128 Responses to Weekend 10th May 2025

  1. Up2snuff says:

    TOADY Watch #1 – er, BBC forgotten something, as you usually do on a Saturday

    The BBC were so obsessed on TOADY with the strikes from Pakistan on India that they forgot the ‘First Look at the Papers’ together with the newspaper reviews before the sports report at 7.25 a.m. and 8.25 a.m. but I had stopped listening by that later time. Jeremy Bowen is International Editor now, not just Middle East Editor, and he was brought in to opine on the retaliatory strikes from Pakistan on India.

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  2. tomo says:

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    • popeye says:

      Nothing to do with tattoos, just an Immigration judge (apparently many of immigrant stock themselves, or ultra-liberal) looking for an excuse, however trivial, to comply with UN Agenda 2030 Common Purpose training and the WEF Manifesto, despite this being against the express wishes of the majority of indigenous Brits

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Laser treatment for tattoo removal is not routinely funded on the NHS. In severe or exceptional cases the Exceptional Funding Panel in your area may consider this. If you think you may be eligible, discuss this with your GP.

      Tattoo removal through the NHS is generally not routinely funded, but it may be considered in exceptional cases. The cost of private tattoo removal can vary widely, typically ranging from £70 per session to upwards of £600 for complete removal of a small tattoo.

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      • Scroblene says:

        I can now see long queues of foreigners outside these disgusting graffiti scribbling ‘parlours’, and lots of money laundering going on.

        What on earth has happened to my country – God, I’m glad I’m past caring at my age!

        (That’s a bit negative – Ed)!

        (Ok, then I’ll go out and avoid every foreign food joint in the vicinity – does that comply)?

        (That’ll do – Ed)!

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  3. vlad says:

    The history of Islamic conquest that the BBC won’t tell you.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      This victory became one of the most celebrated events of sixteenth-century Europe, to the point that Voltaire said: “Nothing is better known than the siege of Malta.” It undoubtedly contributed to the eventual erosion of the European perception of Ottoman invincibility, although the Mediterranean continued to be contested between Christian coalitions and the Muslim Turks for many years.[6]

      Mustafa had the bodies of the knights decapitated and their bodies floated across the bay on mock crucifixes. In response, de Valette beheaded all his Turkish prisoners, loaded their heads into his cannons, and fired them into the Turkish camp.[39]

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

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  4. MarkyMark says:

    Blastoff! SpaceX launches Starlink satellites from California, nails landing at sea

    “Elon put SN10 out there for a scare tactic. If it saw it’s sibling blow up then it’ll try harder

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  5. Up2snuff says:

    Was there a Katie Hopkins Video on this site. Can anyone direct me to it, please?

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  6. Eddy Booth says:

    Vlad posted it earlier

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  7. MarkyMark says:

    “The figures were revealed in a Parliamentary answer this week. Trade minister Kevin Hollinrake told MPs that “at the end of 2023, approximately 700 pieces of Retained EU Law” were revoked.

    Hollinrake also admitted that there is far more retained EU law than previously thought – some 5,020 pieces of EU legislation – compared to the 4,800 EU laws previously disclosed by ministers.”

    https://www.gbnews.com/politics/brexit-promise-retained-eu-law-latest-kemi-badenoch

    ……………………………..

    Brexit ‘reset’ or Brexit surrender? Keir Starmer ‘bows to French demands on fishing and food standards to get defence and security deal with EU’
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14634543/Brexit-Keir-Starmer-French-fishing-defence-security-deal-EU.html

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  8. Eddy Booth says:

    “Caught red handed – policing the men buying sex”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y6030knxdo

    “Their aim is to combat night-time exploitation and harm, focusing on criminalising the men, rather than the women.”

    Police pair out on patrol video, religious looking male teamed up with a lesbian ?
    Charging the men and letting the ‘vulnerable’ women off.

    I’m not comfortable with the police deciding whom to target and whom to ignore.
    No problem for the BBC though, as there’s a male v female element .

    “It’s nine o’clock on a bitterly cold Monday evening and as temperatures dip below freezing, we are heading out with the Op Boss and Night Light police teams.

    We’re in a residential part of Bristol, with a children’s play area right next to it. Not necessarily the sort of place you’d expect sex work to be happening.”

    Throw an empty playground in for effect.
    Police/ BBC love micro managing peoples lives.
    Naturally there’s a course for it:

    “More than 1,000 men have been sent on a course to prevent reoffending and to learn about the women’s vulnerabilities since Op Boss started.”

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  9. Eddy Booth says:

    “Starmer joins world leaders in Ukraine to call for ceasefire”

    20 various WEF puppets.

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    “Sir Keir Starmer, President Macron and Friedrich Merz held a meeting on the train to Kyiv”

    It’s some war, where world leaders feel comfortable traveling hundreds of miles across the country by train ..
    And have been doing so for 3 years.
    Perhaps it is more a special military operation and not the BBC’s “FULL SCALE INVASION “

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Cannot stop one SMALL boat….remember when Boris Johnson was the answer….

      ‘Can we take our clothes off?’ Boris jokes with G7 leaders

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  10. vlad says:

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Bottles have been thrown at police during an operation to crack down on illegal street market stalls during Ramadan, officers said.

      The incident happened at 01:30 BST on Sunday as a large crowd gathered in Small Heath, Birmingham.

      Police said the operation alongside trading standards officers followed residents’ complaints about roads being blocked and anti-social behaviour.

      One officer suffered minor injuries, West Midlands Police said.

      Numerous reports of criminal damage are also being investigated, it added, after other missiles were thrown.

      The late night market has grown along Coventry Road and Ladypool Road during the holy month of Ramadan as Muslims break their fast at sunset.”

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-65293507
      Police attacked during Birmingham Ramadan stalls crackdown
      Published 16 April 2023

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