121 Responses to Start the Week 10th August 2026

  1. Richard Pinder says:

    American news website “The National Pulse” reports that British Police Arrested Local People for Protesting Against Illegal Immigrants and Rapists Being Housed Amongst Them. The left-wing Socialist British Government unannounced placement of migrants and rapists in Thetford, England, sparking protests, resulting in a violent Police response in support of the Rapists, and arrests of local people: https://thenationalpulse.com/2026/08/08/__trashed-66/

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  2. pugnazious says:

    ‘People’ eh?

    ‘Record 230 people cross Channel in one small boat’

    Yeah…the Nazis were ‘people’ but you can bet the BBC would never not use ‘Nazi’ in the title. If a boatload of AFD members fled Germany and sought asylum here, given that Germany is persecuting the AFD, any chance at all that the BBC wouldn’t label them ‘far-right’ and ‘illegal migrants’ in every headline?

    However, as long as you’re brown, you get a fulsome BBC welcome regardless if you bring with you an extreme ideology, a violent and or criminal mentality and you ironically have a hatred of all things British and White.

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  3. pugnazious says:

    What?

    Interesting but normal that the BBC ignored this story until the man apologised and outed himself despite it being all over other media for days…..and now let’s see him stand down ala Reform’s ex-anti-Semitic candidate whom the Left hounded until he withdrew.

    ‘A newly-elected MSP has apologised for the hurt caused by comments in which they talked of the “demonisation” of rape.

    In a statement, Manivannan said clips from the podcast had been “selectively edited” but said they were “sorry” for the upset, and insisted they would never seek to diminish a rape survivor’s experience. ‘

    Ah…yes of course…

    ‘Manivannan, who identifies as non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, was being interviewed about care and carers in society, when host Sindhu Rajasekaran raised the rehabilitation of criminals, saying she could have no empathy for rapists.

    The Edinburgh-based former writer and academic said there was a “myth of the monster rapist” and “a demonisation of rape in the sense of it is a spectrum”.

    They continued: “It is a spectrum, none of which is any less or worse, but it is a spectrum of things that constitute one homogenised word ‘rape'”. ‘

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  4. Richard Pinder says:

    The National Internet Intelligence Investigations Team (NIIIT), the 77th Brigade Domestic and International Psyops Teams and the GCHQ JTRI Group, spy on all Social Media posts complaining about the ’Rape of Britain’. The corrupt officials have referred over a hundred social media posts to local police for potential arrests. In response, Elon Musk said “I would like to help fund legal actions against corrupt officials who aided and abetted the rape of Britain.” : https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2026/08/10/uk-social-media-police-task-force-has-referred-over-100-people-for-arrest-for-online-posts

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Richard – I think we are on the naughty step …

      The other seemingly corrupt outfit is the leaky National Crime Agency – given that name – presumably – because it commits crimes such as breaching the data protection act ….

      .. I’d better not speculate on that because there is an internal ‘investigation ‘/ whitewash going on regarding the leaking of personal data of Reform politicians –

      Btw – prediction – as well as a solar eclipse this Wednesday – there will be another ‘leak’ about tice or Farage eating babies or similar …
      Meanwhile the Muslim / green councillor – charged ? With multiple assaults on plod and others gets not much coverage at all ….

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  5. pugnazious says:

    Yes…why do we have a defence force when they can just rock up in civilian clothes with no weapons and just take over? Only possible of course because they recognise the weakness…the inability to understand the need to protect the border and your country and the innate cowardice of Western politicians who don’t want to be the one to make the hard decision to deal with invaders harshly and be berated on the BBC.

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      Mostly Peaceful?

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    • Richard Pinder says:

      So Morocco invades and occupies NATO territory using soldiers in civilian clothes, and with no weapons. Pakistan has already invaded and raped Yorkshire and occupied NATO territory in England using soldiers in civilian clothes, with no weapons, and with the help of the Border Force, RNLI, Serco, the British Police and the Labour Government and its low IQ pro-Communist, pro-Islam treble zero 000 intelligence agents. Mr Bond is fighting for Islam, against Elon Musk.

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  6. Richard Pinder says:

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  7. davylars says:

    Latest chat with ChatGPT

    Carrying too many people in a rubber dinghy.
    I didn’t mention small boats full of illegals.

    Answer….
    Yes. If someone puts too many people into a rubber dinghy and takes them onto the water, that could potentially become a criminal matter, particularly if the dinghy is overloaded to the point that people are put at a real risk of falling out, capsizing or drowning.
    The exact offence depends heavily on the circumstances:

    Private/pleasure dinghy: There isn’t simply a general UK offence saying “too many people in a dinghy.” However, other maritime, navigation or local byelaws may apply, and dangerous conduct can potentially lead to prosecution.
    Commercial/hire boat: Much stricter safety requirements can apply. UK guidance specifically addresses the stability and safe operation of inflatable boats and passenger vessels.
    More than 12 passengers: A vessel carrying more than 12 passengers is treated as a passenger ship and requires appropriate certification.
    Even fewer than 12: The number alone isn’t necessarily the issue. What matters can include the dinghy’s design/capacity, weight, water conditions, whether everyone had appropriate lifejackets, and whether the person operating it knew or ought to have known that the situation was dangerous.
    If you’re asking because someone actually took a particular number of people in a rubber dinghy and you believe they were endangered, tell me how many people, the approximate size/type of dinghy, whether it had an engine, where they were (river/lake/sea), and what happened. I can then look at the specific UK criminal law that could apply.

    So
    . Arrrest the bastards piloting it,
    And if they all deny it, or won’t spill the beans arrest the f***ing lot of them on a charge of joint enterprise (that they readily do for us whitey) and apply then the full force of the law, (fast track) also as they can do with us, then throw them into prison.
    I bet that would stop them.

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  8. Up2snuff says:

    BBC WEB-SITE Watch – #2 – The BBC’s obsession with wimmin is foundational for the BBC.

    I cite as evidence: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpq81y7x1yeo

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