319 Responses to Start the Week 1st July 2024

  1. tomo says:

    Meanwhile law enforcement dilemma in Canada

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  3. Rob in Cheshire says:

    I have been thinking about Channel 4’s attempted sting of Reform.

    There were two Reform canvassers in the car with the actor and the Channel 4 agent. I believe the purpose of the actor’s Alf Garnet type comments was to goad the canvassers into joining in with more racist comments which would have been edited and used against Reform. The actor would not even have been mentioned. But they did not join in! So all Channel 4 had to broadcast were the racist comments uttered by their own actor. If they had any sense they would have let the matter drop, but they hate Farage and Reform so much that their bitter lefty hearts could not let the matter rest. Reform had to be smeared at all costs.

    I sincerely hope that Reform sues them, and they are prosecuted for electoral fraud. The actor will not go down for this, he’ll sing like a canary. I can’t wait.

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    • tomo says:

      Rob – I’d hazard a guess that plod won’t be rushing to lay charges against C4 News, and idf it happens it’ll be followed closely followed by a CPS “public interest” withdrawal?

      I hope voters have more sense than letting this twat become actual foreign secretary. I’m not confident that that’s gonna happen.

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      • MarkyMark says:

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        If UK Political MPs complain about pay freezes then what is this …. can Theresa and Corbyn explain? Can David Lammy explain why in 2014 he had a pay increase and claimed for a free £650 bike?

        Details of the annual basic salary paid to all MPs for previous years can be found in the table below. (theipsa.org.uk)

        April 2010​ – ​£65,738
        April 2011 -£65,738
        April 2012 – £65,738
        ​April 2013 – £66,396
        ​April 2014 – £67,060
        ​May 2015 – £74,000
        ​April 2016 – £74,962
        April 2017 – £76,011
        April 2018 – £77,379

        Can the BBC £3.5bn News Service cover that? Can Chris ‘£2.3m Gender Gap Man’ Evans do some journalism on that?

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      • MarkyMark says:

        New Foreign minister – tough on filling in expenses.

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  4. tomo says:

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  5. tomo says:

    Sick bag territory

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Gordon Brown calls Labour supporter a “bigoted woman”

      ….

      Gordon Brown’s decision to sell off Britain’s gold reserves when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1999 has cost the country £21 billion, analysis suggests
      Brown oversaw the sale of 401 tons of gold – over half of the country’s holding
      By KUMAIL JAFFER

      PUBLISHED: 22:01, 9 May 2024 | UPDATED: 22:53, 9 May 2024

      ………………..

      At the time, gold made up about half of the UK’s foreign currency net reserves, and so the Treasury suggested selling off the asset to avoid being exposed to potentially volatile prices (Stock image)

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      • pugnazious says:

        Who needs gold when you could deregulate the banks and bring forth a new ‘golden age’….er….just before the great crash of 2009…

        ‘A new world order has been created,’ he proclaimed. Britain was ‘a new world leader’ thanks to ‘your efforts, ingenuity and creativity’. He congratulated himself for ‘resisting pressure’ to toughen up regulation of their activities. Everyone needed to follow the City’s ‘great example’, emulate this ‘high value-added, talent-driven industry’. ‘Britain needs more of the vigour, ingenuity and aspiration that you already demonstrate.’

        Thanks to their ‘remarkable achievements’, we had the huge privilege to live in ‘an era that history will record as the beginning of a new Golden Age’

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      • Scroblene says:

        What a great return to probably the best example of the worst chancellor, and certainly the worst prime minister the UK has had to endure in recent times!

        The smug, arrogant, pompous retort afterwards, standing there like the total arsehole he was, just gets my craw.

        The trouble is, the new redlabour government will have him smarming around the corridors of the HoC, giving them ‘advice’, because they’re bound to be out of their depth, and we’ll see his moronic gurning all over the MSM.

        I wonder if Guido will return to his nose-picking disgrace…

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  6. tomo says:

    imprison.jpg

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  8. wwfc says:

    france vs belgium is this the euros or the african cup of nations its hard to tell lol

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  9. tomo says:

    Fat twerp Aaronovitch was an awful NUS head, decades gorging pointlessly on the MSM payroll hasn’t improved him…

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    • StewGreen says:

      At around 5:40pm the BBC presenter tweeted to his 180,000 followers
      “If I was Biden I’d hurry up and have Trump murdered on the basis that he is a threat to America’s security #SCOTUS”

      That’s clearly incitement to murder .. A few people noticed

      after about 55 minutes people detected he’d deleted the tweet

      @LozzaFox tweeted

      Receipts kept ⁦@DAaronovitch

      Reported to the police and the US embassy.
      You should lose your job for incitement to murder. ⁦@thetimes

      @Arron_banks replied
      It’s a joke & we ought to allow people to make jokes even unfunny ones

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      • StewGreen says:

        Oh it’s “the far right’s fault”

        one reply
        “So it’s far right to complain about a journalist wanting someone murdered?”

        DA says it’s satire cos today’s ruling sitting presidents can’t be prosecuted for things they do in office

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      • pugnazious says:

        Not a joke though was it? It’s what Aaronovitch thinks…just as he hoped old people would die in a cold winter so that Remainers could win a second referendum.

