The tedious world cup final was interrupted by a sort of eurovision thing – but then followed by a long long BBC propaganda advert . Happily for us – it shows the desperation of that failing Far Left State Broadcaster…
Obviously the advert was presented by someone coloured …
Then the argees got on with kicking the spanish off the Park .,
Taxpayers paid Peter Murrell’s legal aid. Now they’re being told they have no right to know why.
That is disgraceful.
Murrell stole £400,000 from the SNP, had access to major assets, and is apparently able to repay what he took — yet the public still funded his defence.
‘New Labour brilliantly used the capture of political power in 1997 to establish the dominance of the liberal Left across vast swathes of public life.
It now has key placemen and women in the civil service, the voluntary sector, the legal profession, the arts world, the intelligence services, the BBC and the quango state which has passed outside democratic control and yet controls so much of our public life.
These quangos are run, almost without exception, by New Labour placemen. ‘ Peter Oborne 2010
There’s lots of angst about a failing Britain as represented by the churn of Prime Ministers….something must be wrong with Britain.
Well yes…but it’s not what the media or indeed the politicians might like you to think….whatever that might be.
What’s failing is, since Thatcher was toppled, the quality and mindset of those who worm their way to the top and take power…whether politicians, media, academia, police or in the institutions and NGOs that decide what we should think and how we are allowed to behave.
These are the people who look on with contempt and disdain upon the man in the street and his or her ‘common sense’ views and opinions….just look at Cameron who, yes, set in motion the Brexit vote but when it didn’t go his way he jumped ship and decided he would not be able to actually implement the wishes of the people. That’s pretty telling really….wants power but only if he can use it to bring in his own values and beliefs regardless of what the majority think.
Blair of course packed out the institutions with his own placemen and they have basically captured the reins of power whether they are in government or not…and the Tories utterly failed to address this by not booting them out and putting their own ideological placemen in positions of power and influence.
May was utterly useless and a two-faced blatant pro-EU liar who made bringing in Brexit far more difficult than it should have been and Boris was utterly hopeless in charge and betrayed everybody by flinging open the borders and ironically locking us all down….that aristocratic contempt for the masses.
Starmer pretended to play the game and deal with immigration but it was all theatre and smoke and mirrors designed to bluff us whilst he pandered to his Muslim voters and demonised Whites as his government imposed ruinous taxes and policies upon us destroying industry, businesses, jobs and the quality of life.
They all seem to hate the public, not least the native Whites, and democracy is rapidly becoming a feature of Britain’s history and not its future as Labour becomes ever more authoritarian and controlling from what we eat, to how we drive to what we think and say.
Britain isn’t broken…what’s broken is the disconnect between those who take power and those who have to suffer the results of their decisions force fed to them and told to shut up and like it…or else….whether you’ve got to rip out your boiler, become a Muslim by default or accept that a man can put on some lippy and a frock and claim to be a woman and can use women-only facilities.
Trump ~ " They caught Obama absolutely cold, what they did to this country in (2020) they tried to rig the election and they got caught and there should be very severe consequences for that ~ after what they did to me, whether it's right or wrong, it's time to go after people " pic.twitter.com/kTjVXY4pDW
This was written in 2010 as Labour were about to be booted out of power…but now in 2026 after two years of Labour and as an even more retro-Labour zealot takes the reins we can see that we are back to pretty much where we were in 2010….if not actually heading back to the ’70’s.
Does this not describe Britain today…so much of it as a direct result of two years of Labour policies?
‘PETER OBORNE: This is the decade when Britain faces the choice – slow death by the State, or a return to self-reliance’ ‘Britain has emerged as the biggest loser from the first decade of the 21st century.
Our standing in the world has fallen faster than at any time since World War II.
Our economy has stagnated. Almost as important, the British reputation for honesty, fair dealing and decency has taken a number of very severe dents.
All this has been accompanied by a very perturbing moral decline.
In particular the traditional two-parent family, which more than anything else has been at the bedrock of British social and political stability since time immemorial, is in headlong collapse.
And, as a direct result, a lawless and amoral underclass has started to consolidate in some areas of society.
Cut off from the world of work and responsible citizenship, its existence is a destabilising social issue which poses a long-term threat to our national well-being.
The most urgent problem, however, is economic. At the dawn of the new millennium ten years ago, our nation’s finances appeared to be in first-class working order.
Living standards were rising sharply, while economic growth was on a long-term upward trend.
Unemployment was low. National debt was actually being repaid to investors by a government whose finances were in healthy surplus.
All this has been thrown away.
Economic growth over the past decade has been a miserable 1.7 per cent – the lowest since Clem Attlee’s Labour government of the 1940s – while manufacturing output has actually sunk by 1.2 per cent a year.
And the number of jobless is rising sharply.
Meanwhile, indebtedness, both personal and national, has soared. The scale of the problem is utterly shocking.
Not surprisingly, there are grave doubts whether Britain can pay these rapidly mounting debts.
Already, the Government has resorted, for the first time since World War II, to the short-term and dangerous expedient of printing money.
It looks increasingly likely that at some time in the next 12 months, international ratings agencies will downgrade British government bonds, opening the way to soaring interest rates and a profound financial crisis.
Simultaneously, our international standing has fallen. It is hard to exaggerate the damage the Iraq War has inflicted on our reputation overseas.
Domestically, the story is even more depressing.
At the start of this decade, the anti-corruption monitoring agency Transparency International ranked Britain as one of the most honest countries in the world.
Last year, we had fallen to 17th, below such notoriously corrupt countries as Ireland, Hong Kong and Austria.
This is the situation that David Cameron will inherit if he becomes PM. It is very grave indeed.
In fact, I would argue the task that lies ahead for him is every bit as difficult as the one which faced Margaret Thatcher when she entered Downing Street at a time of national crisis in 1979.
She took the helm at a moment of immense difficulty, but at least the problem was there for all to see: the bloated state and grotesque power of the trades unions and their obstinacy and intransigence in resisting change.
For Cameron it is more complex. New Labour brilliantly used the capture of political power in 1997 to establish the dominance of the liberal Left across vast swathes of public life.
It now has key placemen and women in the civil service, the voluntary sector, the legal profession, the arts world, the intelligence services, the BBC and the quango state which has passed outside democratic control and yet controls so much of our public life.
These quangos are run, almost without exception, by New Labour placemen.
This new ruling class shares one embedded assumption: that only the British state can solve society’s problems.
It is bitterly hostile to independent institutions – above all, the family – which lie outside the scope or control of government.
It believes that only massive and centralised spending, controlled by the new political elite, can ever be the answer to the nation’s problems.
This disastrous misconception has been responsible for the explosion of big government, with all its malign consequences, over the past ten years.
Indeed, nobody can understand the course of the past ten years without grasping one truly horrifying financial statistic: government spending as a percentage of gross national product has risen from 38 per cent in 1999 to 48 per cent last year, and according to Treasury figures is set to rise much further.
Nor is that all. The appalling increase in government spending has been accompanied by a grotesque escalation of state bureaucracy.
Small businesses in particular are dying on their feet as a result of a giant increase in regulation, some imposed from Brussels, some home grown in Whitehall.
Tolley’s Tax Guide, to give one small but extremely significant example, has more than doubled in size since 1997, the year Labour came to power.
So as the second decade of the new millennium gets under way, Britain faces a choice.
We can pursue the failed pro-state policies of the past decade, with the resulting extinction of the entrepreneurial spirit that creates national wealth.
Or we can roll back the state and try to restore that spirit of freedom, self-reliance and aspiration that together provided the foundation of our national fortunes for so many hundred years.
