Weekend 26th July 2025

Nice to see POTUS arrive in Britain . Not yet judged to be too bigger security threat than his protection can handle . Will he visit Epping – there’s a golf course nearby ?

Day 2 of the NHS strike – the swamp now on its ‘ holiday – how long before the dumb ‘recall parliament ‘ which has become a common refrain.

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  1. AsISeeIt says:

    Accidentally (on purpose?) the single national Sunday newspaper title that shows up in sharp relief – as opposed to an indistinct practically unreadable blur, care of our BBC’s online print press line-up this morning is…

    The Observer: The Battle to recognise Palestine… Trump’s links to Ghislaine Maxwell… JFK Jnr’s war on science… Michelle Agyemang and the Lionesses face one more hurdle

    To somewhat misquote Darth Vader’s famous remark: “The Agenda is strong with this one.”

    The Observer pictures Arsenal forward, Michelle Agyemang, who helped book the Lionesses’ a place in the final. – comments Sky News where all the newspaper frontpages show up happily in equally sharp focus.

    “Is it ‘cos I is black?” – Ali G is back… Showbiz exclusive – care of the Star on Sunday

    The Sun playing seeming perpetual keepy-uppy with this now tedious tale of tv celeb chef’s excess sauce-induced woes: Shamed Gregg’s new blast… Masterchef? The BBC has confirmed it will broadcast the new series… I’ll never watch it again…

    Hardly frontpage news, you might say. I wonder if he’ll go the whole hog and cancel his tv licence?

    Speaking of non-frontpage news: Top Boy actor Micheal Ward charged with rape and sexual assault… Bafta-winning actor who has appeared in Blue Story and Top Boy, has been charged with rape and sexual assault… The Jamaican-born actor was awarded the Bafta rising star honour in 2020 and was nominated for the best supporting actor Bafta for his role as Franklyn Cooper in Lovers Rock, part of the BBC series Small Axe, the following year. (Guardian) – in contrast with that cocky cockney bespectacled baldie with the Carry On-style banter – don’t expect acre upon acre of column inches to be expended on this one…

    Catherine Baccas, the deputy chief crown prosecutor for CPS London South, said “We remind all concerned that proceedings against the suspect are active and he has a right to a fair trial. It is vital that there should be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings.” – you guessed it… the media will comply.

    Sky News neatly summarises for us what the BBC pixelates beyond recognition: Police will monitor social media for early signs of potential disorder to avoid a repeat of last year’s riots, according to The Sunday Telegraph

    And there was me under the impression last year’s riots were the result of:

    a) Lessons for social workers from the Harehills riot. Practitioners from the Gypsy, Roma Traveller community reflect on the child protection case that led to civil unrest (Professional Social Work ‘BASW’s media hub where we champion the voice of social workers’)

    ‘We are glossing over what happened in Harehills’ (BBC) – yep, you got that one just about right, BBC. That story of the start of the civil unrest last summer season has been flushed way down the media memory hole – save for that odd mention there in the specialist social work commentariat.

    b) Police face a backlash over Leeds riots… The officers were outnumbered and retreated because it was ‘too dangerous’ (Telegraph); Chaos erupted in Harehills on 18 July 2024 after police assisted social workers taking four children into emergency foster care. After people reacted angrily to the children being taken away, a police car was flipped over before hundreds took to the streets – forcing officers to retreat. (BBC)

    c) Southport murders: ‘More should have been shared’… Failure to share basic facts about the Southport killer led to “dangerous fictions” which helped spark rioting, an independent watchdog has said. (BBC)

    Misinformation, you say?

    ‘Presented him as a Welsh choir boy!’ Labour blasted for ‘double standards’ as Axel Rudakubana failings exposed… Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has accused authorities of suppressing crucial information about the Southport dance class killer… The former chancellor suggested there was a deliberate withholding of information about Axel Rudakubana’s background and potential motivations… claimed Merseyside Police were instructed by “people on high” not to release information they had about the case… “What was so crazy about that was that it actually stoked the very thing that they wanted to avoid because people were kept in the dark” (GB News)

    And finally, rendered unreadable by our BBC but thanks to Sky we note our mate Matt is bang on target in the Telegraph. He sketches a couple of chaps in the pub musing over a pint: “I wanted to be a doctor, but I feel faint at the sight of a placard”)

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Asiseeit – I do enjoy the redundant premise of the CPS Borg referring to ‘fair trials ‘ …. whilst we are witnessing at least one ongoing trial where the judge has guided the jury by declaring the defendant pakis to be of good character with no previous …
      That – ladies and gents – is a TTK 2025 ‘fair trial .