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  10. StewGreen says:

    New Ofcom work Summary is out
    The first 9 pages lists what they couldn’t be bothered to investigate
    link
    Then page 10 lists what they did
    eg GBnews let the public ask the PM unvetted questions, and the presenter just let him answer instead of throwing a lot of extra challenges

    eg2 back in 2022 a Muslim network broadcast a 3 day seminar from Bangadesh
    e included statements which it considered
    amounted to hate speech against the LGBT community and was concerned that the speaker in the
    programme compared the “LGBT community with dogs and pigs, saying they are worse than
    animals”. The complainant considered the statements made in the programme “disturb the
    harmony and cohesion of British values and law”
    (sounds very lawyer speak)

    Click to access iqra-bangla-islahi-iztema—-decision.pdf

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  11. tomo says:

    and well…. who’s paying?

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  12. pugnazious says:

    You’d have to be ‘Far-Right’ to object to a little cultural interaction and diverse customs being brought to Europe….

    ‘Sex attack horror as ‘gang of seven Syrians punch woman in the face and assault her in German park before gardener rescues her”

    Any wonder so many in Europe turn to those who recognise the problem and intend to do something to stop it.

    The BBC is resolutely calling the National Rally ‘Far-Right’…

    ‘France’s parties launch new push after far-right success’

    and yet won’t call Hamas terrorists…..and indeed when there was the mass sexual assault on German Women in Cologne by Muslim migrants the BBC’s Hugh Sykes claimed it was a Far-Right conspiracy to blame innocent migrants.

    When you look at the crime stats in France you can see why people are revolting…

    Let’s hope things go better in Europe than here where the Tories squandered a huge majority and completely failed to take on the Left..in fact let themselves become the Left….and of course utterly failed to sort out the BBC despite frequent and loud crowd-pleasing soundbites. You need to be ruthless and determined…not exactly Boris’ character….I have a feeling Starmer, with a jack-booted Angel Rayner kicking him up the backside, will impose a radical lefty regime upon us with all the associated nightmares that will be almost impossible to root out and detoxify once the voters wake up to their folly and get to vote again in 5 years time…whoever they choose will find the left, and left-wing ideology and mantras, deeply embedded, more so even than now, everywhere from schools and unis to police and NGOs, museums and cultural organisations to business and advertising.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      I wonder when and where the cowardice set in . I think it was the ‘nasty party’ speech by traitor May ….. they then decided they wanted to be popular more than anything else – screwed the views of their core supporters and became give away socialists .
      After their extinction on Thursday someone should write a book …

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      • Nibor says:

        FedUP ,

        that was a seminal moment but then they wanted to be popular with those that they would never be popular with – lefties , wokes , uber globalists etc .
        Then they didn`t get those votes and didn`t get the votes of the natural supporters .

        Stupid party .

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        • Fedup2 says:

          Nibor – my 90 plus next door neighbour is my ‘policy test ‘… she is by nature a self confessed Labourite … she lives within her means – she worked during her life so gets a state pension …
          .. I told her last year that the blues were going to give her x3 £300 – her response was ‘why’? – she’d already budgeted and gave the money to her family ….

          As someone of the Right wanting the UK to live within its means – and has never – and will never – claim benefits -Mia just thought how my view of the blue regime had been made flesh –
          Socialist style spending – with no advantage to the blue party – and more huge fraud . Damn them

          Vote Reform ..,

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      • Lucy Pevensey says:

        Reform is starting the same behaviour. Already.

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        • taffman says:

          Lucy
          ?
          Explain please .

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          • Lucy Pevensey says:

            Taffman,

            Nothing works better to prove you aren’t racist than producing a Muslim to tout as the next leader of The Party. He happens to have been a Goldman Sachs banker too.

            It’s like a script.

            The Muslim gentleman makes a wonderful speech and everyone is entranced. Taqiya! British people are replaced by “British values” and many fail to notice the right on progressive “multi-faith” message.

            Zia Yusuf. Nigel & everyone else seems to have fallen in love with him. If Reform is going to make taking funds from wealthy Muslims a regular practice you can bet Muslims will soon be making Reform policies. Not the kind of reform I was hoping for.

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            • Yasser Dasmibehbi says:

              I see Nigel has turned against Marine Le Pen. I don’t think she’ll forget that.

              I strongly urge people to vote Reform this election.
              At the same time I ‘ll not be falling for the cult of Farage.

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              • moggiemoo says:

                I’ll be voting Reform but I don’t trust them any more than the other parties. It’s easy to tell people what they want to hear, not so easy to do what the people want you to do. The ‘cons’ never even attempted to do anything but now seem surprised that their previous voters are disappearing fast.

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              • Rob in Cheshire says:

                Farage often seems to make up policy on the hoof. He is not a deep thinker. He is better than the other party leaders, but that is a very low bar.

                Am I the only one who thinks it’s a shame that they attached the bungee cord yesterday?