If David Cameron sets out on that essential, yet desperately difficult task, he will deserve the support of all of us.’
Many years ago I read a book about subliminal seduction. It was about advertising and how subliminal messaging was used to change behaviour. One of the techniques was flashing messages or photos of the product etc many times for an incredibly short time during a programme. The brain will receive the message. I have been surprised by a couple of female friends who I would think slightly to the right in their politics, have been more positive in their view of Andy Burnham than I would have expected. Could the BBC be using that sort of messaging. I never watch the BBC so it wouldn’t work on me.
There is a similar situation with Trump where friends and family suddenly come out with an anti-Trump comment thrown into a conversation that had nothing to do with Trump or indeed politics.
This cropped up for me years ago when I was at Art College in the late 1960’s as an aspiring graphic designer. We were recommended to read a book called “The Hidden Persuaders” by Vance Packard so the idea has been around for a long time!
Deborah,
Was the book , ‘The Hidden Persuaders’ by Vance Packhard?
I think it likely that the liberal establishment are willing to play any dirty trick , do anything legal or illegal, to hold on to power. They will have no scruples, nor will they care about how many lives they ruin or destroy.
Fedup, the practice of subliminal messaging may well have been banned, but only for people on the Right. This is a two tier state, everything from taking families into the voting booth, to what you tweet, to behaviour at demonstrations, the list is endless. Even if the BBC got caught flashing images, I’m sure after a 3 year enquiry, it would all turn out to be a bit of a mistake.
I’m seeing very brief images unrelated to recently viewed pages on YouTube on my Android phone – particularly over the last month – it might just be a glitch but several times on YouTube I’ve seen properly rendered full pages that seem to last about 100 milliseconds.
It’s my understanding that that the ban on subliminal techniques only applies narrowly to broadcasting and advertising – it’s often derided as ineffective -BUT- I can absolutely confirm that Derren Brown planted words in my head ( yes, it was very disconcerting – since the TV was in the background) and he’s done enough demonstrations of unequivocally priming subjects in a variety of situations.
Smartphones have massively larger reach than TV / radio / newspapers / desktop computers and users are an obvious target for manipulation.
Nice to see the argee thugs put in their place by the spanish . The end was a disgusting exhibition of rotten argentina – which should be banned from international footy for a good few years
English took the stuffing out of them – but at that cost . Messi sucks
Its a ‘News From The Patriarchy’ special this morning…
Our junior pound shop Gruan makes a point of going with that naff feminist-friendly nomenclature – as used in real conversation by absolutely no normal personal at all: Welcome home! England men’s best World Cup team since 1966 finally get a break (i paper)
England men’s…? Really? They could have gone for the gender neutral ‘Three Lions’ as a disambiguation – assuming anyone could be under the extraordinary misapprehension there was a women’s World Cup on at the moment.
But no, I’m guessing the i paper editorial guidelines are now too near akin to some junior common-room speech code. Surely only the BBC in-house cheesy leftist style guide, with their Mumbais and their Türkiyes, could out-PC the i
Show girls
The OG Guardian swerves the need to put male footballers on the cover – in their stead opting for: Showtime… Shakira leads star-studded performance at World Cup – to be fair the low quality football match was a shocker. One can understand American reservations over soccer rules – 100+ minutes played and no one has scored? A full-time match can end in a draw?
Katty Kay on the gender career gap (i paper) – yet another Beeboid paying a visit to this apparent ex-Beeboid rest home.
Monday is washing day, is everybody happy? – The Scaffold, 1966 – there’s one for the teenagers.
“You bet your life we are!” Meanwhile, our Guardianistas are doing their impression of some light-hearted Spare Rib featurette: ‘I’m escaping from my normal life’ Why middle-aged women are getting back into clubbing
Frankly, judging by the look of the female clubbers in accompanying photo snap the Gruan would seem to think middle-age starts at about 25.
The only sport on the front cover is a keepy-uppy on the anti-Nigel front: Farage admits fraudster Cottrell paid for filming (Guardian)
I’m now feeling so overfed with this constant diet of Farage finance hit jobs, I’d say the regime may as well chuck Nigel and all his backers in the Tower of London and throw away the key – just to make it all go away.
And the otherwise jokey blokey Daily Star continues its strange obsession with putting that Binface bloke on the front cover: I will outrun Nige – this from the organ that replaced Liz Truss with a rotten lettuce – I smell a psyop. News with a wink reads the Star’s motto.
Our formerly serious now mainly female interest Times hosts: Mariella Frostrup… What not to say to my daughter
How my period is supercharging my ADHD (Vicki Loader, Health producer, BBC) – Heath producer..? Is she a qualified medic of some sort? Even our junior docs, now rebranded as residents, don’t claim themselves to be producing our health – just sort of minding it for us.
Anywho… how’s this ADHD manifesting itself…?
Phone alarms are what get teaching assistant Layla through her day. She has four alarms to wake up, one to get dressed, another to pack her work bag, and so on. – makes sense, I suppose. My old schoolteacher used to warn us “That bell is to inform me, not you” – as the class began packing up to leave at 4pm.
But that sense of control evaporates as soon as Layla’s period nears – the peak of her menstrual cycle. (BBC) – TMI, as the kids would say?
Mr AsI has to admit he borrows this observation from another commentator on another forum than this – however… isn’t it odd how the prevailing messaging to women is so mixed – one minute sanitary products are showing the ladies hang-gliding, doing a military assault course and climbing Mount Everest non-oxygen-unassisted – and the very next moment they demand a week off work… because their period?
OK, that’s more than enough ‘News From The Patriarchy’
Over to some How’s That Net Zero Workin’ Out Fo’ Yer?
Heat pump homes face winter rationing in drive for net zero… suppliers will able to remotely turn down heat pump central heating to help Britain’s energy system cope with high demand (Telegraph)
Remember folks, it’s not a conspiracy theory, if it’s true.
Brandon Gill: "If Somalians are the backbone of Minnesota, why are nearly 80% of them still on welfare after being here for 10+ years?" pic.twitter.com/80u0SmxlHs
— Joe Rogan Podcast News (@joeroganhq) July 19, 2026
I wonder how the UK welfare stats look when compared to country of origin?
Today
I thought I’d give myself a safe dose (5 minutes ) of radioactive BBC – to catch the approved theme of the bodybags anointing . An alien ( from another planet – not a dirty invader ) would listen to the coverage and assume the broadcaster is operating in a dictatorship .
There is little – no reporting – of why TTK had to go – no explanation / acknowledgement of just how much he will forever be hated – hated .
No challenge to bodybags legitimacy – completely unelected – yet worshipped like a pop star .
Monday afternoon – apparently – will be job change time . It’s unimportant – there is no ‘right wing ‘ of labour any more – no one bravely standing alone against the Marxists … it will be ginger and nandy and Lucy Powell and mrs balls and the Muslim all changing seats – just coke replaced with Pepsi ….
And we have the spectacle of spectacles walking out of number 10 – having devalued the office and politics and the country in a record 2 years – ending his time with political killing and lawfare – setting that vindictive tone which comrade bodybags will gladly carry forward with a false northern accent – with the BBC in full worship mode .
“Deng Majek stabbed Rhiannon Whyte 23 times with a screwdriver in a frenzied 90-second attack in 2024 after following the 27-year-old to Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall.
He was later caught on CCTV dancing and laughing.” https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yvwdgjpj3o
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Small boat arrivals: last 7 days
0 boats in last 7 days – must all be watching football?!
All that was missing from the Argies anti football yesterday
was Simeone the younger winning the golden piss pot
for the most premeditated unpunished fouls in the
tournament . But to be fair to Simeone the younger. From
4 years old he was being coached by Simeone the older.