      The legally always hide behind the facade of preventing comment – identity even – during the investigate and prosecution – using court orders to even prevent knowledge of the existence of trials and outcomes exposing that it Might Prejuduce the case – what crap …

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      • G says:

        BBB tells us that if the so-called, “Character” of the individuals is not introduced by the judge, by not doing so would raise a ground on which to later appeal any judgement.

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        • Up2snuff says:

          AISI, have reported the fuzzy, out of focus newspapers to the BBC. I do not know whether the BBC uses a Rostrum camera or a scanner to create images for the BBC web-site. I guess it is the former and some new Beeboid has forgotten to lock focus on an auto-focus camera. Inadequate supervision of (yet another) new BBC employee?

          Theoretically a sanner would not produce out of focus images unless the BBC operative snatched at the newspaper before scanning was completed. Then the image uploaded to the web-site would demonstrate what the German photographers refer to as ‘wipe’. Of course the other explanation could be a faulty scanner. The BBC will use that, no doubt, as an excuse to ask for an increase the TellyTax.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      “Kwasi Kwarteng has accused authorities of suppressing crucial information about the Southport dance class killer”

      Kwasi Kwarteng HA HAH HA AHA! Guys would have done the same under the Tories.

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  2. Fedup2 says:

    BBC news – squirrels –

    Which is worse ? The overwhelming propaganda of the reading out of Islamic Hamas terrorist press releases ?

    Or the ecstatic covering of a 4th rate footy game ?

    Both of these are being used to cover the d notice on protests outside invader army camps …. Or any type of resistance . 77 brigade has put out a news release saying a unit of ‘elite plod ‘ will be monitoring social media for anti invader words .

    I have an image of some 8-4 no weekends working from home looking for bad words on twitter or here whilst achieving their ‘work life balance ‘.

    It seems inevitable that they’ll find a new Lucy Connolly ( i know there are already others ) – the victim of which will receive the full on TTK style ‘full force of the law ‘ with 6 plod through the door at 5am – the full forensic – look for brexity books with ‘sniffer dogs ‘ .

    The victim will be female white a tax payer with small kids and no lawyer – the appointed lawyer will not apply for bail – tell the victim to plead guilty to get a better sentence then watch as she gets 48 months … with full TTK press coverage . They’ll even throw in a terrorism charge too . Right 77 brigade ..

    As for the footy ? Who cares …. I’ll be making candles …

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  3. Fedup2 says:

    You know – I wince -when I hear that BBC contrived – nickname – no doubt they’ll be crowing over the billions watching and making sure the idiots watching don’t see the empty seats ….
    At least the real footy gets going in a few days …

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  4. digg says:

    BBC tells me that amongst the many unfair burdens that women who play football have to suffer: breasts bouncing as much as five inches 11,000 times during a match is just one….

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq53v066x52o

    Should’t be allowed!

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Speaking of playgrounds-x has been having great fun with the names who have signed up to the fruit and nut party – of comrade corbyn . Ed davey features quite a lot . Corbyn said over 300 000 have signed up so far – which suggests if you discount the spoof brings it down to 150000 of which 50 000 will be neurally diverse – 50000 will be invaders leaving 50000 special needs greens ..

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Is that a combined 22000 wobbles or 5.500 each one ? And what of the boys pretending to be chicks?

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Remove the breasts free on the NHS! Simples!

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  5. digg says:

    Just when I think that Starmers shambles of a government can’t find an even smaller straw to clutch at….. bingo, they do!

    “Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints”

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwye5jx8y3go

    What can possibly come next?

    Maybe shoplifters to be given free pre-loaded bank cards to reduce store theft?

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  6. StewGreen says:

    New government unit to poice social media
    FFS half of the strange tweets must come from mental health people and children
    It’s like to police a giant playground

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    • Mrs Kitty says:

      We’ll have to relearn old methods of communication to outfox them “listen very carefully I shall say this only once “. It’s something that will completely baffle them all as they have no sense of humour.

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      • tomo says:

        Some of them obviously miss the good old days?