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            • taffman says:

              Thanks Lucy.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      “The Metropolitan police are to stop recording the ethnicity of drivers who are stopped by officers, just as other police forces start doing it, the Guardian has learned.12 Oct 2022”

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  13. Doughboy says:

    Thought I would have a look to see how the BBC treat the polls

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68079726

    Can’t believe it takes this many people to tell me absolutely nothing

    Produced by Grace Richardson, Scott Jarvis, Becky Rush, Allison Shultes, Libby Rogers, Daniel Wainwright, Aidan McNamee, Jana Tauschinski, Debie Loizou, Preeti Vaghela, Robert Cuffe, John Walton.

    Vote reform you know it makes sense!

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  14. harry142857 says:

    Nigel Farage Question Time audience member deletes Facebook after revealed to be a BBC producer.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      In a country which isn’t rapidly becoming the Soviet Union – the state broadcasting regulator would demand an explanation from the producer and editor of that programme and impose a penalty .
      But we know what the blue regime allowed BBCOFCOM to become ( I use ‘regime ‘ because it wasn’t a government ) – just 3 days until the rush to peerages ….

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    • Guest Who says:

      BBC staff must have training on deleting stuff.

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    • taffman says:

      And you still pay the telly tax ?
      Cut off the snake’s head by not paying !

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    • StewGreen says:

      Loaded question was used of the “Have you stopped beating your wife ?” type

      Loaded question
      ” a form of complex question that contains a controversial assumption.
      Such questions may be used as a rhetorical tool: the question attempts to limit direct replies to be those that serve the questioner’s agenda.”
      #bullying

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    • JohnC says:

      That is a huge story and amounts to direct election interference by the BBC.

      Not a chance it was by accident. They have done this trick many times before.

      Someone from the BBC should be up in front of ministers explaining themselves about this. What a shame it is in every ministers interest for reform to do badly.

      Our politics and the BBC are now corrupt to the core. And the BBC want us to think a Labour government will perform some kind of ‘reset’ to make it better.

      Not much chance of that when a potential deputy scrubbber PM has made it very, very plain she will think the opposition are scum. And got clean away with saying it because the BBC think that too.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      This is fine as long as they say who they are … free speech.

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  15. tomo says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      UK police forces spend £66,000 on LGBT rainbow cars, shoelaces and flags
      Police chiefs accused of ‘wasting money on woke nonsense’ by the Taxpayers’ Alliance

      Ewan Somerville
      7 January 2023 • 2:32pm

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      Stinky Rebellion to paint Russian Military jets.

      (c) bBC Verified Fact 2024

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  16. vlad says:

    Strangely, I’m not seeing anything on the BBC about the Far-Left / Hard-Left riots in France.
    Bias by omission.

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    • JohnC says:

      Now things are going wrong from them, expect to start seeing these nasty b@stards doing more of this.

      Next come death threats to the Supreme court. That story is far from dead. The BBC are going to keep that going for several days. While I was checking it with google, I could see the Left have gone into meltdown because it was their biggest chance to stop Trump.

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      • JohnC says:

        No sooner do I make that comment that I see another headline on the BBC:

        ‘Biden says ruling on Trump undermines rule of law’

        Since when was it the job of the BBC to give soapboxes to people directly rejecting the verdict of the Supreme Court ?. Stand by for protests and violence on the streets because of this incitement.

        If the Supreme Court make a decision such as this, it IS the law. It doesn’t undermine it. There is no higher court to interpret it.

        ‘“It’s a victory for Donald Trump, and it’s a true blow for democracy in America.’
        The blow for democracy of course being that it makes it more difficult for them to stop a political opponents standing for election.
        I hope Trump has good security : they will be truly desperate now. They have already tried to remove his right to any secret service protection.

        I don’t recall the BBC being so vocal after OUR supreme court ruled against Boris during Brexit. A huge decision which brought gasps in the court because it placed the supreme court judges above the elected Prime Minister.

        Not a peep from the BBC about that one.

        Pure political activism on the highest scale possible. This is the stuff of corrupt third-world shitholes.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      French TV (France24) had a story telling us they were all FALSE FAKE NEWS!

      They also said the Internet never lies! H AH AHHA HA

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  17. Lucy Pevensey says:

    Lions and tigers and bears! Oh My! It’s not a good week for The Democrats.

    Presidential immunity covers Donald Trump says The US Supreme Court.

    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/07/01/trump-wins-supreme-court-says-presidents-covered-by-limited-immunity/

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  19. Fedup2 says:

    Seems that the Royal Mail has been failing to deliver postal votes in ‘some areas ‘… immediately I thought – hey they’re using the Biden Obama method ©️and making sure ‘carefully selected ( reform ) targets are the chosen ones ….

    But we know that the regulator comes from the OFCOM ofwat stable of left infiltration ….

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  20. tomo says:

    nice-motor.jpg

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  21. JohnC says:

    Trump has some immunity from prosecution, Supreme Court rules
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czrrv8yg3nvo

    So the thrust of all the cases the BBC reported against Trump have been the old basic-facts only, just reporting what was going on. The fact the prosecutors are all Obama or Biden appointed was not mentioned and the only opnion given against the proceedings was directly quoted from the accused himself. And then only because they have to.