And I expect any of you that have a knowledge of
football know who he was. And if you don’t, ask David
Beckham. Or anybody who has played against Atletico Madrid.
Some years ago, when Rugby League and Rugby Union forgot their differences, a game was played where a Union side played a League side by their laws, and another game the other way round.
With the various fisticuffs, hair-pulling, ho ho hos etc. being employed by so many players these days, perhaps a combined League and Union Rugby side could take on someone like the Argies, and maybe teach them a few more lessons…
“BBC release “What Has the BBC Ever Done For Me?” after it was revealed that over 500,000 households across the UK cancelled their TV licenses in 2025. Inspired by the John Cleese original from 1985, and stars Romesh Ranganathan and many other BBC celebrities and presenters”
“The BBC has removed disgraced former newsreader Huw Edwards from several entertainment and archival programs following his 2024 guilty plea for making indecent images of children. This includes editing him out of a Doctor Who episode. However, seminal news clips and major historical broadcasts remain preserved”
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“Disgraced former news presenter Huw Edwards has refused to return the roughly £200,000 in salary the BBC paid him while he was suspended. The BBC formally requested the repayment following his guilty plea, but the broadcaster has admitted it lacks the legal options to force him to hand the public money back.”
“Keir Starmer | @Keir_Starmer
The test of any Prime Minister is: do you leave your country in a better place than you found it?
I’m proud that the answer is yes.” https://x.com/Keir_Starmer/status/2078916610157326723
I confess I switched on the BBC today programme to listen to how they deal with “Andys” coronation.
“Top talent” Nick Robinson was wetting his pants with excitement.
But…the biggest surprise was Neil” God what a windbag ‘ Kinnock that unelectable clown from Labour’s past ( it was a surprise because I thought he was dead) anyway, droning, on and on and on, struggling, as in the past to ever finish that sentence. By the time he finished every listener had forgotten where or when he started ,or what his point could possibly have been. It does appear that he is in favour of “Andy” which must be a damaging endorsement.
Fussing around in the margins was another BBC superstar Chris mason, a sort of cross between Alan Bennett and Arthur Askey but without the formers warmth,wit and intelligence, every time I hear him he manages to be more irritating than the last.
It seems the balanced BBC has a whole day of “Andys” wonderful stuff planned, perhaps the biggest surprise is that “Andy ” in a Christ like moment is not entering Downing St riding on a white donkey.
“Lord Mandelson served as the best man at Sir Trevor Phillips’ first wedding in 1981. The two men first met as student activists at an anti-apartheid march and have maintained a close, decades-long friendship within the inner circle of the Labour Party.”
“Wall Street Apes | @WallStreetApes
My jaw literally dropped checking this out
If you go to New Jersey inmates mugshots and filter by race “White” you’re mind is gong to be blown
Almost all mugshots are of minorities being booked as “White.” (Proof in video)
THIS IS INSANE. You should be furious. I go through all the inmates just on the first page and the people doing this need to go to prison
Just imagine this nationwide….”
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“In his book The Madness of Crowds, British author Douglas Murray uses the example of a Google Image Search to critique modern identity politics. He suggests that if you search Google for “Black men,” the results often over-represent portrait photos, reflecting what he views as a disproportionate, algorithmically enforced focus on race.”
In most US crime statistics, Hispanics are categorised as ‘colored’ if they are the victim, but Caucasian/White if they are the perpetrator. See if you can work out why…
The point of it all is to make you so demoralised that you no longer engage or watch or care and let them do what they want.
I think they are very successful.
I’m not so sure on the success bit … there’s always been apathy – the only way to absolutely ensure total control is to stop the plebs voting – and that didn’t seem to go particularly well.
– having said that, Sunak’s apathy cultivation campaign is likely viewed in some quarters as a success?
The simple fact is that the state needs pruning and tuning and the shiny bum slobs view that as an existential threat.
It’s musical chairs this morning at Downing Street, to anyone watching any news channel they will see flying above No 10 two flags, the Union Jack and Ukraine’s blue and yellow. If ever there was a more symbolic image that nothing will change, except the presentation, it is this.
Most Brits are at a loss as to why every PM from BoJo has pinned their ill fated term to a bunch of corrupt banderite thugs. It has in large part ended them all, at this stage there is no indication that Burnham will be any different and unless he removes the symbol of corruption and leave the Union Jack alone to fly over No10 it will be the same old laundromat of money and weapons and Brits getting the left overs. The taxpayers are made to feel like the beggar at the door of Sainsbury’s supermarket. All they get, all they ever get is a promissory note. As for the outgoing and incoming resident of No 10 their future always seems to be well taken care off regardless of their inadequacies and priorities, no begging bowl for them and unlike ordinary Brits no questions about their bank accounts.
Judge them by their actions, not their words, but the gathering lackeys of the MSM whose fervent enthusiasm is palpable ready for another circus, such truths never matter. Their excitement is for someone easier to sell than Starmer. So I have no doubt that Burnham’s first podium appearance after tea with the King, will be to promise a better future for the minions. When the truth is nothing domestically can improve until the law is upheld on foreign policy and morality is restored. Otherwise if the actions remain the same, it’s just a change of players with a new set of lines and the whole bloody circus makes a mockery of the electorate once more.
not my words
what a shitshow
Play spot and name the journalists with these live scenes from Downing Street a moment ago, no sign of DJ Steve Bray yet….. pic.twitter.com/a44rZropdZ
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood Seen in Old Video Supporting Boycott of Sainsbury’s Over israeli Products
An old video has resurfaced showing Shabana Mahmood, the new UK Home Secretary, participating in a protest in Birmingham calling for the closure of a Sainsbury’s store because it sold products made in israel
In the footage, Mahmood speaks positively about the protest’s atmosphere and notes that the store eventually closed. Background chants include calls to boycott Israel and slogans such as “Free, Free Palestine.”
TOADY Watch #1 – Amol still presenting TOADY? That cannot be right.
Men’s Doubles today on TOADY with Amol presenting with rick nobinson outside Downing Street. Of course the BBC have to make a snide remark about Nigel Farage ‘striding down Downing Street to take up residence’ in No.10. Amol’s voice really grates on my ears. When is Amol Rajan going to be gone?
Amol Rajan’s BBC salary for the latest reporting period is between £320,000 and £324,999. This figure covers his on-air work as a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Amol Rajan Interviews, and his podcast hosting duties.
Ok ok – bullshit bingo for the final Starmer speech
1 inherited 14 years of failure
2 got anti semitism out of labour
3 proud to give your money to Ukraine
4 proud to have kept UK out of Iran
5 leaving britainistan in a better place
6 our NHS
7 Fighting division through vindictive rhetoric
8 mandelson
9 economy – firm footing
10 500000 ethnic invader children out of poverty
11 encouraged invaders to breed – 2 child thing
12 upped welfare budget to 333 billion
13 pushed green agenda to destroy jobs …..
14 my darling wife and kids ( blub )
15 bodybags can go to hell
“Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said a £15bn increase in military spending will be funded by cutting investment budgets in other areas, as he set out the UK’s long-delayed plan to invest in defence.
In one of his final acts as prime minister, Sir Keir said some road and energy projects would not “go ahead as planned” to help raise defence funding to £80bn a year by 2029.
He said the plan would be built on by his successor, widely expected to be Andy Burnham, who is yet to comment on the plan.
The Treasury later confirmed only £10.3bn in savings had currently been identified, meaning Burnham would have to find the remaining £4.7bn in his first Budget in the autumn.”