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        • digg says:

          I wonder if Derbyshire Police have ever had any second thoughts and embarrassment for this totally insane and almost comical Monty Pythonesque deliberation?

          Walking “in an offensive manner” comes to mind!

          My take is… never give total power to any group of people who don’t have the natural intelligence to use it wisely.

          This is only a short step away from The Police deciding to arrest all the rabbits and foxes they come across who didn’t stay in their burrows.

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          • Fedup2 says:

            They just regret not being able to put their dogs on walkers – or using snipers in helicopters to ‘protect the community ‘…. The plod mindset is more extreme now – they care even less about taxpayers …

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  7. digg says:

    Even more Government shamble scrambling happening than I thought…

    Two adjacent BBC articles this morning….

    2nd April….

    “Met to cut 1,700 staff to plug £260m ‘black hole'”

    and then 10th April….

    “Starmer: 3,000 more police to be hired by March 2026”

    You could not make this stuff up!

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  8. Flotsam says:

    The formation of the new Corbyn Soviet Commieseriat and the clear support it’s receiving opens new interesting electoral possibilities. Next election will be a hung Parliament, how about a Corbyn-Reform coalition? Corbyn-Green-Lib Dem-Reform?

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  9. Fedup2 says:

    Flotsam
    The hung parliament in 2029 might be the best that can be honestly hoped for .

    I cannot see large numbers voting for reform unless they get credible people in to staff a cabinet . I say this even though a lot more people are waking up to the current horror . – and also working on the assumption that the economic decline will continue under Rachel …

    I’d love to see a prediction of seats based on – say – a 10% loss of Labour votes to Corbyn and a further 10% – say blue vote to reform – my guess in that case is that reform would get a working majority – going against what I say above

    No party has the resolve that is needed to reset the mess …

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    • moggiemoo says:

      By 2029 Islam will be in charge. Not that there’ll be anything left of the country to run.

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      • Pete says:

        Angela Rayner is trying her very best to make sure it doesn’t take that long.

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        • digg says:

          Maybe when the worm turns after a failed and bloody takeover by the Islamist invaders in the UK there could be repeat of the French Revolution where the great and good ( Media, Government, Law, Education, Law enforcement ) who happily trashed the people of England and sold their heritage in the name of diversity be sent to a modern version of Madame Guillotine for their treachery? Maybe stocks in every town square where they can be pelted with buckets of brown stuff?

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  10. Fedup2 says:

    Excellent news

    The IDF has announced airdrops to Hamas – 10 000 special pagers to replace the last lot …

    Keep going IDF – work faster …

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  11. harry142857 says:

    Food and medical supplies can’t get through to gaza, but no shortage of bombs, rockets or ammunition. Where’s Marianna when you need her?

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  12. vlad says:

    Salty Cracker reacts to the Manchester dad who (allegedly) killed the youth who stole his son’s bike at knifepoint. And he comments on the general parlous state of the UK.

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  13. tomo says:

    Looks like a WW2 German flak tower

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  14. Fedup2 says:

    World at one

    Poor Eddie stourton – having to go to the poisonous east of londonistan – Epping – I hope there was a full risk assessment .
    How awful – having to speak to English people from – ugh – Essex …
    Eddie earnt his pay – a royal visit – saying all the approved stuff about ‘far right ‘ … and how lovely the invaders are –
    . I know Epping well – I wanted to buy a place there but it was too expensive for me . It’s a good honest town and those deeply troubled by the imported threat are quite right ( note 77 brigade ) .
    Eddie did the use far right song with the usual lefties distracting from the simple truth – mums and dads frightened – rightly – for their kids with these vermin infecting the town with no connection whatsoever to it or the country they are in .

    I think Eddie should get a room in the hotel ….

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  15. pugnazious says:

    Just on R4..interviewing a far-left extremist preparing to battle anti migrant hotel protestors [apparenlty that is OK but protesting to protect your local area and society is not].

    Antifa says it is ‘organised far-right groups organising these protests..’

    Not a peep out of the BBC presenter [Stourton I believe]….it’s quite clear it is local people with legitimate and genuine concerns about the safety of their town that are running these protests.

    BBC happy to present the ‘far-right’ narrative as de facto truth.

    Protest the BBC as well as the hotels.

