273 Responses to Midweek 23rd September 2026

  1. pugnazious says:

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  2. atlas_shrugged says:

    If the w@nker cops had never detained Tommy under the Terrorism Act we would never have heard this inciteful comment:

    “F**k Andy Burnham and the Labour Party”

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    • Eddy Booth says:

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Atlas – I guess it’s a political game being played by the ‘intelligence community ‘ – RICU – 77 brigade – SB – reminding TR and us that the watch is well and truly on …

      I find it – incredible – incredible – that the regime is trying to demonise the Putin state for there enough to shed a drop of British blood – no propaganda will be enough …

      It’s a pity TR doesn’t identify the plod / mi5 staff who detained him … again …

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      • Eddy Booth says:

        They want another Charge Of The Light Brigade against Russian forces in Crimea, to inspire British poets to pen heroic verses, to be read out in the last days before we’re totally replaced wholesale.

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        • Flotsam says:

          Labour are using potential international conflict as a diversionary tactic from matters such as the budget deficit, increased taxation and growing public dissatisfaction.

          Our defence spending is currently less than 3% of GDP, during WW2 defence spending was 65%. Think about it.

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  3. Lucy Pevensey says:

    Tragic.

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    • Flotsam says:

      This is the organisation that paid Gary Lineker £1.3m of taxpayers money.

      The BBC have lost a lot of the major sports that they used to cover. Slimming down the sports department has to be inevitable. It’s a shame for them that the real world has intruded into their fantasy.

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      • harry142857 says:

        I don’t watch any television, but that smug creepy ex footballer’s new show is cancelled due to poor ratings.

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      • Rich says:

        BBC’s dwindling live sport coverage

        In 1992 the bbbc had exclusive rights to the following sporting events,

        Olympics
        Paralympics
        Five/Six Nations
        England rugby internationals
        British and Irish Lions tour
        Wimbledon
        Formula One
        The Open Championship
        The Masters
        Ryder Cup
        England home cricket Tests
        The Grand National
        Cheltenham Festival
        Royal Ascot
        The Derby
        The Boat Race
        Commonwealth Games
        World Snooker Championship
        Rugby League World Cup
        Challenge Cup

        It shared rights, probably only with ITV, to the World Cup, Euros, FA Cup and World Athletics Championships.

        In 2026 it has to share access not only to the same ones as in 1992 but also now the Olympics, the now Six Nations, Wimbledon, World Snooker Championship and the Challenge Cup.

        The bbbc has NO live coverage of any of the others.

        In 2026 it has NO exclusive TV rights to any of those listed above either. NO exclusive coverage to any of what can be regarded as Britain’s main sporting events.

        This is taken from a table printed in yesterday’s Telegraph.
        The decline when realised really is shocking isn’t it?

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  4. AsISeeIt says:

    In next week’s news…

    PM pays Mauritius billions to take ‘newly independent’ Piddington off his hands

    I jest of course.

    News From The Patriarchy – or News From The Nether-Regions

    Caution: Contains explicit language – in other words – doctors’ words for naughty bits…

    ‘Make women feel seen’: Why the Dutch have a new word for labia (Smitha Mundasad, Health reporter, BBC) – I’m failing to see the connection but OK. Please explain…?

    Shari Klein spoke at a recent march celebrating the new word… Can you imagine seeing the words “shame lips” on your medical notes? The term, which can also be translated as “pubic lips”, is the Dutch word for a women’s body part. But, for some, it’s just one of countless examples that are outdated and loaded with stigma. (BBC)

    I’m reminded of a story told to me by the late lamented Mrs AsI. As a child a younger sister of hers was in the habit of picking up and repeating swear words. The remedy, promoted by their mother, was to whisper and giggle about some innocuous substitute word or phrase so as to distract the child from the actual ‘effin’ and jeffin’ it had overheard and was reapeating. The favourite surrogate phrase just happened to be “Little Dutch Girl”.

    Last month, leading Dutch dictionary Dikke van Dale… – Hey, stop that sniggering at the back! Our BBC is serious about this stuff.

    Dick Van Dyke… is it still politically correct to use that name these days. What’s the latest on his slightly innuendo laden song “Me Ol’ Bam-Boo”

    …Dikke van Dale said it would include a new term for the labia, “vulvalippen” – in its upcoming online addition – alongside the traditional term “schaamlippen”. European campaigners have long been calling for a rewrite of terms used to discuss women’s bodies, sexuality and health. What unites them is the desire to move away from terms that are often seen as misogynistic or judgmental.[sic] (Our BBC with the misspelling of the common English word judgemental)

    I’ve another little anecdote applicable here. A rather liberal couple I once knew were keen for their young children to learn the proper adult terms for their various bodily bits such as willies and nu-nus. Unfortunately general amusement ensued when junior publicly stood up at some gathering of family and friends and announced “Daddy’s got a Peanut!”