The BBC is now claiming that the money that it extracts from licence fee payers “creates” billions of pounds. That idiotic assertion alone should have it shut down. Daniel Hannan on x
£101K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will offer a supplementary school with an
educational outreach service focussed on helping parents
improve academic support for their children. The project
aims for children to improve success at school, increase
confidence and aspirations (Midaye Somali Development
Network )
£28K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This 3 year grant will provide Somali children experiencing
poverty and poor educational attainment with a
supplementary school and confidence-building workshops to
improve attainment, build self-confidence, and develop
better relationships.
£30K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
Supplementary lessons at weekends during term time for 75
local Bangladeshi and Somali young people in the Tower
Hamlets area. Children will feel more included in their
communities, increase their confidence and increase positive
£30K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
Funding for support work for 150 5-18 year olds with special
education needs from minority ethnic (Somali WOmen) backgrounds. The
project aims to increase children’s ability to manage negative
feelings, to further their self-expression and reduce social
isolation.
£54K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will provide supplementary education to young
people from the Somali community, who live in areas of
poverty, unemployment and low levels of literacy and
aspiration. It will improve educational attainment,
communication skills and confidence
£40K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
To fund a mentoring project for young Somalis living in
poverty in Islington, to increase confidence and self
-esteem,
reduce antisocial behaviour and help them access
employment and education opportunities.
£40K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
To fund a mentoring project for young Somalis living in
poverty in Islington, to increase confidence and self
-esteem,
reduce antisocial behaviour and help them access
employment and education opportunities.
£21K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will deliver educational support for disabled
Somali children and those experiencing local deprivation. The
children and young people will gain academic skills,
confidence and improve their physical well-being.
£15K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
The project will provide holiday activities to children, young
people and their families who have been affected by the
Grenfell Tower tragedy. The activities will improve children’s
well-being, support stronger family bonds and broaden
horizons. (Midaye Somali Development
Network )
£10K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This 1 year grant will provide supplementary education in
English, Maths and Science to Somaili children with low
educational attainment to increase attainment, empower
BBC Children in Need
Grant Funded Projects
London and South East England
As at November 2017
Mad Ed likely pulling the usual con where he equates wind farm ‘Capacity’ with ‘Continuous’ power.
When a wind farm is operating at full capacity i.e. at the peak design wind then it may be able to power 23M homes. However the wind rarely blows so that full capacity is achieved. The actual average power is much less and even less likely is the wind farm generating the power when the homes need it. For that you need gas powered electric generators which can respond quickly.
So you need standby gas power stations able to power 23M homes when the wind does not blow.
Quite a lot of brown nosers turned up to hear TTK do his final darlek speech outside number 10 .. it reminded me of the Truss one – no humanity – no humour – no emotion .
Then he walked down Mohammed street – into symbolic dark shadows and off in the car – leaving the funeral crowd to talk about what a good funeral it was …
I’ve just been watching Herr Starmer, for the last time, on the steps of Downing Street giving his (thank God) final address to the nation. Oh joy, we’ll never have to listen to that nasal nincompoop ever again. Goodbye, good luck and…good xxxxing riddance…
However, what really stuck in my craw was the crowd of sycophantic hypocrites that have done everything they can to get get rid of him, now applauding the little creep until their hands are raw and shouting his name.
One elderly woman (who seemed to be sporting blue hair) latched onto Mrs Starmer in something akin to a half nelson and was so overwhelmed with fake emotion she almost had to be prised off.
Ye gods, what a truly unedifying spectacle. The sanctimonious, two faced hypocrisy was quite breathtaking.
Someone at work brought birthday card around, I told them I couldn’t stand the woman, so no way.
I got reported, then a verbal warning, so I made a complaint.
Now it’s a written warning and half the office wont speak to me, but I’m still not a hypocrite.
Al least they stabbed Julius Caesar in the front.
The is a very very limited amount of intelligence or education in our next cabinet. Burnham has a paltry second class degree in English.
You would need a heart of stone not to laugh at the spectacle put on this morning in Downing street.
One inadequate failed man leaving ,whilst those who caused his leaving howl and sob their crocodile tears, the pavement was drenched.
But wait cheer up and cheer again for his replacement, no difference really but the BBC like him ,for the moment.
“Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has smashed his own record by winning Monday’s elections with more than 99% of the vote, full provisional results show.
The 66-year-old won the 2017 election with 98.63% of the vote, higher than the 93% he got in 2010 and the 95% in 2003.
His critics say Mr Kagame’s thundering majorities come as no surprise as he rules with an iron hand.”
The First Five-Year Plan (1953–1957): Focused on heavy industry and rapid economic growth. Aided by Soviet advisors and loans, this plan heavily prioritized coal, steel, and electrical production, leading to significant industrial expansion in urban areas.
The Great Leap Forward (1958–1962): An ambitious and catastrophic second plan designed to accelerate industrial and agricultural growth simultaneously. It forcibly reorganized the rural population into massive “people’s communes” and encouraged mass steel production via backyard furnaces. The plan resulted in massive economic disruption and triggered the Great Chinese Famine, causing millions of deaths.
Breaking news! It’s unconfirmed, but there are rumours that the BBC is to launch a new channel called BBCWeLoveAndy. The new channel will be free (compulsory) to view and carry no advertising, other than for the Labour Party. It will be financed by a modest increase to the TV Poll Tax, which will no more than double and as a convenience will be added to Council tax payments. Negotiations (backed by threats of banning) are taking place with YouTube, such that the new channel with be at the top of the list whenever someone types in words and phrases such as ‘Sycophancy’, ‘Bias’, ‘Clichés’, ‘Lies’, ‘Rough sleepers’ or ‘Michael Bloomberg’.
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World Cup half time.
BBC running a two minute advert “Is The BBC Worth It?”
Just Say No.
The tedious world cup final was interrupted by a sort of eurovision thing – but then followed by a long long BBC propaganda advert . Happily for us – it shows the desperation of that failing Far Left State Broadcaster…
Obviously the advert was presented by someone coloured …
Then the argees got on with kicking the spanish off the Park .,
Legal Aid?
pffffffff…..
Yes Michelle Mone whataboutery counts but still….
Mr Hughes’ recipe might be useful over the next few days
‘New Labour brilliantly used the capture of political power in 1997 to establish the dominance of the liberal Left across vast swathes of public life.
It now has key placemen and women in the civil service, the voluntary sector, the legal profession, the arts world, the intelligence services, the BBC and the quango state which has passed outside democratic control and yet controls so much of our public life.
These quangos are run, almost without exception, by New Labour placemen. ‘ Peter Oborne 2010
There’s lots of angst about a failing Britain as represented by the churn of Prime Ministers….something must be wrong with Britain.
Well yes…but it’s not what the media or indeed the politicians might like you to think….whatever that might be.
What’s failing is, since Thatcher was toppled, the quality and mindset of those who worm their way to the top and take power…whether politicians, media, academia, police or in the institutions and NGOs that decide what we should think and how we are allowed to behave.
These are the people who look on with contempt and disdain upon the man in the street and his or her ‘common sense’ views and opinions….just look at Cameron who, yes, set in motion the Brexit vote but when it didn’t go his way he jumped ship and decided he would not be able to actually implement the wishes of the people. That’s pretty telling really….wants power but only if he can use it to bring in his own values and beliefs regardless of what the majority think.
Blair of course packed out the institutions with his own placemen and they have basically captured the reins of power whether they are in government or not…and the Tories utterly failed to address this by not booting them out and putting their own ideological placemen in positions of power and influence.
May was utterly useless and a two-faced blatant pro-EU liar who made bringing in Brexit far more difficult than it should have been and Boris was utterly hopeless in charge and betrayed everybody by flinging open the borders and ironically locking us all down….that aristocratic contempt for the masses.