    So here we get a ruling by the supreme court. And all of a suddent the entire narrative has switched and it seems all of a suddent, the ‘court’s decision’ is no longer as sacrosanct as it was. Let’s see the key points the BBC chose to print about this one:

    The three liberal justices dissented strongly, expressing “fear for our democracy”. A bit more investigation about who said what shows it was actually Sonia Sotomayor, appointed by Obama speaking for everyone else.

    What Sonia never mentions is that this immunity is only for things he does as President. And impeachment is meant to deal with that. And they tried twice. And failed twice – hence all the prosecutions. EXACTLY why this ruling is correct.

    ‘”Immune, immune, immune. They just handed Donald Trump keys to a dictatorship,” Mr Fulks said, pointing out that three of the justices had been appointed by Trump.’

    And who is Mr Fulks that the BBC decide to give such a soapbox to discredit the highest court ?. Bidens campaign manager. Nobody.

    The contrast between the report of this and all those prosecution of Trump by Democrats by the BBC is simple incredible. Totally different.

    And here we have a very lengthy article at the BBC devoted entirely to giving a soapbox to the 3 Democrat judges:
    Justice’s dissent: ‘The President is now a king above the law’
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c035zqe7lgro
    Again all from Obamas ‘Sonia Sotomayor’.

    The Democrat judges even refused to sign the final document.

    The bottom line here is that this is how they want to stop him being elected again. You can be sure we haven’t heard the last of this from the BBC. All of a sudden they will be outraged and all their dirty tricks will be used to discredit the court.

    Exactly what they should have been doing during the ridiculous trials against Trump by judges they didn’t mention were Democrats.

    It’s double-standards and hypocrisy on a massive scale yet again by the BBC. And OFCOM do nothing because they are as corrupt as the BBC.

    The extreme response by the BBC here is a sign of how desperate the far-Left are starting to get after Joes ‘debate’. We are entering the ‘nasty’ phase and I have a feeling we are going to see the BBC push their red-line out much further with their bias. They think the ends justify it. The Left hate democracy : they are convinced THEY are intellectually superior and should decide for everybody else.

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  23. tomo says:

    It’s long but worth it…. dark though.

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    • JohnC says:

      Goodness me : I had enough after he informed us that Sunak held the election now because he doesn’t want to be a war-time prime minister.

      Depressing stuff ! – but I can appreciate that a lot of it is somewhere close to the truth.

      Shame the interviewer knows absolutely nothing about anything.

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      • tomo says:

        JohnC

        yes, dark stuff.

        Boris’s exit made me think it wasn’t about cake…. well, maybe a riff on Brass Eye’s “cake”…

        https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-mp-tricked-into-condemning-a-fake-drug-called-cake-has-been-put-in-charge-of-scrutinising-drugs-policy-a6704671.html

        The threats against him are consistent with a cornered, corrupt establishment attacking him – something that has been going on for a couple of years…. Not a conspiracy, simply a statement of the way things presently are.

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        • tomo says:

          and there you have it…..

          https://abridgen.uk/

          One answer to the question in red above is – I’m a conservative. I have been a conservative my whole life. I believe our taxes should be low, the interference of the state in our lives should be minimal and that people who are truly free are most likely to achieve their potential and fulfil their dreams. The job of the state is to provide a safe environment within which citizens can thrive, with secure borders and effective and efficient public services.

          I have been the Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire since 2010. For most of that time I was a representative of the Conservative and Unionist Party. I am now Independent, and happy to be so.

          The Conservative and Unionist Party no longer seems to believe any of the things I do. They are, therefore, no longer conservatives. They have imposed the highest tax burden on you since the Second World War. They locked you up in your houses for months on end at the beginning of the 2020s on the say-so of bureaucrats and coerced many of you into medical interventions you did not want and that are not safe. They handed out billions of pounds of your money to other people. They have opened our borders to wave after wave of illegal migrants whose lifestyles they fund with your ever increasing taxes.

          There is a socialist stench about the Conservatives of 2024. They have become enslaved by a bizarre groupthink that would be comical if they weren’t using it as a basis to regulate and tax us out of existence. If you vote for them you might as well vote Labour.

          I have not changed. The Conservative and Unionist Party has.

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          • MarkyMark says:

            Low tax – “Domicile will not usually affect how you are taxed on your employment income if you do all your work in the UK.”

            Free your potential – “Chancellor Rishi Sunak held a US green card – allowing permanent residence in that country – while he was chancellor, his spokeswoman has said. He returned it in October last year, ahead of his first American trip as a UK government minister.8 Apr 2022”

            Aspire – “Sunak promises to ‘keep cutting people’s taxes'”
            https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c722v3w66nwo

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      • Rob in Cheshire says:

        I think Sunak called the election for 4th July because he knew the Rwanda flight due for 24th July would not take off. The ECHR would see to that. He would look even more of a twat than he does now. By holding the election first, he can maintain the fiction that Rwanda flights will happen. Obviously, they won’t.

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      • atlas_shrugged says:

        JohnC

        The interviewer has been a long time resistor of the jabba-jabba conspiracy.

        Somewhere on youtube there is a video of him being arrested for exercising at Speakers corner when this was actually an allowed activity. IMHO he is valuable.

