Start the Week 7th July 2025

It’s the 20th anniversary of organised multiple terrorist attacks on people in London . But will the BBC explain who did it and why ? Will there be a Muslim to come forward and explain which bit the their Koran justified slaughtering 52 people and injuring 800 as well as those still living with that day. RIP

Bookmark the permalink.

254 Responses to Start the Week 7th July 2025

  1. MarkyMark says:

    “The doctors, previously known as junior doctors, were awarded a 5.4% pay rise for this financial year, following a 22% increase over the previous two years.”
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cren3l8nj8wo

    …………… LOBBYING ……………….

    Unite the Union – £5,000.00
    Donation Source: (b) Any other support not included in Category 2(a)
    Payment Type: Monetary
    Payment Description: To assist with campaign activities
    Value: 5000.00
    https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/25429/angela_rayner/ashton-under-lyne/register

       1 likes

  2. tomo says:

       6 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      Why not surround a children’s school? HA HA HAH AH AH A!

      2017…. ‘Australian women need Muslims to fertilise them because their beer-swilling, drug-injecting men are incapable’: Leading Islamic businessman’s outrageous claims about shock fertility statistics
      Muslim businessman Mohamed Elmouelhy says white race to die out in 40 years
      He also suggests that Muslim men have a duty to ‘fertilise’ Australian women
      He says Australian men are too busy smoking, drinking and injecting drugs
      Halal businessman also called on ‘bigots’ to commit suicide, choose burial site
      By STEPHEN JOHNSON FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

      Published: 13:45, 27 July 2017 | Updated: 08:40, 1 August 2017

         2 likes

    • Pete says:

      So, Muslims are allowed to encircle a Cathedral. But non Muslims are not allowed to go to Mecca !
      Why aren’t the authorities moving them on like they would if an army of non Muslims turned up at Mecca ?

         4 likes

    • pugnazious says:

      LOL…..Google in denial…

      ‘There is no evidence or reporting to suggest that Muslims are currently surrounding or protesting near the cathedral.’

      Classic infiltration and ‘creep’ of Islamisation as they try to force it upon others using ‘rights’ and ‘fear’…

      ‘Why some Muslims in Melbourne’s CBD don’t feel safe praying in public

      “Prostrating on the ground in public places in the city, such as parks and sidewalks is not suitable because it can really draw attention to the form of a woman,” she said.

      She would love to see more multifaith rooms made available in public places in Melbourne’s CBD, including segregated spaces for women.

      “It would make me feel more safe and mostly it would make feel like I belong and that I’m respected … it would mean a lot,” she said.

      Ms Deveci’s dilemma is shared by many Muslims in Melbourne’s CBD, according to the Islamic Council Victoria’s Adel Salman.’

      ‘Multi-faith’ rooms will of course be purely Muslim due to intimidation of anyone else who dares enter…and why do Muslims think it is OK to pray in parks and in the streets? Should be banned outright and no accommodation made to appease them…no-one else gets such rights and privileges….such as surrounding a cathedral in a very intimidating ‘siege’….why was that allowed? They’d never allow it around a Mosque.

         1 likes

  3. tomo says:

    Like him or loathe him

    He’s not wrong about this

       8 likes

  4. MarkyMark says:

    “This would allow the UK to send illegal migrants who have crossed the Channel back to France. In return, the UK would accept asylum seekers from France with a UK connection – such as family ties.”
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c75rvk9pqn0t

    such as family ties
    such as family ties
    such as family ties

    maxresdefault.jpg

       1 likes

    • Emmanuel Goldstein says:

      MM.
      That picture is one which would currently be a popular lefty choice for the face on a banknote (to replace Winston Churchill?)

         5 likes

    • pugnazious says:

      Not going to work…..we will get floods of ‘legals’ and those not approved will head to the boats and France has no incentive to stop them…in fact has every incentive to keep the boats coming.