Starmer pretended to play the game and deal with immigration but it was all theatre and smoke and mirrors designed to bluff us whilst he pandered to his Muslim voters and demonised Whites as his government imposed ruinous taxes and policies upon us destroying industry, businesses, jobs and the quality of life.
They all seem to hate the public, not least the native Whites, and democracy is rapidly becoming a feature of Britain’s history and not its future as Labour becomes ever more authoritarian and controlling from what we eat, to how we drive to what we think and say.
Britain isn’t broken…what’s broken is the disconnect between those who take power and those who have to suffer the results of their decisions force fed to them and told to shut up and like it…or else….whether you’ve got to rip out your boiler, become a Muslim by default or accept that a man can put on some lippy and a frock and claim to be a woman and can use women-only facilities.
Take back control.
yuge if true
This was written in 2010 as Labour were about to be booted out of power…but now in 2026 after two years of Labour and as an even more retro-Labour zealot takes the reins we can see that we are back to pretty much where we were in 2010….if not actually heading back to the ’70’s.
Does this not describe Britain today…so much of it as a direct result of two years of Labour policies?
‘PETER OBORNE: This is the decade when Britain faces the choice – slow death by the State, or a return to self-reliance’
‘Britain has emerged as the biggest loser from the first decade of the 21st century.
Our standing in the world has fallen faster than at any time since World War II.
Our economy has stagnated. Almost as important, the British reputation for honesty, fair dealing and decency has taken a number of very severe dents.
All this has been accompanied by a very perturbing moral decline.
In particular the traditional two-parent family, which more than anything else has been at the bedrock of British social and political stability since time immemorial, is in headlong collapse.
And, as a direct result, a lawless and amoral underclass has started to consolidate in some areas of society.
Cut off from the world of work and responsible citizenship, its existence is a destabilising social issue which poses a long-term threat to our national well-being.
The most urgent problem, however, is economic. At the dawn of the new millennium ten years ago, our nation’s finances appeared to be in first-class working order.
Living standards were rising sharply, while economic growth was on a long-term upward trend.
Unemployment was low. National debt was actually being repaid to investors by a government whose finances were in healthy surplus.
All this has been thrown away.
Economic growth over the past decade has been a miserable 1.7 per cent – the lowest since Clem Attlee’s Labour government of the 1940s – while manufacturing output has actually sunk by 1.2 per cent a year.
And the number of jobless is rising sharply.
Meanwhile, indebtedness, both personal and national, has soared. The scale of the problem is utterly shocking.
Not surprisingly, there are grave doubts whether Britain can pay these rapidly mounting debts.
Already, the Government has resorted, for the first time since World War II, to the short-term and dangerous expedient of printing money.
It looks increasingly likely that at some time in the next 12 months, international ratings agencies will downgrade British government bonds, opening the way to soaring interest rates and a profound financial crisis.
Simultaneously, our international standing has fallen. It is hard to exaggerate the damage the Iraq War has inflicted on our reputation overseas.
Domestically, the story is even more depressing.
At the start of this decade, the anti-corruption monitoring agency Transparency International ranked Britain as one of the most honest countries in the world.
Last year, we had fallen to 17th, below such notoriously corrupt countries as Ireland, Hong Kong and Austria.
This is the situation that David Cameron will inherit if he becomes PM. It is very grave indeed.
In fact, I would argue the task that lies ahead for him is every bit as difficult as the one which faced Margaret Thatcher when she entered Downing Street at a time of national crisis in 1979.
She took the helm at a moment of immense difficulty, but at least the problem was there for all to see: the bloated state and grotesque power of the trades unions and their obstinacy and intransigence in resisting change.
For Cameron it is more complex. New Labour brilliantly used the capture of political power in 1997 to establish the dominance of the liberal Left across vast swathes of public life.
It now has key placemen and women in the civil service, the voluntary sector, the legal profession, the arts world, the intelligence services, the BBC and the quango state which has passed outside democratic control and yet controls so much of our public life.
These quangos are run, almost without exception, by New Labour placemen.
This new ruling class shares one embedded assumption: that only the British state can solve society’s problems.
It is bitterly hostile to independent institutions – above all, the family – which lie outside the scope or control of government.
It believes that only massive and centralised spending, controlled by the new political elite, can ever be the answer to the nation’s problems.
This disastrous misconception has been responsible for the explosion of big government, with all its malign consequences, over the past ten years.
Indeed, nobody can understand the course of the past ten years without grasping one truly horrifying financial statistic: government spending as a percentage of gross national product has risen from 38 per cent in 1999 to 48 per cent last year, and according to Treasury figures is set to rise much further.
Nor is that all. The appalling increase in government spending has been accompanied by a grotesque escalation of state bureaucracy.
Small businesses in particular are dying on their feet as a result of a giant increase in regulation, some imposed from Brussels, some home grown in Whitehall.
Tolley’s Tax Guide, to give one small but extremely significant example, has more than doubled in size since 1997, the year Labour came to power.
So as the second decade of the new millennium gets under way, Britain faces a choice.
We can pursue the failed pro-state policies of the past decade, with the resulting extinction of the entrepreneurial spirit that creates national wealth.
Or we can roll back the state and try to restore that spirit of freedom, self-reliance and aspiration that together provided the foundation of our national fortunes for so many hundred years.
If David Cameron sets out on that essential, yet desperately difficult task, he will deserve the support of all of us.’
https://www.dailymail.com/debate/article-1239958/PETER-OBORNE-This-decade-Britain-faces-choice–slow-death-State-return-self-reliance.html#ixzz0bfiJ7iOb
Many years ago I read a book about subliminal seduction. It was about advertising and how subliminal messaging was used to change behaviour. One of the techniques was flashing messages or photos of the product etc many times for an incredibly short time during a programme. The brain will receive the message. I have been surprised by a couple of female friends who I would think slightly to the right in their politics, have been more positive in their view of Andy Burnham than I would have expected. Could the BBC be using that sort of messaging. I never watch the BBC so it wouldn’t work on me.
There is a similar situation with Trump where friends and family suddenly come out with an anti-Trump comment thrown into a conversation that had nothing to do with Trump or indeed politics.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it was happening.
This cropped up for me years ago when I was at Art College in the late 1960’s as an aspiring graphic designer. We were recommended to read a book called “The Hidden Persuaders” by Vance Packard so the idea has been around for a long time!
Deborah,
Was the book , ‘The Hidden Persuaders’ by Vance Packhard?
I think it likely that the liberal establishment are willing to play any dirty trick , do anything legal or illegal, to hold on to power. They will have no scruples, nor will they care about how many lives they ruin or destroy.
Deborah – i think that practice was banned . But when the stakes are high why not do it ?
I think the left were pained by TTK so any replacement will be sainted – until he has to make decisions they dont like .
I cant see a body bags bounce lasting very long as they are running out of money to borrow and people to tax .
Fedup, the practice of subliminal messaging may well have been banned, but only for people on the Right. This is a two tier state, everything from taking families into the voting booth, to what you tweet, to behaviour at demonstrations, the list is endless. Even if the BBC got caught flashing images, I’m sure after a 3 year enquiry, it would all turn out to be a bit of a mistake.
I’m seeing very brief images unrelated to recently viewed pages on YouTube on my Android phone – particularly over the last month – it might just be a glitch but several times on YouTube I’ve seen properly rendered full pages that seem to last about 100 milliseconds.
It’s my understanding that that the ban on subliminal techniques only applies narrowly to broadcasting and advertising – it’s often derided as ineffective -BUT- I can absolutely confirm that Derren Brown planted words in my head ( yes, it was very disconcerting – since the TV was in the background) and he’s done enough demonstrations of unequivocally priming subjects in a variety of situations.