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    • digg says:

      As my old dad would say, once you uncover a liar, they will always be a liar to you and they can never change that however hard they defend their next speech.

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  16. vlad says:

    Recently a savage deliberately and provocatively ate chicken in a religious Hindu vegetarian restaurant attached to a Hindu temple in London, before walking around eating like a filthy pig and waving his chicken pieces in the face of other customers.

    The man was black, so mention of it on the BBC, of course.

    Now imagine if it was a white man eating a bacon sarnie in a mosque, then deliberately and provocatively walking around thrusting it in the faces of the worshippers.

    a) he’d have had the crap beaten out of him.
    b) there’d be worldwide rioting.
    c) the BBC would have been all over the story for weeks.

    Two-tier reporting, BBC?

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    • vlad says:

      I forgot d) the 2-tier cops would’ve arrested him quicker than you can say Allahu Akbar; a two-tier judge would’ve given him a long sentence for hate crime; and 2-tier Khunt would’ve raised the matter in City Hall.

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    • vlad says:

      typo: so NO mention of it on the BBC.

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    • Pete says:

      Isn’t it lovely when our diverse
      friends proudly show off their own real culture.
      This cheeky chap clearly loves chicken.
      How enriching.

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  17. Fedup2 says:

    On R4X there is a documentary about Mein Kampf . It’s done by a Jewish BBC type called John Kampner .

    It’s a wonderful piece of anti right propaganda – it cannot wait to divert away from Hitler to full on attacks on the usual politicians – victor orban – meloni – and of course – POTUS –

    He doesn’t call for it to be banned – but the implication is there …as you might expect ….

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  18. Richard Pinder says:

    It took just 12 hours for the Online “Safety” Act to be used to censor footage of protests against illegal immigration, and even the documentary film “The Agenda!”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tV9yIINNvU

    However YouTube CEO Neal Mohan told the British establishment that YouTube is a “Bastion of Free Speech” protected by Donald Trump.

    Sign the Petition to Repeal the Online Safety Act: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903

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    • moggiemoo says:

      The petition will be deemed ‘unsafe’ and censored. Just like everything deemed ‘far right’ or ‘anti immigration’. You can just imagine all the things we won’t be allowed to see in the interests of safety. Theirs, not ours.

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  19. G says:

    The practicalities of what’s coming:

    I would only disagree with the comments on whether the UK Army would go against the indigenous – academic debate upon whether they will / won’t. No mention of the fact that those army lads & and lasses will have parents/grandparents/relatives to consider pointing them in the right direction.

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  20. G says:

    Reform only mention repealing EU legislation. Of more importance, what UK legislation will they repeal?

    We need more information on the latter. They need to be challenged.

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  21. Fedup2 says:

    G
    Im not sure whether Reform should hold back on forming policy until nearer the election -what they’ve already said is worrying to me … I want a tax cutting state but the implication is to cut welfare and far too many people are addicted to that – as professional sickies …

    The financial crisis should put paid to that affliction ….

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  23. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    Some appear to be having doubts that Reform will be the next government with a majority and no coalition.

    I can’t see Labour ever getting in again. They are destroying the UK and every single thing they do is seriously bad.
    Home or abroad, they are ruining everything.

    Nobody believes the tories. They can say what they want but they’ve shown they never do what they say so it’s a wasted vote.

    Libdems. Not enough dopey lefties but they may be the opposition.

    Greens. Lunatics.

    Corbyn party (may contain nuts). Will contain nuts, but not enough crackpots and enrichers in the UK at the moment. Possibly a future government when the Brits are outnumbered by the enrichers (unless they have their own party)

    The rest. None are big enough and never will be.

    Reform are miles ahead now and Labour are destroying themselves daily.
    Reform is the ONLY Party that can win and I’m sure it will win and with a big majority,

    They can then undo EVERYTHING this awful Labour gang have done.
    On day one I hope.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      EG- I think by the time of the next election 12 year olds will decide the outcome – if mummy ( or if there’s a daddy / uncle ) let them stay up to go and vote –
      More seriously it may all swing on which group – Muslim – Marxist – fixes the count more …

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  24. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    I see the pubs are staying open late because of the lionesses.

    Will they be open until 6am in case it goes to penalties?