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  24. popeye says:

    BBC Report: Epstein had moved in social circles that included key figures in the world of business and politics. Those figures included people like former presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton

    Trump’s name first (of course) but how many times had they flown to “Epstein Island”, where all the shenanigans occurred? Answer: Trump zero, Clinton twenty six. Trump refused to have anything to do with him, but Clinton…

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  25. Fedup2 says:

    Today
    Obama is so upset that president trump won a Supreme Court case about one of those democrat show trials that he put Biden up to read the autocue . Obama / Gill decided it best that Joe didn’t take questions … ga ga

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  26. andyjsnape says:

    Which issues barely get a mention in party manifestos?
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1wepgxzqxqo

    “Big subjects such as climate change and housing dominated your responses” Climate Change?????

    Honestly bbc, there isn’t anyone I know who would consider climate change as a big subject and part of the election. Where do the likes of the bbc find these people

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  27. AsISeeIt says:

    The unsporting gesture in question and consequent suggestion of a sanction edition

    The Guardianista tendency reaffirm how their interest in popular arts and entertainment extends only as far as the utility of any given genre as some vehicle for politically anti-conservative messaging

    Pop v power… How 14 years of the Tories shaped music (Guardian)

    Naturally our BBC goes big on Glasto

    Glastonbury 2024… The countdown to definitive coverage of Glastonbury 2024 starts here. Stand by for three days of stunning performances – live and on-demand on iPlayer and BBC Sounds.

    Anyone for tennis?

    Sir Keir bromancing, formerly patriotic paper of record, The Times comes out this morning with a living eulogy to the object of their desire: Starmer: a big majority will be best for Britain

    Frankly, this reviewer just can’t see the attraction – piggy-eyed, adenoidal tone of voice, humourless…

    Meanwhile, sportingly, the Times is showing a bit of leg for those of us of the opposite persuasion: I won ugly Emma Raducanu drew inspiration from Jude Bellingham’s last-gasp goal for England… – more of that later

    Jolly hocky sticks

    Likewise the mildly conservative Telegraph can’t help itself but admire a pin up poster girl at SW19, albe-she of complex nationality: Radacanu’s rampaging return

    In olden days, a glimpse of stocking
    Was looked on as something shocking
    But now, God knows anything goes…

    Thank you Cole Porter

    It turns out the Victorians never did cover their piano legs with skirting in the interests of modesty. And yet the Gruan, no doubt with a eye to that contemporary concept of the ‘male gaze’ confines our potentially purient attentions strictly above the waist in their snap of the media’s favourite racket-weilding ingénue, plus a hint toward support for that chap with his support for ‘anyone but England’: Andy Murray is expected to announce today whether he will play at the tournament

    New balls please

    Euros ban fear for hero Jude after goal gesture – the Mirror used to be considered a red top working man’s old Labour tabloid holdout – in reality bourgeois college learning has overtaken the editorial board and the grub street hot metal men are out – so it’s left to the likes of that still shameless jokey blokey Daily Star to shout: Oh Balls!… Oh naff off Uefa – and to picture for us full-frontal frontpage unedited the gesture in question.

    Ball of Confusion (That’s What the World Is Today) was a 1970 hit single by the Temptations. It was released on the Gordy (Motown) label

    Miserable gits at Uefa have launched a probe into Jude Bellingham’s hand gesture which could end in a ban… fun-sponge footie chiefs launch probe into cheeky hand gesture… (Daily Star)

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  28. JohnC says:

    Kamala Harris worried Democrats will replace Joe Biden with white candidate
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/2024/07/01/kamala-harris-democrats-replace-joe-biden-black-voters/

    Strangely not reported by the BBC. Maybe it’s because Kamala is showing us all she is a racist and has been all along.

    ‘Kamala Harris’s team is concerned that Democrats will install a white candidate ahead of her to replace Joe Biden, arguing that it would be “offensive” to black voters to overlook her should the president stand aside.’

    Come on Kamala, speak some more. You really are as good as you think you are you didn’t get the job simply on racist and sexist grounds in the first place.

    The Left (and especially the BBC) make me laugh because they are utterly racist. Against whites. But they claim they are not because they changed the definition so it only covers white people. Which was racist as well.

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  29. tomo says:

    You might think it an arcane point but read the Tweet and apply what’s exposed there to the UK

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    • MarkyMark says:

      “For those who don’t understand what Chevron Deference is, and why SCOTUS ended it, here’s the long and short of it:

      A family fishing company, Loper Bright Enterprises, was being driven out of business, because they couldn’t afford the $700 per day they were being charged by the National Marine Fisheries Service to monitor their company.

      The thing is, federal law doesn’t authorize NMFS to charge businesses for this. They just decided to start doing it in 2013.

      Why did they think they could away with just charging people without any legal authorization?

      Because in 1984, in the Chevron decision, the Supreme Court decided that regulatory agencies were the “experts” in their field, and the courts should just defer to their “interpretation” of the law.

      So for the past 40 years, federal agencies have been able to “interpret” laws to mean whatever they want, and the courts had to just go with it.

      It was called Chevron Deference, and it put bureaucrats in charge of the country.