         2 likes

  5. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    It’s funny when all these actors keep coming out with their support, usually for the far left, when their very job is to convince people they are whichever person they are playing at that moment.
    If they come out with all the usual pro Gaza, save the planet stuff etc, how do we know it’s their thoughts or if they are acting a part with the normal population as their audience.

    In short, if somebody like Whoopsie Goldberg says “vote democrat”, is it her personal belief or is she acting.

    Same for musicians in a way, playing to what they think their audience wants. Are The Kneecaps pro Gaza or is that what they want their fans (who will vastly outnumber the youth on the Right Wing) to think.

       3 likes

  6. Fedup2 says:

    Now that the reform MP caught ( allegedly ) with his fingers in the Covid money has resigned the whip – one wonders what to make of Reform ?
    What is Reform ?

    It seems to be the only organisation that people of the Right can go to – yet it seems – daily – to be destroying itself – yet support increases …
    All seems pretty dismal really …

       5 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      Interesting – Reform might be conservative holding room, a different rock to crawl under. But this does raise the question how many other of the 650 MPs had covid loans connected with businesses?

      They found a cross to hang reform on – yet Labour can walk around freely….”In 2019, ahead of Trump’s state visit to the UK, Lammy also posted that the then-president was “deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic” and “no friend of Britain”.”

         4 likes

      • Fedup2 says:

        Marky – corrupt politicians are corrupt whatever colour rosette they wear . This reform character was dumb enough to claim £50k for a dormant company – and more money for another company with I think £5 k in the bank .

        Did he really think that his enemies wouldn’t do their own vetting on him ? If it’s true I hope he does time … maybe
        They’ll do a TTK on him whilst others get a free pass …

           5 likes

  7. pugnazious says:

    This is our country Bubba BBC….and there comes a time when you have to stand up for what is right….we’re taking it back.

    From Spiked…as 111 BBC journalists declare the BBC is too pro-Israel…

    ‘On what planet is the BBC pro-Israel?’

    ‘That when the BBC falsely reported that Israel had destroyed 80 per cent of al-Ahli hospital, killing over 1,000 people, when in fact Palestinian Islamic Jihad had misfired a missile that hit a car park, it’s because the BBC is pro-Israel.

    That when BBC News referred to Israeli hostages held by Hamas as ‘prisoners’, while calling Palestinian prisoners ‘hostages’, it’s because the BBC is pro-Israel.

    That when BBC Two commissioned and broadcast a documentary in which one of the narrators is the son of a Hamas official, and which featured multiple mistranslations, such as ‘jihad against the Jews’ changed to ‘fighting Israeli forces’, it’s because the BBC is pro-Israel.

    That when the BBC broadcast the modern blood libel and outright lie that 14,000 babies were about to starve in Gaza over the next 48 hours, it was because the BBC is pro-Israel.

    That when the BBC uncritically reported Hamas propaganda that Gazans had been shelled by Israeli forces while queuing for humanitarian aid, to the point that even the White House called it out, it was because the BBC is pro-Israel.

    That when the BBC livestreamed Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set, featuring thousands of people chanting to ‘Death, death to the IDF’, it was because the BBC is pro-Israel.’

    And of course he could have gone on and on and on.

    Let’s see the Balen Report….just what does the BBC have to hide?

    https://www.spiked-online.com/2025/07/08/on-what-planet-is-the-bbc-pro-israel/

       4 likes

  8. Fedup2 says:

    The British state is having one of those long expensive inquiries into the Welsh choirboy …. Why ?

    What difference will it make ? If the British state continues to facilitate the arrival of 100s of third worlders every day there are bound to be evil killers like the choir boy amongst that number .

    I bet the inquiry won’t ask why her and those who bred him were in Britain .

    The inquiry will dance around ‘missed opportunities ‘ and ‘more resources ‘ and increased security – but it will meaning nothing apart from a pay day for the lawyers involved .

    Will the parents feel any better by the end ?