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  25. Lucy Pevensey says:

    Have any of the BBC watchers here seen this news yet?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Just another reason for not going economy …. Was there a happy outcome or did the Islamic terrorist blow up the plane? Full,story on the Jerusalem post – the TTK justice system will have him bailed by 9pm – it was a London to Glasgow flight …

      Full motion picture follows with that Scot who always plays hero yanks as the ‘passenger ‘ fighting the AQ baddie ..

      D notice in place – right 77 brigade ..

      Time to get the South Africa airlines sketch out again …

      The sun has the full video

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      If the plane was on the ground in the UK have the UK police arrested the hero passengers yet?

      Let me guess the possible charge: affray, waycism, interruption of a religious ceremony, islamophobia etc etc.

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Do you notice the lack of fear in the response of the very white passengers … ? And the terrorist didn’t even get a Glaswegian clout / kiss …

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Allah Akbar just means we come in peace? What idiots are holding this man to the ground? Such Islamophobes.

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  26. Richard Pinder says:

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  27. Foscari says:

    The BBC I am sure have told Hamas their all but Media
    partners. That the England ladies winning the European Trophy.
    Will have to be their top story . But only for a a couple of hours.
    Before the BBC once again spouts Hamas propaganda as their
    news leader.

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  28. MarkyMark says:

    1978 … “Every country can take some small minorities and in many ways they add to the richness and variety of this country. The moment the minority threatens to become a big one, people get frightened.” – Margaret Thatcher 1978

    2012 … “Two and a half years ago, the coalition government was formed, and we made a clear promise to the British public. After thirteen years of uncontrolled mass immigration, this government would reduce and control immigration.” – Theresa May 2012

    2015 … “Because when immigration is too high (no figure given), when the pace of change is too fast, it’s impossible to build a cohesive society.” – Theresa May 2015

    2024 … “Smash the Gangs” “1 in,1 out” – Keir Starmer 2024

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  29. digg says:

    Watching the crop of commercials tonight you could be forgiven for thinking you had somehow tuned in to a Nigerian TV channel.
    I am sure that the fashion to cram as many black faces into every commercial is going to prove to be counter productive in the long run as more and more indigenous people see this as exclusion and manipulative.

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  30. Fedup2 says:

    Week ahead – celebrating the US EU trade deal . President Trump having to meet Starmer whilst his `foreign Secretary is in Darwin Australia (the definition of no where ) – D notice on invader hotel protests – Pixie Balls telling us there will be even more repression . Grieving family after daughter tops herself thru cyber bullying demanding even more censorship . Another BBC scandal … and so much more -including the Manchester airport trial – more medical mafia strike days -…new thread time

    Thank you for your input – reading of this little site – appreciate before the Marxists close it

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Maybe the BBC could BBC verify all the posts online to end all hate?

      …………

      https://hopenothate.org.uk/
      Reform Watch is a new newsletter from HOPE not hate, sent straight to supporters who want to know the truth about the party. Sign up now to get the next… ”

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  31. MarkyMark says:

    Small boats data
    Small boats data
    Small boats data

    https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/migrants-detected-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats/migrants-detected-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats-last-7-days

    Date Migrants arrived Boats arrived Boats involved in uncontrolled landings Notes
    20 July 2025 60 1 0
    21 July 2025 0 0 0
    22 July 2025 0 0 0
    23 July 2025 132 2 0
    24 July 2025 225 4 0
    25 July 2025 68 1 0
    26 July 2025 122 2 0

    SMALL BOATS 132 in 2 boats = 66
    TINY BOATS?
    PARTY BOATS?
    NEW CULTURE BOATS?

    HAHA HA HAH AHAHAH AH AH AHHA!

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  32. tomo says:

    Constable Savages across the land being recruited?

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  33. digg says:

    Anyone else noticed a trend in TV commercials of pushing a somewhat macabre storyline? I am recalling the commercial with the woman suddenly throwing another woman to the ground jui-gitsu style with a howl or snarl mid-conversation or a dog pushing a girls love interest ( possibly another girl?) over a balcony out of jealousy.
    Or a woman on the toilet screaming to find a fluffy animal in her bathroom while she is “taking a break”.

    To me it reveals a disturbing trend in the recruitment of new arrivals on the TV commercial scene….

    I don’t think I am becoming paranoid, it’s just bloody weird and I can see no way it could possibly promote the products so maybe it’s just frustrated art director desperate cries for attention?

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