Smartphones have massively larger reach than TV / radio / newspapers / desktop computers and users are an obvious target for manipulation.
Nice to see the argee thugs put in their place by the spanish . The end was a disgusting exhibition of rotten argentina – which should be banned from international footy for a good few years
English took the stuffing out of them – but at that cost . Messi sucks
What was that Jethro Tull song, “Thick As A Brick”
Or Cher, “Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves”.
Its a ‘News From The Patriarchy’ special this morning…
Our junior pound shop Gruan makes a point of going with that naff feminist-friendly nomenclature – as used in real conversation by absolutely no normal personal at all: Welcome home! England men’s best World Cup team since 1966 finally get a break (i paper)
England men’s…? Really? They could have gone for the gender neutral ‘Three Lions’ as a disambiguation – assuming anyone could be under the extraordinary misapprehension there was a women’s World Cup on at the moment.
But no, I’m guessing the i paper editorial guidelines are now too near akin to some junior common-room speech code. Surely only the BBC in-house cheesy leftist style guide, with their Mumbais and their Türkiyes, could out-PC the i
Show girls
The OG Guardian swerves the need to put male footballers on the cover – in their stead opting for: Showtime… Shakira leads star-studded performance at World Cup – to be fair the low quality football match was a shocker. One can understand American reservations over soccer rules – 100+ minutes played and no one has scored? A full-time match can end in a draw?
Katty Kay on the gender career gap (i paper) – yet another Beeboid paying a visit to this apparent ex-Beeboid rest home.
Monday is washing day, is everybody happy? – The Scaffold, 1966 – there’s one for the teenagers.
“You bet your life we are!” Meanwhile, our Guardianistas are doing their impression of some light-hearted Spare Rib featurette: ‘I’m escaping from my normal life’ Why middle-aged women are getting back into clubbing
Frankly, judging by the look of the female clubbers in accompanying photo snap the Gruan would seem to think middle-age starts at about 25.
The only sport on the front cover is a keepy-uppy on the anti-Nigel front: Farage admits fraudster Cottrell paid for filming (Guardian)
I’m now feeling so overfed with this constant diet of Farage finance hit jobs, I’d say the regime may as well chuck Nigel and all his backers in the Tower of London and throw away the key – just to make it all go away.
And the otherwise jokey blokey Daily Star continues its strange obsession with putting that Binface bloke on the front cover: I will outrun Nige – this from the organ that replaced Liz Truss with a rotten lettuce – I smell a psyop. News with a wink reads the Star’s motto.
Our formerly serious now mainly female interest Times hosts: Mariella Frostrup… What not to say to my daughter
How my period is supercharging my ADHD (Vicki Loader, Health producer, BBC) – Heath producer..? Is she a qualified medic of some sort? Even our junior docs, now rebranded as residents, don’t claim themselves to be producing our health – just sort of minding it for us.
Anywho… how’s this ADHD manifesting itself…?
Phone alarms are what get teaching assistant Layla through her day. She has four alarms to wake up, one to get dressed, another to pack her work bag, and so on. – makes sense, I suppose. My old schoolteacher used to warn us “That bell is to inform me, not you” – as the class began packing up to leave at 4pm.
But that sense of control evaporates as soon as Layla’s period nears – the peak of her menstrual cycle. (BBC) – TMI, as the kids would say?
Mr AsI has to admit he borrows this observation from another commentator on another forum than this – however… isn’t it odd how the prevailing messaging to women is so mixed – one minute sanitary products are showing the ladies hang-gliding, doing a military assault course and climbing Mount Everest non-oxygen-unassisted – and the very next moment they demand a week off work… because their period?
OK, that’s more than enough ‘News From The Patriarchy’
Over to some How’s That Net Zero Workin’ Out Fo’ Yer?
Heat pump homes face winter rationing in drive for net zero… suppliers will able to remotely turn down heat pump central heating to help Britain’s energy system cope with high demand (Telegraph)
Remember folks, it’s not a conspiracy theory, if it’s true.
‘Merika sneezes
I wonder how the UK welfare stats look when compared to country of origin?
BBC would categorise that as a racist question.
Today
I thought I’d give myself a safe dose (5 minutes ) of radioactive BBC – to catch the approved theme of the bodybags anointing . An alien ( from another planet – not a dirty invader ) would listen to the coverage and assume the broadcaster is operating in a dictatorship .
There is little – no reporting – of why TTK had to go – no explanation / acknowledgement of just how much he will forever be hated – hated .
No challenge to bodybags legitimacy – completely unelected – yet worshipped like a pop star .
Monday afternoon – apparently – will be job change time . It’s unimportant – there is no ‘right wing ‘ of labour any more – no one bravely standing alone against the Marxists … it will be ginger and nandy and Lucy Powell and mrs balls and the Muslim all changing seats – just coke replaced with Pepsi ….
And we have the spectacle of spectacles walking out of number 10 – having devalued the office and politics and the country in a record 2 years – ending his time with political killing and lawfare – setting that vindictive tone which comrade bodybags will gladly carry forward with a false northern accent – with the BBC in full worship mode .
There’s another office being lined up for Kier to reprise his Monty Python Black Knight routine – he’s not going to give up with an ego like that…
Where he goes will likely tell you more about who and what he is than his entire time in No10
It’s got to be something to do with Davos as it’s his place of choice.
A quilted black silk tunic and a small very fluffy white cat it is then?
I think we should have some sort of weekly summary of stuff the BBC avoids . This week –
the political murder of a British politician –
the arrest and detention for a week of 12 British non criminals under terrorism legislation – and the TTK comments about it
God knows how many serious crimes by invaders….
“Deng Majek stabbed Rhiannon Whyte 23 times with a screwdriver in a frenzied 90-second attack in 2024 after following the 27-year-old to Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall.
He was later caught on CCTV dancing and laughing.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yvwdgjpj3o
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Small boat arrivals: last 7 days
0 boats in last 7 days – must all be watching football?!
ooh, yes please – that’ll nettle the Portland Place lurkers!
– maybe broadcast it on Twitter and YouTube ? (happy to automate that)
Voted by the crew?
All that was missing from the Argies anti football yesterday
was Simeone the younger winning the golden piss pot
for the most premeditated unpunished fouls in the
tournament . But to be fair to Simeone the younger. From
4 years old he was being coached by Simeone the older.
And I expect any of you that have a knowledge of
football know who he was. And if you don’t, ask David
Beckham. Or anybody who has played against Atletico Madrid.
Some years ago, when Rugby League and Rugby Union forgot their differences, a game was played where a Union side played a League side by their laws, and another game the other way round.
With the various fisticuffs, hair-pulling, ho ho hos etc. being employed by so many players these days, perhaps a combined League and Union Rugby side could take on someone like the Argies, and maybe teach them a few more lessons…
BBC in mourning, Saturday
Argentina 24 – England 31
Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/match/EVP5087117
“BBC release “What Has the BBC Ever Done For Me?” after it was revealed that over 500,000 households across the UK cancelled their TV licenses in 2025. Inspired by the John Cleese original from 1985, and stars Romesh Ranganathan and many other BBC celebrities and presenters”
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“The BBC has removed disgraced former newsreader Huw Edwards from several entertainment and archival programs following his 2024 guilty plea for making indecent images of children. This includes editing him out of a Doctor Who episode. However, seminal news clips and major historical broadcasts remain preserved”
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“Disgraced former news presenter Huw Edwards has refused to return the roughly £200,000 in salary the BBC paid him while he was suspended. The BBC formally requested the repayment following his guilty plea, but the broadcaster has admitted it lacks the legal options to force him to hand the public money back.”
