…ie ‘far-left’….

    ‘It does seem hard to believe that the European civilization can ever vanish and yet to know it has happened once. All the life-giving human activities that we lump together under the word civilization have been obliterated once already in Western Europe. When the Barbarians ran over the Roman Empire for two centuries the heart of European civilization almost stopped beating, we got through by the skin of our teeth…in the last few years we developed an uneasy feeling that this could happen again and advanced thinkers [BBC/Guardinianistas] who even in Roman times thought it’d be fine to gang up with the Barbarians have begun to question if civilization is worth preserving.’

    The barbarians are back, within the gates….and the BBC collaborates with them to bring about our downfall…..The Great Replacment and the Great Reset.

       14 likes

    • moggiemoo says:

      Are the BBC so dim that they don’t recognise that they themselves, by necessity, will also be replaced?

         13 likes

    • Fedup2 says:

      It’s being repeated on BBC 4 … at silly o’clock

         6 likes

  46. Loobyloo says:

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/01/police-officer-charged-terror-offence-hamas/

    Diversity is our strength?? Err maybe not. What a mess we’re in.

    Apologies – don’t look at BBC any more, I wonder if they’ve covered this story.

       11 likes

  47. Foscari says:

    I dont think we are being fair to the BBC, ” You know
    you can trust the BBC.” Isn’t this their Maxim ?
    What further proof does anybody want. Than their
    reporting from Israel and Gaza ? And if that isn’t enough
    proof you want . How about Nomia Iqbal
    interviewing Mahmood Khalil on the Columbia campus ?

       7 likes

  48. wwfc says:

    This is what its been all about

       10 likes

  49. Fedup2 says:

    Quite a few comments on X about the silence of the msm with regard to the identity of the Hainault killer … with plenty of speculation about the reason ..

    Free Press ? Not so much – surely the people directly affected by what he did and where he did it deserve better ….?

       18 likes

  50. Sluff says:

    The appalling BBC.
    The appalling UK immigration non-system.

    The BBC go large on the death of a 7 year old on a cross channel rubber ferry last week.
    Extended first item on the 6 pm BBC news. With a reporter ‘on the beach’.i

    The father came from Iraq in 2009. He married and had kids. The 7 year old was born in Belgium but lived nearly all her life in Sweden.

    He was denied asylum 14 times, in Belgium, Finland, and Sweden.

    So they decided to chance it and come to the UK. I wonder why?

    Could it be that the extreme left have taken over the Home Office, government, immigration and social service systems? And families like this just know that the pathetic uk system, armed to the teeth with endless refugee pressure groups and solicitors like Leigh Day, will cave in and allow them to stay?

    Proof positive of why people come here. Because they absolutely know we are a soft touch.

    Do have your hankies out? The BBC want you to.
    And we have. But not for the reason they wish.

    Our hankies are for ordinary working class indigenous UK taxpayers. Who pay for it all and yet are always ignored.

       23 likes

    • Eddy Booth says:

      How come the French aren’t charging him with child engagement or the like. Why didn’t the bbc ask him what he’s going to do next.

         8 likes