      It’s how the OHSA was able to decide that everyone who worked for a large company had to get the jab, or be fired.

      No law gave them that authority, they just made it up.

      It’s how the ATF was able to decide a piece of plastic was a “machine gun”.

      It’s how the NCRS was able to decide that a small puddle was a “protected wetlands”.

      It’s how out-of-control agencies have been able to create rules out of thin air, and force you to comply, and the courts had to simply defer to them, because they were the “experts”.

      Imagine if your local police could just arrest you, for any reason, and no judge or jury was allowed to determine if you’d actually committed a crime or not. Just off to jail you go.

      That’s what Chevron Deference was.

      It was not only blatantly unconstitutional, it caused immeasurable harm to everyone.

      Thankfully, it’s now gone.

      We haven’t even begun to feel the effects of this decision in the courts. It will be used, for years to come, to roll back federal agencies, and we’ll all be better of for it.

      And that’s why politicians and corporate media are freaking out about it.”

      ……………………………..

      A writ of habeas corpus is used to bring a prisoner or other detainee (e.g. institutionalized mental patient) before the court to determine if the person’s imprisonment or detention is lawful. A habeas petition proceeds as a civil action against the State agent (usually a warden) who holds the defendant in custody.

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  30. Guest Who says:

    Toenails and token Getty Rosie the Riveter.

    https://x.com/bbcr4today/status/1808042327136419858?s=61

    Labour are seeking to win Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire from Conservatives for the first time in almost two decades.

    “@bbcnickrobinson spoke to a panel of local voters – some decided and some undecided – about what issues are important to them”

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  31. tomo says:

    The entire Tweet is worth a read.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Madame Tussauds New York Launches Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Figures to Accompany the New Oval Office Experience

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      • tomo says:

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        • tomo says:

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          • JohnC says:

            I’ve mentioned several times here about how the MSM all suddenly switch to specific terminology at the same time for some Lefty agenda item and it appears simultaneously across dozens of web-sites.

            A recent one was was calling Trump ‘unhinged’ to counter claims that Biden was senile and make out Trump had the problem. They’ve dropped that now as it is clearly ridiculous.

            The BBC clones do it as well. You suddenly see the same words to describe something in every report. For instance, they might switch to a different word because the original has been shown to be false and they have 100 tricks to get past fact-checkers. But they do it across the board – which means one central person or persons are defining the news and what they have to write. These are the BBC commissars.

            I would like to know who they are and who gave them that right.

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      • Rob in Cheshire says:

        I see Kamala is in the unfamiliar position of standing up. I hear she does her best work when kneeling.

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  32. G says:

    A very down-to-Earth discussion on ‘Globalism’ and who is pulling the strings.

    “How global government pushes censorship”

    One of those broadcasts that tend to recall & confirm the obvious logic of what’s happening and who is behind it.

    Very well worth watching.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      What is the Nudge Unit?

      The Nudge Unit was established in the Cabinet Office in 2010 by David Cameron’s government to apply behavioural science to public policy. Now owned partly by the Cabinet Office, by Nesta and by employees, it has operations across the world.

      Its chief executive is Dr David Halpern, former director of research at the Institute for Government, who is also the government’s What Works national adviser.

      https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/explainer/nudge-unit

      “but can be influenced by “choice architecture” into making better choices in their own interests.”

      better choices – nudged slowly – HA H AH AHAHA!
      better choices – nudged slowly – HA H AH AHAHA!
      better choices – nudged slowly – HA H AH AHAHA!

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  33. tomo says:

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  34. JohnC says:

    The BBC news front page has now dropped the actual BIG news story for today completely (The court decision) and now it only has the ones from the 2 Democrats (Biden and the Judge) criticising it !!!. Joe as the big headline and the Judge in one of those lower strips which means they are going to leave it on the front page for days.

    Absolutely amazing. How did the BBC manage to get to the point where they are confident enough to do this ?.

    It reminds me of a saying we had at BAE SYSTEMS:
    Q. How does a project get to be 18 months late ?.
    A. One day at a time.

    Meaning of course that they have got there by inches. One small step at a time.

    They are trying to encourage the far-Left to take to the streets and protest. And they will bring their violence with them. I have a feeling they are going to keep this going for as long as possible. We will know for sure if they produce another main headline against it.

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  35. tomo says:

    20 minutes ago

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  36. MarkyMark says:

    Wow!
    “Because in 1984, in the Chevron decision, the Supreme Court decided that regulatory agencies were the “experts” in their field, and the courts should just defer to their “interpretation” of the law.

    So for the past 40 years, federal agencies have been able to “interpret” laws to mean whatever they want, and the courts had to just go with it.

    It was called Chevron Deference, and it put bureaucrats in charge of the country.”

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  37. StewGreen says:

    Are you going to vote Common Sense
    .. or are you going to Communist Sense ?

    BETRAYAL has been the common theme from the blue and red wings of the big socialist party
    They promise you one thing then give you another

    eg low energy prices = opposite
    eg closed borders = opposite
    eg equality = privilege for special victimhood groups = two tier justice
    Etc.

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  38. digg says:

    Tory candidate endorsed Church which promotes conversion therapy….