“Keir Starmer | @Keir_Starmer
The test of any Prime Minister is: do you leave your country in a better place than you found it?
I’m proud that the answer is yes.”
https://x.com/Keir_Starmer/status/2078916610157326723
IMAGINE MY SURPRISE…..
I confess I switched on the BBC today programme to listen to how they deal with “Andys” coronation.
“Top talent” Nick Robinson was wetting his pants with excitement.
But…the biggest surprise was Neil” God what a windbag ‘ Kinnock that unelectable clown from Labour’s past ( it was a surprise because I thought he was dead) anyway, droning, on and on and on, struggling, as in the past to ever finish that sentence. By the time he finished every listener had forgotten where or when he started ,or what his point could possibly have been. It does appear that he is in favour of “Andy” which must be a damaging endorsement.
Fussing around in the margins was another BBC superstar Chris mason, a sort of cross between Alan Bennett and Arthur Askey but without the formers warmth,wit and intelligence, every time I hear him he manages to be more irritating than the last.
It seems the balanced BBC has a whole day of “Andys” wonderful stuff planned, perhaps the biggest surprise is that “Andy ” in a Christ like moment is not entering Downing St riding on a white donkey.
Artless , cowardly clot turns off replies
“Lord Mandelson served as the best man at Sir Trevor Phillips’ first wedding in 1981. The two men first met as student activists at an anti-apartheid march and have maintained a close, decades-long friendship within the inner circle of the Labour Party.”
NOT good
“Nearly 500 public bodies couldn’t properly account for taxpayers’ money.
That’s according to the National Audit Office which has refused to sign off the Government’s accounts for the third year in a row.
It found
❌ 338 public bodies had unaudited accounts
❌ 145 failed to provide the any information at all.
That’s 483 public organisations where auditors couldn’t fully verify the figures.
Yet every time there’s a hole in the public finances, we’re told the answer is higher taxes.
Before asking taxpayers for another penny…
…surely the Government should have to prove where our tax money has gone”
Narrative Control: The Collapsing Authority of the State
https://dailysceptic.org/2026/07/19/narrative-control-the-collapsing-authority-of-the-state/
A good piece – fortunately it ends on a positive note i.e. nobody trusts the gubberment anymore.
That is why the Government has a nudge unit!
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/explainer/nudge-unit
“Nudge Unit”
The Behavioural Insights team, popularly known as the ‘Nudge Unit’, is playing a big role in helping the government formulate its response to coronavi
11 MAR 2020
Jill Rutter
“Wall Street Apes | @WallStreetApes
My jaw literally dropped checking this out
If you go to New Jersey inmates mugshots and filter by race “White” you’re mind is gong to be blown
Almost all mugshots are of minorities being booked as “White.” (Proof in video)
THIS IS INSANE. You should be furious. I go through all the inmates just on the first page and the people doing this need to go to prison
Just imagine this nationwide….”
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“In his book The Madness of Crowds, British author Douglas Murray uses the example of a Google Image Search to critique modern identity politics. He suggests that if you search Google for “Black men,” the results often over-represent portrait photos, reflecting what he views as a disproportionate, algorithmically enforced focus on race.”
In most US crime statistics, Hispanics are categorised as ‘colored’ if they are the victim, but Caucasian/White if they are the perpetrator. See if you can work out why…
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The point of it all is to make you so demoralised that you no longer engage or watch or care and let them do what they want.
I think they are very successful.
I’m not so sure on the success bit … there’s always been apathy – the only way to absolutely ensure total control is to stop the plebs voting – and that didn’t seem to go particularly well.
– having said that, Sunak’s apathy cultivation campaign is likely viewed in some quarters as a success?
The simple fact is that the state needs pruning and tuning and the shiny bum slobs view that as an existential threat.
not my words
what a shitshow
– it’s worth running the video to see the MSM sausage machine at work
“ME24 – Middle East 24
Visegrád 24
@MiddleEast_24
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood Seen in Old Video Supporting Boycott of Sainsbury’s Over israeli Products
An old video has resurfaced showing Shabana Mahmood, the new UK Home Secretary, participating in a protest in Birmingham calling for the closure of a Sainsbury’s store because it sold products made in israel
In the footage, Mahmood speaks positively about the protest’s atmosphere and notes that the store eventually closed. Background chants include calls to boycott Israel and slogans such as “Free, Free Palestine.”
https://x.com/MiddleEast_24/status/1964591205028942143?lang=en”
that the store eventually closed
that the store eventually closed
BBC luvvie dies aged 68 . Eddie Stourton – another victim of prostate cancer . I won’t waste words .
Apparently he was a RC – you’d never know it listening to him –
TOADY Watch #1 – Amol still presenting TOADY? That cannot be right.
Men’s Doubles today on TOADY with Amol presenting with rick nobinson outside Downing Street. Of course the BBC have to make a snide remark about Nigel Farage ‘striding down Downing Street to take up residence’ in No.10. Amol’s voice really grates on my ears. When is Amol Rajan going to be gone?
Amol Rajan to leave Radio 4’s Today programme
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgqenv21ne1o
Amol Rajan’s BBC salary for the latest reporting period is between £320,000 and £324,999. This figure covers his on-air work as a presenter for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Amol Rajan Interviews, and his podcast hosting duties.
Does his “own company” deal in drugs or prostitutes? On UC he looks like either a drug dealer or a pimp. I think we should be told…
Awful man.
“Live from Downing Street as Starmer leaves No.10”
Sky News | 9.3m subscribers
Candyfloss and Chinese flags
Ok ok – bullshit bingo for the final Starmer speech
1 inherited 14 years of failure
2 got anti semitism out of labour
3 proud to give your money to Ukraine
4 proud to have kept UK out of Iran
5 leaving britainistan in a better place
6 our NHS
7 Fighting division through vindictive rhetoric
8 mandelson
9 economy – firm footing
10 500000 ethnic invader children out of poverty
11 encouraged invaders to breed – 2 child thing
12 upped welfare budget to 333 billion
13 pushed green agenda to destroy jobs …..
14 my darling wife and kids ( blub )
15 bodybags can go to hell
Perhaps plod will hold off on the Ann Widdecombe murder charge until the full attention is on bodybags … or they’ll let him go …
“Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said a £15bn increase in military spending will be funded by cutting investment budgets in other areas, as he set out the UK’s long-delayed plan to invest in defence.
In one of his final acts as prime minister, Sir Keir said some road and energy projects would not “go ahead as planned” to help raise defence funding to £80bn a year by 2029.
He said the plan would be built on by his successor, widely expected to be Andy Burnham, who is yet to comment on the plan.
The Treasury later confirmed only £10.3bn in savings had currently been identified, meaning Burnham would have to find the remaining £4.7bn in his first Budget in the autumn.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy0rw5dx1ko
“ meaning Burnham would have to find the remaining £4.7bn in his first Budget in the autumn“
I see (well, no see…) that The Daily Mail is putting police leaks about Widdecombe murder behind its paywall.
Reform press clippings on the wall is the latest revelation – no word on what the house is worth or the status of his toned abs
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15989201/Ann-Widdecombe-murder-suspect-newspaper-clippings-Nigel-Farage-Reform.html
Bodybag going to leave clot Lammy in place?
Huw Edwards only cost £200K and is free to wok with David Lammy – if it just saves one child!
so, I’ll use it again….
https://twitter.com/somersetlevel/status/2079145960970526853/photo/1
The BBC is now claiming that the money that it extracts from licence fee payers “creates” billions of pounds. That idiotic assertion alone should have it shut down. Daniel Hannan on x
Billions for whom?
