Weekend 1st August 2026

Following from my comment on the Midweek Thread – the Police have provided clear evidence of their two tier political approach to law enforcement by failing to do Anything about the incitement to murder published by the leader of the Islamic Green Party – even after the killing of a reform politician – Ann Widdecombe

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11 Responses to Weekend 1st August 2026

  1. tomo says:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/c171nnql1j4o

    BBC either flat out ignorant or trying to fudge the shin kicking of Spain by Morocco.

    Also reporting a bunch of deaths ….

    Cack handed on message tripe.

    Burnham blathering and ignoring the actual context of the Ceuta “Moroccan pitch invasion” – I see the BBC are hiding the URLs of the videos on their main page

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  2. Fedup2 says:

    Tomo – with a bit of luck the whole thing will get out of control and be a disaster – the treaties and laws relied on by the invader industry – presided over by the likes of Starmer and Hermer must be deconstructed and a more sensible ‘robust ‘regime introduced .
    Other countries will put their people first … I understand Sweden – of all places – is imposing proper restriction on invaders / Islam because Theyvd Had Enough ..

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    • tomo says:

      Not many sub Saharan Africans in the vids I’ve seen – my read is a bunch of Moroccans gee’d up for some summer mayhem. Mostly rooted in Moroccan antipathy towards the old colonialists or something… Thought the migrants thing was over-egged.

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      • tomo says:

        Bodybags:

        “It’s a concerning situation, and I know people will see those scenes and want something to be done — more to be done.
        What I have done is firstly keep the current Home Secretary in place because the plan she has implemented has started to make a difference. Although this is the peak period of the year for crossings, overall the number of crossings is down, the number of removals of people is up. So there is progress, but we both recognise that we need to do more.
        And I will make a visit very shortly to Border Force on the south coast to see the situation for myself, assess it, and then agree with the Home Secretary what further we need to do.
        We’ve made headway, but certainly more is needed. And obviously that’s a matter for the Spanish government first and foremost, but it is a cause for concern and we are making contact with the Spanish government, the Spanish authorities, to provide support, but also to understand the implications of that situation.”

        Lame – but I suppose it’s a relief not to have to listen to the adenoidal prat Starmer (remember him?)

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  3. Up2snuff says:

    The BBC are wasteful. The BBC are biased. Biased against the Reform Party and its leader Nigel Farage. Like the rest of the MSM the BBC want to get us back into the EU. The BBC are biased against President Trump. The BBC are pro-Palestine, pro-Hamas, biased against Israel and its PM, Bibi Netanyahu, biased against India and its PM, Narenrendra Modi. The BBC are wasteful on salaries. Defund the BBC!

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  4. Fedup2 says:

    Interesting exchange between Andrew Neil and the dolt Swinney SNP Numpty – about the consequences of BP selling up.
    I wonder if BP will move out of the UK completely and delist from London …. Could anyone blame it ?

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    • tomo says:

      Not got a great amount of sympathy for BP but the clueless meddling of the SNP (and BoneEd + ecoloon chums) is intolerable – especially if you can do better for shareholders elsewhere with less uncertainty and higher margins.

      It’s a pattern seen elsewhere – iirc Chevron have told Newscum / Commiefornia to GFY and shuttered ops.

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  5. Deborah says:

    Wasn’t it yesterday (Thursday) that Andy Burnham announced income tax going to the mayors for them to choose how to spend it. This was the day that Manchester was having an election for a new mayor. Apart from the minor issue that it should be announced in Parliament, it was also a time which I would have thought was purdah. What do I know? Didn’t hear any criticism in the press.

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  6. Deborah says:

    Even GBNews praises Andy Burnham for his oratory skills. I watched ‘our Andy’ speaking to a dozen elderly people or people in wheelchairs about his plans for social services. I heard somewhere that he chose to speak without a podium or notes because he was so passionate about his plans. He was wooden and hesitant. It isn’t a one off, the other times I have seen him speak in the last week he has been the same. Next time you have the bad luck to watch him, don’t listen to the words, but listen to delivery. He is scarcely better than Starmer. Don’t let the MSM repeat something so many times that it becomes difficult to argue.

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  7. tomo says:

    When’s the state visit by Javier Millei Argentine Presidente?

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  8. Deborah says:

    Sorry, me again. It is difficult to find anywhere but the BBC giving an update of the Manchester mayor. This is the update I found on the BBC website.

    “Andy Burnham secured three terms as Greater Manchester’s mayor. In both the inaugural election of 2017 and in 2024 he secured 63% of the vote. In 2021 he did even better, with 67%.
    The Supplementary Vote system used this year was also in operation in 2017 and 2021, with the more familiar First Past The Post system used in 2024.
    The fact we’re now counting second-preference votes means no candidate earned a majority of first-preference votes.
    Therefore, whatever happens this evening, neither of the top-two candidates has matched Burnham’s vote.”

    I realise that Ian Shoesmith is correct that neither candidate got the same percentage as “our Andy”. For me the last sentence was unnecessary but only there to praise our new PM. I see it as BBC bias.

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