    Ton den Boon, editor of the dictionary… – Look, can we stop laughing and take this BBC article seriously, please?

    Ton den Boon, editor of the dictionary, says adding vulvalippen is justified because it is becoming more established in the language and is being used more in the media, biology text books, medical leaflets and is even seen in veterinary medicine. – in other words it’s regime-approved.

    Here’s the cultural marxist/regime psyop lesson of the day: “Language shapes how we see ourselves,” says Shari Klein, one of the founders of the Schaamteloos campaign, which targets words that use “schaam” or “shame”. (BBC) – hence, for example “Small Boats” – and there we were guessing Schaamteloos was Dutch for those portable plastic lavatories you see at outdoor music festivals.

    In Boss Girl News

    The FT greatly admires females in the boardroom. They just can’t get enough of them: How women broke into the boardroom. The 30% Club’s mentoring scheme, aimed at getting more women into board-level positions, is now 10 years old. How much has it achieved? (FT); Women in the boardroom. After decades of discussing women in the boardroom we should have gained enough confidence to go post-PC (FT); Women have raced into the boardroom, but now comes the hard part (FT)

    This is part of that strange paradox that says women can be exactly the same as men – but at the same time better.

    Oh dear… the She Wolves of Wall Street…?

    SFO prosecutors joined oil baron… departure of three top corruption prosecutors at the Serious Fraud Office to work with a Venezuelan oil billionaire who is suspected of money laundering has raised questions over safeguards around senior official who move into the private sector… Sara Chouraqui, Elizabeth Collery and Victoria Jacobson… (FT)

    And apropos of that: Men ‘will hire more women after having first daughter’ – Kaya Burgess wring in the formerly serious now mainly female interest Times

    I think the big idea is women will be better than men running our corporations because they are supposed to be less “Fat Cat”… “Wolf of Wall Street”-like. (Those are common leftist characterisations, by the way)

    And they are very much part of the shaming of the capitalist free market system as regularly deployed in our leftist media.

    For example: in today’s giveaway adsheet Metro: £1m Ponzi conman ruined victims’ lives… Wolf of Essex caged… High flyer: But slick Gillingham was fraud

    £1m Ponzi scheme? Chicken feed… compared with the Yookay state welfare and pensions system.

    Do we have the clearest sign yet of a fast approaching general election?

    PM’s bid to let football fans drink in stands (“Us Labours” Daily Mirror)

    One does so admire those close juxtapositions of headlines that put the lie to some media narrative.

    UK to launch military squadron to protect satellites in space (Guardian); The head of Britain’s Royal Air Force… The arms race in space and how the UK is defending itself (BBC)

    Meanwhile: RAF pauses fighter jet training after two pilots eject from plane before crash (BBC)

    The names of the two Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots involved in the recent Hawk T2 training aircraft crash near RAF Valley on 23 September 2026 have not been released – thank you A.I.

    Dare one dare speculate on this being a couple of useless white chaps?

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    • Fedup2 says:

      RAF – DEI ground crew ? But im vexed by the RAF refuelling tanker donated to Saudi . It seems they already have 8 – eight ? So why do they need our one ? Maybe the AI thing can tell us before it is banned by TTK burnham … bbc certainly seem to want it gone …

      And who are the 41 bbc sports people being fired maybe ..?

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  5. atlas_shrugged says:

    Sorry to steal Katie Hopkins thunder, but in another edition of Batshit Bonkers Britain:

    Labour’s Net Zero Scheme to Ship Hot Water to Homes by Barge

    https://dailysceptic.org/2026/09/23/labours-net-zero-scheme-to-ship-hot-water-to-homes-by-barge/

    The mad-marxists at nu-Liebour have discovered nu-Heating using district heating. This won’t use hot-air but hot water. That is what the barges are for to bring in all that hot water.

    P.S. Dear nu-Liebour Morons
    How about shipping OAPs on free 3-month cruises to the Canary Islands to save heating costs.