       6 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      Cost category Cost type Westminster Bridge Manchester Arena London Bridge Finsbury Park Parsons Green

      3. Inquest Bespoke £1.16m £3.54m £1.67m £0.00m £0.00m
      4. Inquiry Bespoke £0.00m £35.63m £0.00m £0.00m £0.00m

      https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/counter-terrorism-strategy-contest-2023/annex-d-estimating-the-cost-of-terrorist-attacks

      The impact of a terrorist attack is felt by individuals, their families, and their communities, and can cause profound physical and emotional harm to victims and survivors. The Home Office acknowledges that the approach of monetising the impact of terrorist attacks may seem insensitive, and while this research and analysis cannot capture the entirety of the harm caused, especially to victims and survivors, the approach allows us to better articulate the impacts on society in a clear and quantifiable manner.

      ……………………….
      1. No-one declared a major incident
      2. Fire crews took more than two hours to attend
      3. There were not enough paramedics
      4. Triage
      5. There could have been more survivors
      6. Poor communication
      7. First aid training was inadequate

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-63472531

      did not approach him for fear of being branded a racist,
      did not approach him for fear of being branded a racist,
      did not approach him for fear of being branded a racist,
      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-54695580
      “A security guard had a “bad feeling” about suicide bomber Salman Abedi but did not approach him for fear of being branded a racist, an inquiry has heard. Kyle Lawler, who was 18 at the time of the Manchester Arena attack, was standing 10 or 15ft away from Abedi.27 Oct 2020″

         0 likes

  9. tomo says:

    Check out Zoe

       2 likes

  10. tomo says:

       7 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      ‘Give Labour a go’: British rocker Rod Stewart makes surprise call to news programme By Sachin Ravikumar January 26, 2023

      ………….

      ‘We’re going for a singalong at his house later’: Keir Starmer’s joy at lifelong Tory Rod Stewart blasting ministers over the state of the NHS – but rock legend’s dramatic phone-in intervention on the healthcare backlog sparks hypocrisy row
      Sir Rod Stewart made a surprise call to a Sky News phone-in show on NHS crisis
      The 78 year-old even offered to pay for 10 or 20 hospital scans for NHS patients
      The pop icon has been criticised moving away from the UK to avoid paying tax (UNDER LABOUR HA HA AH AHA)

         2 likes

    • Richard Pinder says:

      Keir to Keir

      1899: Labour 0%
      1900: Labour 1.3%
      1906: Labour 4.8%
      1910: Labour 6.4%
      1914: Labour 13%
      ————————
      2025: Labour 13%
      2029: Labour 6.4%
      2033: Labour 4.8%
      2039: Labour 1.3%
      2040: Labour 0%

         2 likes

  11. tomo says:

    Lammy and Von der Leyen head for Tehran?

    taliban-iran.png

    Pakistan kicked out quite a few not very long ago.

       4 likes

  12. MarkyMark says:

    The King will tell Emmanuel Macron there are “no borders” between Britain and France in their shared efforts to solve “complex threats””.

    King Charles will speak of the vital partnership between the two countries in the face of challenges “emanating from multiple directions”, faced together as “friends and allies”.

    He will make a speech at a state banquet on Tuesday night, ahead of a political summit between Sir Keir Starmer and Mr Macron later this week aimed at tackling the small boats crisis..”

    “no borders”
    “no borders”
    “no borders”
    ………………………….

    gates-buckingham-palace-queens-guards-260nw-1191914941.jpg

       1 likes

  13. Richard Pinder says:

    98ffcdc6-bef9-4194-b81f-c20a2fa84574.jpeg?r=282521280

    Question for ChatGPT: Who is on the Epstein List?

    Answer: Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Naomi Campbell, Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cameron Diaz, Cate Blanchett, Kevin Spacey, David Copperfield, Alan Dershowitz, Jean‑Luc Brunel, Glenn Dubin, Les Wexner, Terry and Sarah Ferguson, Bill Richardson, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., George Mitchell, Ghislaine Maxwell, Sarah Kellen, Nadia Marcinkova, Jo‑Jo Fontanella, Frédéric & Alexandra Fekkai, Emmy Taylor, Doug Band and Mark Epstein.