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4ngprp5xdvo

    What a desperate smear attempt!

    You might equally say “Tory candidate might have worn the same colour shoes as Hitler one day”.

    BBC Sewer Rats!

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    • MarkyMark says:

      CONVERSION THERAPHY

      NHS gender clinic ‘should have challenged me more’ over transition
      Published
      1 March 2020
      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-51676020

      A 23-year-old woman who is taking legal action against an NHS gender clinic says she should have been challenged more by medical staff over her decision to transition to a male as a teenager.

      …………………..

      A judge gave the go-ahead for a full hearing of the case against the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust.

      Lawyers will argue children cannot give informed consent to treatment delaying puberty or helping them to transition.

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    • tomo says:

      Hitler was a vegan?

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    • StewGreen says:

      @Digg actual headline
      “Tory candidate **was** trustee of church that ‘endorsed’ conversion therapy”

      “was” when ? : 2016-2018
      “Mrs Cates was a member of the church between 2003 and 2018, and a trustee from 2016 to 2018. She told the BBC she was unaware of the allegations and that she does not endorse gay conversion therapy.

      Although the BBC has not found any evidence Mrs Cates had direct knowledge of gay conversion therapy taking place, the report found that it was openly discussed and part of the church’s culture during the time she was a member, and some of her time as a trustee.”

      What report ? from February 2024 about a complaint put in in 2019 by one man AFTER Cates had left
      It was about him being traumatised by conversion therapy in 2018
      The Banardos report upheld his complaint
      but someone decided to leak it 4 months later just before an election

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Digg – the problem with that story is that I don’t understand it . I lead a sheltered existence – I don’t want to know about queer practices of the language used – so I wasn’t sure whether the Tory lady was doing good or not . Just not interested

      But there must be a sub story . Why concentrate on her ? Is she a threat ? Anyway – she’s gone with the rest anyway …

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  39. StewGreen says:

    RP says he cannot see anything in the Anne Widdecombe speech that would cause it to be banned
    ..apart from it being good.

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  40. MarkyMark says:

    UNDER LABOUR MAYOR AND TORY GOV….

    “Kings of cocaine: how the Albanian mafia seized control of the UK drugs trade”
    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/13/kings-of-cocaine-albanian-mafia-uk-drugs-crime

    keith-vaz-frontpage.jpg

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  41. tomo says:

    Sly News

    “at it”

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    • StewGreen says:

      One reply : The party in Downing Street to which the thug Streeting refers – vomit and all – was thrown by CIVIL SERVANTS the night before Prince Phillip’s funeral.

      No Conservative MPs were present.
      Boris Johnson was at Chequers and knew nothing about it.

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  42. digg says:

    Why would the BBC and other left wing media be so keen to give many column inches and much air time to ppreport on the apparent huge rise of support for Reform?

    Put simply, they only have one goal and that is to ensure Labour sweep into power.

    Thus encouraging Conservative voters to switch to Reform in substantial numbers would hand Labour victory as the majority of people most likely to switch will be those Conservative voters dismayed by the Conservatives lack of action on immigration etc.

    Labour could not have a bigger or better campaigning organisation than the BBC if they paid for it!

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  43. tomo says:

    The stink is making my nose hairs prickle.

    The postal voting system requires “huge reform”, the SNP’s Westminster leader has said, following reports some voters could miss out.

    It’s really, really noticeable that Yanqui owned Newquest, purveyors of local rag tat to the entire UK are massively playing down this GE in quantity of coverage with a resolute determination to not mention the actual issues.

    This asinine twaddle from 5 days ago disappeared within 48 hours – nothing since.

    It’s measured and very deliberate.

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    • moggiemoo says:

      I’m betting there are millions of people, like me, that won’t be swayed by TV news, because we don’t watch any, and/or newspapers, because we don’t read them.

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  44. StewGreen says:

    “Second Reform candidate defects to the Tories”

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Last minutes smear stories – really persuade anyone ?

      But I suppose the msm / red blue HQs think it has value …

      Although a reform candidate might get voted in only to be a blue ..l

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    • StewGreen says:

      Ms Georgie David, the Reform candidate for West Ham and Beckton, said she had been “frustrated and dismayed” by Nigel Farage’s failure to tackle concerns about Reform’s candidates, though she said she did not believe Reform’s “senior leadership” are racist.

      It comes two days after Reform’s candidate in Erewash also defected to the Conservatives over racism concerns.

      Labour got 71% of the votes there last time
      The prediction was already 100% chance of them winning
      So the Reform defector makes no difference
      https://www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/fcgi-bin/calcwork23.py?seat=West%20Ham%20and%20Beckton

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      • popeye says:

        Call me a conspiracy theorist if you will, but I would have thought any candidate for Reform knew quite well what their stance was on immigration. His (return??) move to the Conservatives in election week is a bit of electoral boost to the Blue Labour party

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        • Flotsam says:

          Black-ops, moles, people who are inserted into an organisation to destroy it from within.

          I notice GBNews seems to have got rid of their mole sound technician.