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  6. Guest Who says:

    Three morning X posts back to back to sum this shizzle show up.

    https://x.com/bbcbreaking/status/2102998238227763205?s=61

    https://x.com/ed_miliband/status/2102856090639536506?s=61

    https://x.com/bgatesisapyscho/status/2102889276719399387?s=61

    No name US judge gives a most BBC a headline. Mad Ed fluffs a fellow insane power tripper, and GB justifies its most trusted position by allowing a Labour weasel to destroy the whole premise of the project live for all to witness.

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  7. Althepalerp says:

    Will they really lift the Booze Ban at football matches?

    Only a matter of time when fights of stabbings fueled by booze happens. Stands full of rowdy thugs with pints in hand.

    Vote Labour.

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  8. Fedup2 says:

    Al
    No they won’t change the booze rules – it’s just another number 10 grid thing to keep bodybags in the news and keep ‘nice ‘ ….

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    • tomo says:

      The handy thing about an empty suit is you can fill it with literally anything

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      • JonathanR says:

        We do not have a “first lady” in the UK. If we did it would be the Queen not someone who happens to be married to a PM. I know it’s trivial but trying to americanise everything does tend to annoy me.

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  9. pugnazious says:

    The ‘Elite’ show their true face….just disregard what the public think….if you think it’s right just do it…don’t ask, don’t tell…

    ‘Former prime minister’s think tank says reversing Brexit should be ‘cornerstone’ of Labour’s 10-year plan

    Sir Tony said there was “no point in inching towards Europe as we feel what British public opinion might accommodate” ‘

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  10. Flotsam says:

    It’s increasingly clear that Covid was used by the Establishment to damage our economy and make Brexit untenable. I was puzzled why our Government went so all in on the lockdowns. The damaging lockdowns we had weren’t enough for the Labour Parfty and Civil Service.
    Now, Burnham and Co are using economic difficulties caused by Brexit (Covid IMO) to justify rejoining the EU and increase taxes.

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  11. pugnazious says:

    Sent in the big boys for ‘criminal damage’ and potentially ‘endangering someone’s life’….

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  12. Fedup2 says:

    I’ve seen – on X – that Israel is intending to release more footage of the 7 October slaughter on the anniversary ….

    … if this so – how will the likes of the BBC report it – their friends Hamas – not a terrorist group eh BBC – carrying out terrorist killings ?

    If the footage – apparently 45 minutes – turns up on X – will all those Muslim MP and fellow travellers demand X is banned again .?
    Will they get the £ mouthpiece £ Dominic grieve to pop up with his Islamophobia law ?

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  13. tomo says:

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  14. pugnazious says:

    Look at the blue lights along the shore[2:30]….massive police escort with buses and ambulances….and of course no-one arrested and detained…

    Want to save billions and use that to defend the nation?…do both at once and stop the invasion.

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  15. tomo says:

    BBC on China AI data centres – they’re building an AI data city – I hadn’t considered this but superficially it seems true in BBC present language usage/ style : “China wants”, “China sees”, “Beijing wants”, but no similar anthropomorphising of America or Washington.

    China wants most of its data centres to be fuelled by green energy by 2030 – but some of its grid is still fed by coal power.

    BBC doing their propaganda for them …? rather large value of *some*. Wonder if BBC had to get approval for the published piece?

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    • Eddy Booth says:

      2030 > China achieves Net Zero > skys clear up > Sun’s rays intensify by 400% > less cloud seeding / more droughts > everyone buys air-con > power grid keeps failing > record highest ever temperature announcements > Co2 gets the blame > drive to net minus zero, or something …

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  16. tomo says:

    Got this on your cv? – a BBC job must have?

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  17. tomo says:

    The “founder of Pakistan” Muhammad Ali Jinnah (the sainted Quaid-e-Azam (“The Greatest Leader.”)) envisioned a state in which religion was a private matter.

    “pork-eating, whisky-drinking, heavy smoking, dog owning, westernised gentleman who had nothing to do with religion”

    Things have moved on a bit…

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  18. Fedup2 says:

    I wonder how TTK plod will charge Tommo with criminal damage if there is no invader boat owner ? Maybe they’ll rely on the vermin Frenchie who jumped in the boat . I bet a TTK judge gives him 5 years… when the kangaroo court is done …

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    • tomo says:

      Let’s hope that he gets a lawyer with a backbone who isn’t squeezed by the state establishment for his supply of cases? Folk with a predilection for leather aprons and suspenders to be avoided.

      The police / authorities have landed speculative charges on Thompson – he needs to push back big time

      CPS are the charging body – I see they’re presently not in the discussion – keeping their heads down.