       4 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      Two women tried to expose Jeffrey Epstein three decades ago. Why didn’t the FBI stop him?
      Maria Farmer contacted the FBI in 1996 after she and her little sister were molested by Epstein. While the recent unsealing of documents provided some clarity regarding the extent of his criminal enterprise, federal authorities have failed to answer why it took so long to prosecute the disgraced financier.

      https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/farmer-sisters-epstein-fbi-abuse-b2479602.html

      Because Annie wasn’t just a victim of Epstein — she was a whistleblower. After being molested as a teenager by Epstein and his associate, convicted child abuser Ghislaine Maxwell, her sister reported what they knew to the FBI. They expected a full-scale investigation. What they got was ten years of silence.

         1 likes

    • Fedup2 says:

      Yes – pretty obvious Trump is on the non existent list and that there are no living witnesses .,,

         1 likes

  14. tomo says:

    Easy to say when you’ve an armoured car and a couple of armed plods in the garden office and CCTV in all the hedges?

       3 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      “Police protection for former prime ministers should not cost anything more “than is absolutely necessary”, Foreign Secretary William Hague has said.

      It follows newspaper reports that Tony Blair’s bodyguards are costing taxpayers £250,000 a year in expenses.

      The Mail on Sunday claims officers are staying in “five-star luxury” on Mr Blair’s holiday and business trips.

      Mr Blair’s office rejected calls for him to pay policing costs, arguing he spent most of his time on unpaid work.”

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10500996

      This-suspect-in-the-killi-010.jpg?width=445&dpr=1&s=none&crop=none

         0 likes

    • tomo says:

      blair-savile.jpg

         0 likes

  15. tomo says:

       1 likes

    • MarkyMark says:

      “In case you missed it…

      This is Joseph Haythorne.

      He’s 26 years old—and now the latest Brit to be jailed for a social media post.

      In the wake of the Southport child murders and the resulting unrest, Haythorne took to X and wrote:

      “Go on Rotherham, burn any hotels with those scruffy b*****ds in it.”

      It was a grim post. But he deleted it in just 17 minutes and subsequently handed himself in to the police.

      Still, Judge Jeremy Richardson KC—yes, the same man who sentenced the now-deceased grandfather Peter Lynch—gave him 15 months behind bars last week.

      But here’s the thing…

      And this really speaks to the level of inconsistency in our courts…

      Unlike Lucy Connolly’s post, which arguably constituted pseudo-incitement, Joseph’s post constituted explicit incitement.

      There’s a big difference between saying you “don’t care” if violence happens and outright calling for it.

      And yet—Joseph received a sentence less than half of what Lucy did.

      Put differently: the courts have now punished overt incitement less harshly than perceived incitement.

      Progressive lawyers will likely argue Lucy’s post reached more people, which justifies the longer prison sentence. And that personal mitigating factors played a part.

      But Lucy had no control over that reach. It was the algorithm—and public attention.

      And if that’s the standard…

      We’re effectively imprisoning people for longer depending on how viral a post goes, even if what they said was less inciting…

      Judge Richardson also referenced Joseph’s clinical depression and his guilty plea when reducing his sentence.

      But Lucy had very similar mitigating circumstances—losing a child—which appeared to have much less of an influence.

      The whole thing reeks.”

      ………………………

      1765 …. **In a republic worthy of name, freedom to publish one ’s thoughts is a citizen’s natural right.** They may use a pen or their voice, and should not be prevented from writing any more than speaking …That is the law in England, a monarchical country, where people are freer than elsewhere because they are more enlightened. – Voltaire, Republican Ideas, 1765

         4 likes

  16. vlad says:

    So which two words are missing from Charles’s message to the nation on 7/7?

    Only the 2 most relevant: Islam, which inspired the murderers, and Pakistan, where they trained.

       2 likes

  17. Richard Pinder says:

    VaxVsUnvaxed-Survey-Graphic-Updated.png?resize=557%2C557

       1 likes

Leave a Reply