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      • Yasser Dasmibehbi says:

        To my mind a candidate who pulls out during an election when they can’t be replaced is a very low form of life and I wish there was some sort of penalty for it. This a huge breach of trust and criminal deceit. People will have already cast their votes for them.
        Why is this happening? Don’t these people have a campaign team working with them? Or even a campaign manager?I’m beginning to suspect that the Farage/Tice method of choosing candidates is very ad hoc and the greater part of the candidates are left to their own devices and their only interaction with others in the party is by email and not with real people.
        Good job the election is only two days away as we are likely to see ‘another day, another defection’
        It’s no good suggesting that this doesn’t matter, Stew. The way the media will represent can only weaken the party in the eyes of the public and voting at is not just about not winning seats. It is about building up a movement with momentum.

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        • Fedup2 says:

          Yasser – I think they had to take anyone to take on a constituency – I wish I’d joined .. I’d make a great MP – I know how to maximise expenses , take bungs , avoid constituents and scheme for a peerage at the end …
          I don’t think I’d be up for illegal sexual conduct like the rest of them but I’d try …

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    • moggiemoo says:

      A rat climbing aboard a sinking ship? Novel idea.

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  45. Fedup2 says:

    Scotsman withdraws from tennis game – headline …. -anyone but England – right Andy ..?

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  46. tomo says:

    utterly crazy, mad old biddy

    “Representative” of California……

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  47. G says:

    If they’ve done any military service, some here will have fond memories (or otherwise!) of cooking in the field. They will remember the stove that came with every ‘Rat-pack’. The Hexamine stove. Worked in all weather conditions and did a pretty good job all-in-all.

    Wait for it………………..

    In another attempt by the islamic contingent of the Home Office, the substance Hexamine, inter alia, is now banned. If found, even if in your home, the owner could be liable for a two-year imprisonment. Banning even more substances/objects (like Crossbows) without clear evidence of often and direct harm, will leave a police officer visiting your property to speak to you for some reason or another, concluding that, on the balance of probabilities, there will be unwittingly, something illegal on your property. Whether it be a Samurai sword collection or a Kukri hanging on a wall or, maybe that Captain Fairbairn you kept after leaving The Royal Marines. No matter. Banning as much as they can get away with is the object of the exercise. To simply make the transition to an islamic country less violent for those who would resist. Moral of the tale?

    https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-measures-targeting-bomb-making-materials-come-into-force

    Don’t let the shi*s in the front door; careful about what you say or let people see:

    “Under these changes, there will be stricter requirements on reporting suspicious activity, including new obligations for online marketplaces. Customer information, such as photo identification, will be recorded when selling regulated materials to business users.”

    Welcome to Easy Germany.

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  48. tomo says:

    Can he tie his own shoelaces? – or does he use slip-ons?

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  49. Fedup2 says:

    Following from the Andrew Bridgen video above – he has written on X that the NATO – Russia war is going to get going soon – so buy bottled water and tins of stuff and a tin opener …..
    Personally I don’t see it – however welcome global catastrophe might be before the Englandistan match on Sunday …

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    • tomo says:

      The logistics of fighting in Russia did in the Wehrmacht – the woke twerps we’ve got running the show look to have little grasp of how far away it is and many other issues / challenges…

      They are stupid and ignorant enough to try something colossally idiotic – there’s the danger.

      look, Tobias Elwood is a Lieutenant Colonel…..

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Tomo – I’ve always wanted to go to the museum in Moscow where they have a ton of iron crosses which were meant to be awarded at the sure victory .. er …

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        • tomo says:

          As I hear it, the British Army has 219 generals (or equivalents) and 213 tanks and certainly has more horses than tanks. The Navy has more Admirals than floating assets. The RAF seems obsessed with rainbows…

          Russia has been incrementally and methodically degrading western “high tech” munitions to the point of effectively neutering them in many scenarios…

          We know that bias by omission is a key tool.

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  50. tomo says:

    twat.jpg

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Not bbc – just thought

      The assumption remains – a large red majority – months – years blaming anything going wrong on the blues . The cabinet in its’ first crisis ? Imagine …..

      … but back …Friday Starmer puts his cabinet together – does he really make Lammy Foreign Secretary? Imagine ….

      Junior ministers at the weekend – stroppy outcastes who didn’t get a government job ….

      Monday they all go to Westminster to take the oath – Tuesday the speaker is appointed …. Then – I think – they go on holiday…..

      Sunak puts out his ‘honours ‘ list … imagine ….

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      • tomo says:

        As I posted above, it strikes me that most? of the MSM are straining mightily to swerve the actual, substantial issues that matter to voters. The antics of the failing (Washington DC controlled) NewsQuest herd of UK local rags are just amazing.

        This GE is more farcical than any I can remember.

        My Twitter is full of absurd Green slime like this:

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        • MarkyMark says:

          What was notably different from the slavery of the western world, however, was the degree to which they [slaves] were protected by Muslim law. When the law was observed, their treatment was good. They might expect to marry and have families of their own, and they had a good chance of being freed. There were also built in avenues of escape.

          Gwyn Campbell; Frank Cass, The Structure of Slavery in Indian Ocean Africa and Asia, 2004
          https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/islam/history/slavery_1.shtml
          …………………

          The Truth About Slavery and Reparation | Thomas Sowell

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