      He has not been charged, so he is not on remand, and no court bail hearing has been listed.Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said he was arrested on Wednesday night (23 September) and “remains in custody.” That is pre-charge detention under PACE, not a remand order from a magistrates’ court

      so they’re dicking him around to the max

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  19. tomo says:

    wonderful /sarc

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    • Lucy Pevensey says:

      Hardly a surprise. This is what happens if Mozlems are permitted to hold positions of authority. You have a cast iron guarantee they will work against you.

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      • tomo says:

        The self regarding, dimwitted, grifting ones – repeatedly…….

        Muhammad Ali Jinnah wouldn’t have done that 🙂

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  20. tomo says:

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  21. tomo says:

    A terrible slur on cabbages

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    • pugnazious says:

      That gun might come in useful…what was it for back in the day? To stop invaders? Yeah…recommission it.

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  22. tomo says:

    Talking about cabbages

    That look in BoneEd’s eye at the end of the clip = crackers

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  23. G says:

    Strange. Very strange.
    Crude & Brent oil on the way up again. Surprised it has not shot up to much more than current level in view of Trumps current threat to fully obliterate Iran. It that happened, the Straits of Hormuz would be unusable for decades assuming Trump is threatening ‘doing’ a Putin with nuclear. I guess the World knows Trumps bullshit is now constant and is then taken with a pinch……..

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  24. pugnazious says:

    Remember…net migration is a lie…if net migration is zero that’s a victory we’re told.

    Say, in an exaggerated example, you import a million foreigners and 1 million Brits left…that would be zero net migration….but you now have 1 million foreigners in your country and 1 million less Brits…gradually, or rapidly, Brits will be replaced. But great success…net migration is zero…nothing to see here. You are then fed the lie that migration is zero and thus not a problem.

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  25. tomo says:

    Spain& Brussels migrant assistance scampers down to Cherbourg

    … and then waits…

    Weymouth to get some waterborne visitors?

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  26. tomo says:

    Why Milei is sniffing around The Falklands…

    Click to access A3_License_map_Jul2026_compressed.pdf

    nowt to do with penguins and sheep

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    • tomo says:

      we all do it

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      • G says:

        A so-called, “Anchor baby”. Mother brought to the UK for only purpose of giving birth (and nationality !)

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  27. Guest Who says:

    https://x.com/cphilpofficial/status/2103049527250862182?s=61

    Toenails has likely had the tip that his knighthood is in the bag and the pension pot safe for eternity.

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  28. tomo says:

    Daniel Thomas

    Absolute maximum detention : 96 hours from the relevant time. After that the police must charge him or release him (on bail or unconditionally). There is no further extension under ordinary PACE.

    They will run it to the limit?

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  29. Lucy Pevensey says:

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    • Flotsam says:

      Broadband Levy. Let’s call it what it is, Broadband Tax. It puts to bed the oft repeated lie that the BBC isn’t a State broadcaster.

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    • G says:

      All the more reason to check out these offers on YT for “Low satellite” one-off broadband which would (claimed) dispense with monthly charges.

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  30. pugnazious says:

    Be interesting to see what sentence, should he be charged and found guilty, Tommo gets for stabbing a boat…..

    What ever happened to ‘Adolescence’? Remember that, lol, documentary? The BBC raved about it and used it to tell us how dangerous life was for girls now due to men/boys…on the right. All forgotten now.

    ‘Adolescence shows the aftermath of the stabbing of a teenage girl, with a 13-year-old boy from her school arrested for her murder.

    Jamie, the young suspect, is played by newcomer Owen Cooper, with Stephen Graham as his dad.

    Its story shines a light on the corrosive impact of social media and misogynist influencers on some teenage boys.

    Graham said he was inspired to make the show after seeing two separate reports of boys stabbing girls to death.

    “I just thought, what’s going on in society where this kind of thing is becoming a regular occurrence?” he told BBC’s The One Show.’

    Whilst the boat stabber is a top story on the BBC the incredibly lenient sentencing of a boy who stabbed a girl 10 times is back page stuff tucked away on local news. Given the BBC’s obsession with ‘toxic masculinity’ and the ‘manosphere’ putting girls in danger and all that you’d think this would be a much much bigger story….

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6lyr92k0827o

    ‘The 14-year-old boy stabbed the girl, also 14, multiple times with a 6in kitchen knife in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, in March – and received a three-year restraining order on Monday.’

