Laughed this morning as Sarah Montague got slapped down as she talked about French/British security relations. Apparently Brexit is damaging as a whole and it is inevitable that it will bring problems for our relationship with France and damage our security. The French spokeman said no, not true, you have to consider the facts and that it is not the relationship with the EU that is important but the … Continue reading →

  This retweet from Sopel pretty much sums up his and the BBC’s world view….as usual Sopel picks one that is about him….most of his tweets seem to be about him and his love affair with The Donald…. Have read three amazing books so far this year. How to Stop Brexit @nick_clegg (insightful and hopeful), If only they didn’t speak English @BBCJonSopel (insightful and funny) and Collusion @lukeharding1968 (insightful and … Continue reading →

  Just some perspective on the NHS crisis…..this all sounds very familiar…….and yet it’s in the US and not an apparently poverty stricken NHS…..patients in tents, store rooms, operations cancelled and ambulances unable to unload patients….. California hospitals face a ‘war zone’ of flu patients — and are setting up tents to treat them An influenza A strain known as H3N2 is making people so ill in California that thousands … Continue reading →

  Libby Purves asks what we have been asking for years now….just why does the BBC employ people at such exhorbitant rates when they could easily get someone to do the same job, just as competently or better, as a Humphrys or Vine at a vastly lower salary? The former Radio 4 presenter said that the corporation ‘clings on’ to stars including Graham Norton and Gary Lineker ‘like frightened toddlers … Continue reading →

  Radio bore @mrjamesob is a menacing threat https://t.co/bXA7tlFG2x — JOE.co.uk (@JOE_co_uk) January 17, 2018 The above Tweet is from the lefty Joe.co.uk which of course employs gobby Jobby…..and if you wish to be bored to death feel free to take a butchers at one of his interviews.  The grey paint drying on the wall is more interesting.  The Tweet is meant to be witty and ironic, ironic that it … Continue reading →

    Voice-over by Sky’s Julie Etchingham but policy confirmed by Tory MP Ben Bradley.… A Conservative MP has apologised for a 2012 blog post in which he suggested benefit claimants should have vasectomies. In the post Ben Bradley, made Tory vice-chairman for youth in last week’s reshuffle, hit out at what he called a “vast sea of unemployed wasters”. Did think it was in a way actual Tory policy … Continue reading →

  Quality of life or untold riches due to mass immigration? The BBC wants you to believe that we can have a thriving economy only if we keep importing millions upon millions of cheap workers.  They tell us that the benefits are enormous.  Are they?  Are there in fact any benefits?  The best figure they can come up with is the economy may increase by 50p per immigrant…so great value….never … Continue reading →

  John Humphrys [sexist pig] was interviewing a GMB union representative this morning [08:10] about Carillion and its downfall.  The BBC seems to want to shift the blame away from Carillion for some reason and onto the banks and politicians judging by this report….however apparently Capitalism is in the dock even if Carillion management are not. The GMB rep. made no mention of Capitalism or smashing the system and yet … Continue reading →

Once a gossip columnist always a gossip columnist. Jobby has been spreading fake news due to a inability to  get his facts right….as always. From Guido: LBC leftie and sometime Newsnight presenter James O’Brien helped fake news about the collapse of Carillion go viral yesterday. Keen to find a damaging line, O’Brien tweeted that the company’s chairman is “an adviser to the Prime Minister Theresa May on corporate responsibility”. Nope… O’Brien was later forced … Continue reading →

  Carillion, was responsible not only for the design, construction and commissioning, but also for on-going operation and maintenance of the  £135 million project. Eric Shaw, in his persuasive book, Losing Labour’s Soul?: New Labour and the Blair Government 1997-2007, discusses how the NHS was taken to the cleaners when negotiating these PFI contracts. Not only did the NHS lack the commercial expertise, and were therefore required to outsource the project negotiations and … Continue reading →