Here you go. This is a Selfridges approved Vince Cable endorsed open thread for your attention.

Wonder what you make of the BBC’s coverage of Aaron Alexis’s rampage at the Washington DC Dockyard? They seemed awfully excited when the initial news seemed that it was a WHITE shooter but now the jury is in we must ponder if Obama thinks that Alexis “could have been me.:”

Here you go, a new Monday thread to complete.

      This winter is possibly make or break for the BBC’s pro-AGW stance.  If the winter is harsh it would take a remarkably brass neck and lack of ethics to continue pressing ahead, Al Gore-like regardless of facts, with its global warming propaganda. The time would come when it would have to reconsider that and start to take seriously the likelihood that things aren’t panning out the way the … Continue reading →

    BBC staff, underpaid as they are, as we all know, are having trouble making ends meet. In order to keep body and soul together they have been forced to take second jobs.  A bit of baby sitting, bar work at the local tavern, stacking shelves on the night shift at Tescos you might think. Not a bit of it…they are running large scale corporate enterprises whilst at the same … Continue reading →

      In 1692 the Campbells, in cahoots with the English, set upon the MacDonald clan in an attempt to massacre them in an infamous moment in Scottish history….a ‘murder under trust’. Thirty eight men were slaughtered and forty women and children died of exposure when their homes were burnt to the ground.     Nicky Campbell likes to remind us of past infamy and point the finger of blame however … Continue reading →

    The UN’s Special Rapporteur on adequate housing landed on our shores recently. The BBC seemed to take her seriously.  No mention of her loony, animal sacrificing, hard core Marxist, witch doctoring proclivities though.   Just as well that we have Guido Fawkes to bring us the low down on her.….not to mention the Daily Mail: Raquel Rolnik: A dabbler in witchcraft who offered an animal sacrifice to Marx   … Continue reading →

    More than a century ago, British engineers and their African and Indian labourers spent five years carving a railway through what would become Kenya in a bid to open up East Africa’s interior. Not everyone was convinced and the radical MP Henry Labouchere denounced it memorably: “Where it is going, nobody knows, what is the use of it, none can conjecture … It is clearly naught but a … Continue reading →