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    • Fedup2 says:

      2 years remand in custody to kill him – followed by 5 years imprisonment if they don’t kill him on remand – he’s an easier target than TR …

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  31. pugnazious says:

    Apparently they’ll just rename the BBC when they start the new tax grab…’Ministry for Disinformation’ sounds about right…

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  32. pugnazious says:

    What is Cleese worried about?

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  33. harry142857 says:

    There’s 28.1 million homes with Broadband, 98.1% coverage.

    At £11 per month, that £309.1 million or £3,709,200,000 per year.

    That taking the p155.

    The BBC should charge for it’s world service, news etcetera and sell it’s shows overseas.

    Or dissolve the business as every other organisation has to. Or make mass redundancies.

    23,000 staff is a joke. They could develop AI news presenters, weathermen (weatherpeople) and continuity announcers that cost zero.

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  34. tomo says:

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  35. Richard Pinder says:

    Anti-British Police terrorism, censored by the BBC

    The Counter Terrorism Police (CTP) work with the Islamic run Home Office in support of the Epstein class. The police officers wear a traditional niqab face mask while arresting people who complain about mass rape. Rape is supported by the police in collaboration with terrorists, illegal immigrants and the Epstein class.

    Anti-British Terrorist Commander, Dominic Murphy, is head of the SO15 Counter Terrorism Command. Murphy was one of the terrorists involved with the anti-Russian ‘Toxic Dagger’ false flag operation. He was then appointed head of Operation Verbasco, the police team set up to cover-up the evidence for the public inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess in Salisbury. Murphy was responsible for covering-up any mention of CIA agent Andrew Hope, and his access to pharmaceutical-grade fentanyl, American contractors at Porton Down and being the American father of Aidan and Ewan Hope, sons of Dawn Sturgess. Dawn Sturgess is also thought to be the blond woman walking away from the Skripal’s after they were poisoned by pharmaceutical-grade fentanyl.

    The anti-British terrorist organisation, SO15, forms part of the Metropolitan Police’s Specialist Operations division, overseen by Assistant Terrorist Commissioner, Laurence Taylor.

    (Secrets revealed by AlterAI in collaboration with Freedom dot gov)

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  36. Richard Pinder says:

    Daniel Thomas Arrested. The Muslim Terrorist Home Secretary Gets Her Man: https://jupplandia.substack.com/p/daniel-thomas-arrested-the-muslim

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  37. Richard Pinder says:

    The British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has announced the creation of a “Ministry of Truth” called the National Centre for Information Defence. The Ministry of Truth will work with OFCOM to ban Elon Musk’s ‘X’, Xi Jinping, Putin and the US President saying the word ‘PEACE’ or that man-made Climate Change is a ‘HOAX’.

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  38. pugnazious says:

    ‘ Sir David Attenborough on Donald Trump: “We could shoot him. It’s not a bad idea.

    What alternative do we have? Do we have any control or influence over the American elections?” the naturalist says before joking about an alternative solution.’

    And of course 3, or was it 4, attempts were made to shoot Trump….incited by rhetoric that the BBC this side of the pond is fond of using itself.

    The BBC fakes a Trump quote to make it seem like he is inciting violence and yet they wouldn’t need to make anything up for the Democrats and their allies in the media…

    Pelosi..

    ‘I just don’t even know why there aren’t uprisings all over the country, and maybe there will be, when people realize that this is a policy that they defend. It’s a horrible thing and I don’t see any prospect for legislation here? ‘

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  39. tomo says:

    If anybody can arrange for this Milibrain clot to allowed to bob around on his own, preferably on a lilo, mid Pacific – I’ll chip in

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  40. Up2snuff says:

    BBC WEB-SITE Watch #3 – the BBC obsessed with wimmin still – still in the BBC world men do not count!

    I cite as evidence: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckzdzeedmqm4o
    WARNING Getty Images have dropped the Images part of their name

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  41. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    3 polls out today have Labour winning the most seats in a GE although they need a coalition with the other lefties to get a majority.
    Reform get about 120 – 140 seats.

    How can this be.
    How can people still vote Labour, everything they’ve done has turned to shit and our finances are dire.

    I really can’t understand how Labour look like winning and Reform come third. All the signs show Reform will do all the right things yet are stuck at about 20 – 23%

    Surely the £5 million for Nigel’s security cannot have made so much difference.
    The huge onslaught against Reform by the msm and seemingly everyone else looks like it’s having the effect they all want.