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£101K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will offer a supplementary school with an
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confidence and aspirations (Midaye Somali Development
Network )
£28K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This 3 year grant will provide Somali children experiencing
poverty and poor educational attainment with a
supplementary school and confidence-building workshops to
improve attainment, build self-confidence, and develop
better relationships.
£30K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
Supplementary lessons at weekends during term time for 75
local Bangladeshi and Somali young people in the Tower
Hamlets area. Children will feel more included in their
communities, increase their confidence and increase positive
£30K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
Funding for support work for 150 5-18 year olds with special
education needs from minority ethnic (Somali WOmen) backgrounds. The
project aims to increase children’s ability to manage negative
feelings, to further their self-expression and reduce social
isolation.
£54K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will provide supplementary education to young
people from the Somali community, who live in areas of
poverty, unemployment and low levels of literacy and
aspiration. It will improve educational attainment,
communication skills and confidence
£40K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
To fund a mentoring project for young Somalis living in
poverty in Islington, to increase confidence and self
-esteem,
reduce antisocial behaviour and help them access
employment and education opportunities.
£40K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
To fund a mentoring project for young Somalis living in
poverty in Islington, to increase confidence and self
-esteem,
reduce antisocial behaviour and help them access
employment and education opportunities.
£21K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This project will deliver educational support for disabled
Somali children and those experiencing local deprivation. The
children and young people will gain academic skills,
confidence and improve their physical well-being.
£15K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
The project will provide holiday activities to children, young
people and their families who have been affected by the
Grenfell Tower tragedy. The activities will improve children’s
well-being, support stronger family bonds and broaden
horizons. (Midaye Somali Development
Network )
£10K From BBC Children In Need FUnd
This 1 year grant will provide supplementary education in
English, Maths and Science to Somaili children with low
educational attainment to increase attainment, empower
BBC Children in Need
Grant Funded Projects
London and South East England
As at November 2017
Click to access CN0187_Grants_Listings_London_and_South_East_England.pdf
Less convincing than the Ed Stone but likely several (x1000?) orders of magnitude more expensive – but don’t worry Bone Ed’s not paying.
I doubt he reads the replies 🙂
> enough power for 23 million homes
Mad Ed likely pulling the usual con where he equates wind farm ‘Capacity’ with ‘Continuous’ power.
When a wind farm is operating at full capacity i.e. at the peak design wind then it may be able to power 23M homes. However the wind rarely blows so that full capacity is achieved. The actual average power is much less and even less likely is the wind farm generating the power when the homes need it. For that you need gas powered electric generators which can respond quickly.
So you need standby gas power stations able to power 23M homes when the wind does not blow.
I heard it’s called hubris
Quite a lot of brown nosers turned up to hear TTK do his final darlek speech outside number 10 .. it reminded me of the Truss one – no humanity – no humour – no emotion .
Then he walked down Mohammed street – into symbolic dark shadows and off in the car – leaving the funeral crowd to talk about what a good funeral it was …
I just listened to it, and thought it was all about ‘his party’.
Funnily enough, there are millions of British Citizens who aren’t in chime with his ‘party’, they think he’s been a waste of space!
Just heard the lovely ‘Georgina’ on the radio with the magical statement: –
“Never give a socialist a cheque book”
Amen to that.
I’ve just been watching Herr Starmer, for the last time, on the steps of Downing Street giving his (thank God) final address to the nation. Oh joy, we’ll never have to listen to that nasal nincompoop ever again. Goodbye, good luck and…good xxxxing riddance…
However, what really stuck in my craw was the crowd of sycophantic hypocrites that have done everything they can to get get rid of him, now applauding the little creep until their hands are raw and shouting his name.
One elderly woman (who seemed to be sporting blue hair) latched onto Mrs Starmer in something akin to a half nelson and was so overwhelmed with fake emotion she almost had to be prised off.
Ye gods, what a truly unedifying spectacle. The sanctimonious, two faced hypocrisy was quite breathtaking.
Honestly, feel like vomiting…
Please let us know what you really think Jeff – we should be told…
;0)
One does have to wonder if there’s something that might’ve detonated under Starmer that would’ve actually triggered outrage and a GE.
– couldn’t risk it…?
– better to move him to a safer location.
He didn’t seem to like the ejection-rejection.
Someone at work brought birthday card around, I told them I couldn’t stand the woman, so no way.
I got reported, then a verbal warning, so I made a complaint.
Now it’s a written warning and half the office wont speak to me, but I’m still not a hypocrite.
Al least they stabbed Julius Caesar in the front.
The is a very very limited amount of intelligence or education in our next cabinet. Burnham has a paltry second class degree in English.
Harry – what a soviet / nazi story – im sure signing cards was in the job description ..
WET SURFACE WARNING…..
You would need a heart of stone not to laugh at the spectacle put on this morning in Downing street.
One inadequate failed man leaving ,whilst those who caused his leaving howl and sob their crocodile tears, the pavement was drenched.
But wait cheer up and cheer again for his replacement, no difference really but the BBC like him ,for the moment.
milk before teabag wasn’t it?
“Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has smashed his own record by winning Monday’s elections with more than 99% of the vote, full provisional results show.
The 66-year-old won the 2017 election with 98.63% of the vote, higher than the 93% he got in 2010 and the 95% in 2003.
His critics say Mr Kagame’s thundering majorities come as no surprise as he rules with an iron hand.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cnk413ze07lo
Alternatively:
“I’m only going to be around for a year or two”
“Yes, me too”
He will, but just not in the way The Guardian thinks
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jul/20/andy-burnham-says-he-will-go-faster-than-keir-starmer
“I will bring a plan for 10 years.” Andy Burnham
** if you don’t give me 10 years you failed.
It used to be a 1000 year Reich, now they’ve happy to offer just 10.
Andy Burnham is suit and waving hand like Blair!
“Building a more preventive state” Andy Burnham
“End rough sleeping in our country.” – Andy Burnham
…………
Exclusive: Rough sleeping in Greater Manchester has risen for the fourth year in a row
https://manchestermill.co.uk/exclusive-rough-sleeping-in-greater-manchester-has-risen-for-the-fourth-year-in-a-row/
https://manchestermill.co.uk/exclusive-rough-sleeping-in-greater-manchester-has-risen-for-the-fourth-year-in-a-row/
House of Commons to house all rough sleepers and House of Lords to offer words of hope?
Andy Burnham … 10 year plan ….
The First Five-Year Plan (1953–1957): Focused on heavy industry and rapid economic growth. Aided by Soviet advisors and loans, this plan heavily prioritized coal, steel, and electrical production, leading to significant industrial expansion in urban areas.
The Great Leap Forward (1958–1962): An ambitious and catastrophic second plan designed to accelerate industrial and agricultural growth simultaneously. It forcibly reorganized the rural population into massive “people’s communes” and encouraged mass steel production via backyard furnaces. The plan resulted in massive economic disruption and triggered the Great Chinese Famine, causing millions of deaths.
Breaking news! It’s unconfirmed, but there are rumours that the BBC is to launch a new channel called BBCWeLoveAndy. The new channel will be free (compulsory) to view and carry no advertising, other than for the Labour Party. It will be financed by a modest increase to the TV Poll Tax, which will no more than double and as a convenience will be added to Council tax payments. Negotiations (backed by threats of banning) are taking place with YouTube, such that the new channel with be at the top of the list whenever someone types in words and phrases such as ‘Sycophancy’, ‘Bias’, ‘Clichés’, ‘Lies’, ‘Rough sleepers’ or ‘Michael Bloomberg’.
Don’t give them ideas