    It makes no sense.
    Am I in a bubble with similar minds like us lot on here?

    I can only hope it’s like the Brexit vote where the Reform voters are keeping quiet.
    Maybe a GE in 2029 will be better because by then Labour will surely have destroyed the UK.

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    • Fedup2 says:

      EG
      The assumption must be that the Right vote is split again leading to lefty victory…
      The economy is going to decline even further so either bodybags goes to the country within the next 6 months or holds til 2029

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  42. Fedup2 says:

    Toby Young. On X helpfully lists the marxist regime agencies being used against british tax payers-

    1.National Security Online Information Team
    2. Government Communication Service
    3. Media Monitoring Unit
    4. Research, Information and Communications Unit
    5.Defending Democracy Taskforce
    6.Joint Election Security and Preparedness Unit
    7.FCDO Information Threats and Influence
    Directorate
    8.NCSC and GCHQ (which investigate hostile cyber activity and information threats)
    9. Social Cohesion Taskforce

    For some reason there is about to be another one aimed at ‘ countering russian propaganda’ … yeah as if

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  43. tomo says:

    When I am emperor she will be banned from direct utilisation of “fossil fuels”

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  44. pugnazious says:

    ‘What happened to Nadiya Hussain?’

    They all crack in the end and the true mindset comes out about white people and Britain…we saw it on the BBC programme ‘Muslims Like Us’ when a thoroughly Westernised Muslim girl broke into a rant about Empire and all that…and now we have Hussain decrying ‘white tears’…

    ‘She has stepped into the toxic row over Ed Sheeran refusing to back his anti-Zionist opening act Macklemore by posting a video on her Instagram which claimed the singer was shedding “white tears”.’

    The BBC created a monster.

    They invented a narrative where Hussain was incredibly special and talented but not due to innate skill or ability but because she was a female Muslim.[Remember the less than brilliant cake for the Queen?]. Hussain began to believe it herself and got a bit too grand..making demands to be allowed to be her more authentic self…what ever that might be…presumably more Islamic…an irony that this may have scared the BBC.

    ‘Nadiya has admitted that as she grew in confidence, she became more determined to do things her way and has suggested this as why she was fired. “I think there was a point where I realised that I don’t want to have to answer to anyone,”’

    Though of course Hussain had actually had 10 years of being feted and hyped…it had to end sometime if you’re not as talented as they told you you were….though she didn’t help herself…

    ‘“If I was less vocal and I’d shut my mouth and did as I was told all the time, there’s a likelihood that I would have jobs that I don’t have now,” she said.

    “Unfortunately, as a woman – and a woman of colour – if you speak up, often it’s considered ‘being difficult’ or ‘being a nuisance’, whereas I know, from experience, that if I was a man, they’d be like, ‘Oh, you know what he’s like’.”’

    It’s an irony that she says this….need less emphasis on looks on TV and more on the doing…

    ‘“I’d had really difficult conversations,” Hussain said. “I was like, ‘These are the people I don’t want to work with any more. This doesn’t align with me any more. I need the recipes to be the focus. I need it to be less about what I’m wearing, the props and the colour of my lipstick. It needs to be about the food’. Not long after, my show was cancelled.”’

    So really she sacked herself…..’‘These are the people I don’t want to work with any more.’…bit like the nut Nihal who hated working with white people…they made him ill…

    ‘BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake has said an “overwhelmingly white” working environment is affecting his mental health.

    The presenter told a journalism diversity conference on Wednesday: “It’s really affecting me that I walk in and all I see is white people.”’

    And yet she’s pretty fixated on her Islamic dress…maybe Muslims should be less fixated on the trappings of Islam and just get on and integrate and keep the ideology at home.

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09/24/what-happened-to-nadiya-hussain/

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  45. atlas_shrugged says:

    250 men in black outside Basingstoke police station.

    A variant of Newtons 3rd Law says:

    To every action there will be an overwhelming and opposite reaction.

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  46. Eddy Booth says:

    It was Putin all along …
    Where can I enlist?

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  47. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    At the end of Farage tonight he said “I’ll see you next Tuesday”

    I wonder if Ofcom will go after him.

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  48. tomo says:

    The BBC were informed about the possible charges against Danny Tommo *before* his lawyers

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  49. tomo says:

    Pakistan founder, Quaid-e-Azam (“The Greatest Leader”) Muhammad Ali Jinnah envisioned a state in which religion was a private matter.

    – seems unlikely he’d have seen this as a good thing.

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  50. tomo says:

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