Midweek Thread 7 October 2020

Do you notice how those people and things the BBC approve of get uncritical coverage – eg Obama and the EU . Yet something or someone the Biased Far Left BBC disapproves of – President Trump and Brexit – received unrestricted criticism and condescension- without reference to their democratic legitimacy or otherwise?
This site bears witness every day . Defund the BBC now .

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422 Responses to Midweek Thread 7 October 2020

  1. Up2snuff says:

    TOADY Watch #1 – I wasn’t really listening but …..

    … one outstanding impression was of another helpless 18 year old at University. Where do the BBC get them from? Some poor kid who has obviously had no help from parents before going to university ie. taught to cook, wash clothes, iron clothes or how in an emergency to seek out knowledge, help and advice.

    Someone with a computer the size of shed, compared, say, to Apollo 13’s computing power in space and in Houston, in their right or left hand. Instant communication with an Argos catalogue (plug in electric hob + saucepans) or Ikea (ditto) and local greengrocers (please will you deliver to some hungry students?) or Pizza restaurant (ditto) or Fish & Chippy (ditto) so instead they talk to a presenter in the TOADY studio.

    Don’t know what microwave this poor dear may have in their student accommodation but I gather the Top Gear team many years ago cooked a whole Christmas lunch in one.

    “They haven’t given us anything. We are hungry.”

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    • JamesArthur says:

      Up2
      The BBc seem to find the most patheic specimens they can to suit their narrative – there was one on R4 about the ‘rise’ in attacks on Trans and the chap they had on (and I feel for anyone who is attacked) was from 2018 and so pitiful. However he just said everything they wanted to hear. If I had the time it would be interesting to know the nature of his attackers which wasn’t mentioned…
      but statistically by how much has attacks on Trans gone up? No point in saying it has doubled in the last year if it went from 2 to 4 or if the number of Trans has increased by 10 fold? Context is what matters, not narrative – but this is the BBC.

      It’s the fat nurse who can’t afford to eat syndrome..

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    • JamesArthur says:

      Up2
      The BBc seem to find the most patheic specimens they can to suit their narrative – there was one on R4 about the ‘rise’ in attacks on Trans and the chap they had on (and I feel for anyone who is attacked) was from 2018 and so pitiful. However he just said everything they wanted to hear. If I had the time it would be interesting to know the nature of his attackers which wasn’t mentioned…
      but statistically by how much has attacks on Trans gone up? No point in saying it has doubled in the last year if it went from 2 to 4 or if the number of Trans has increased by 10 fold? Context is what matters, not narrative – but this is the BBC.

      It’s the fat nurse who can’t afford to eat syndrome..

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      • Guest Who says:

        Find?

        The bbc appears to have a very limited pool of Vox pop losers across all the criteria they harp on about.

        What is interesting is how the bbc ‘found’ them originally; did the bbc go out trawling in person, or do these folk know how to navigate to the necessary desk to be picked up?

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        • Up2snuff says:

          JA & GW, yes, it is amazing. It is obviously a BBC priority: find someone disadvantaged and blame the Government if it is Conservative and, especially so, if led by Boris Johnson as PM. The student on TOADY this morning had managed to pick up a smart-phone which is obviously smarter than said student and ‘phone the Beeb. Why could not the smartphone be put to better use?

          Maybe said student was a Labour Party activist? Wouldn’t be surprised.

          I found and read an interesting BBC article on the BBC web-site by a named (makes a change from the usual anonymity) BBC journalist that showed what pathetic specimens our young people have become in the 21st century compared to their 1960’s equivalents: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-54436495

          The BBC can do it if they want to.

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          • G says:

            Up2,
            “JA & GW, yes, it is amazing. It is obviously a BBC priority: find someone disadvantaged and blame the Government if it is Conservative and, especially so, if led by Boris Johnson as PM.”

            Fortunately, DJT has got a handle on the increasing decimation of Conservatism in the West but our lot of pigs in the trough? They wouldn’t even recognise the continual undermining by the BBC for example, if it entered the HoC and bit Boris on the leg. In fact, their lack of action in dealing with this global attempt to eliminate Nationalism / conservatism might even be seen as acquiescence. Hence their apparent shift to the left. Weak.

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  2. fakenewswatcher says:

    I notice that on 5 October the Daily Mail carried an article on farm attacks and the brutal torture and murder of whites in South Africa. (2 recent highlighted).
    It did not want to spell out that these vicious attacks are the ultimate racist hate crimes.
    No such item on the bbc and other British MSM. If there were, it would focus on black victims, and indeed there are far too many of these. However, the perpetrators are not white, and it would not be spelled out that the SA government and its allies encourage this sort of thing with songs like ‘Kill the boer, kill the farmer’.
    So hate speech/singing is officially allowed, even in parliament. As long as the targets are whites.
    It took only the death of 1 US drug-dealer and wanted criminal GF, who was resisting arrest, to give birth to BLM. What would it take for even a tenth of that publicity to be given to the farm murders?
    10,000 dead white farmers in 1 day?
    20.000?
    Larger numbers required for beeb to report?

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    • vlad says:

      Deep in their black hearts the beeb think it serves them right for being white.

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      • fakenewswatcher says:

        vlad – I think there is a lot of black on black violence, but this does not have an explicitly political agenda, which can even be voiced in parliament.
        Driving farmers off the land is an old Communist trick. It seems there is actually a lot of arable land, state-owned, available.
        Likely, once farmers have been driven off, the land will go to ruin (see Zimbabwe).
        Either way, black brutality is simply a fact, which a huge PR machine in ‘the West’ is now attempting to gloss over. They should realise that -unfortunately – brutality is a human trait, just like hate and envy, love and compassion, etc. Depends on context, conditions and motives. The first thing is normally to identify crime i.e. the breaking of the law. The example of George Floyd suggests that this no longer applies. ANC dancing in South Africa singing ‘kill’ songs are equally exempt.
        But, we know all this. I heard all the ‘black is beautiful’ stuff in the sixties. Didn’t have a problem with that, but now the context has changed, and there is a different flavour to things. So, my question is: what are we in the UK being conditioned for?

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  3. Bogtrotter says:

    Not on the BBC home page, just a single sentence halfway down the BBC Europe page:

    “Spain’s government imposed a partial lockdown on 4.78 million people in Madrid last Friday night but a court has overturned it, intensifying a political row with the capital’s political leaders.”

    El Pais report: “The court reached its decision on the basis that the measures infringe on citizens’ fundamental rights”.

    A court overturning a government decision, human rights – so many BBC favourites, and so little coverage.

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    • StewGreen says:

      BBC live page
      Posted at 7:36 Madrid lockdown tussle as infections rise in Europe
      “partial lockdown Madrid last Friday night but a court has overturned it”

      Posted at 9:38 : Tug-of-war over Madrid region lockdown
      by Guy Hedgecoe
      But, with a public holiday on Monday, the authorities want to introduce new travel restrictions
      The central government is threatening to declare a localised state of emergency in Madrid
      .. so there might be a compromise.

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  4. StewGreen says:

    Sketch : speeding motorist stopped by police
    PC Maitlis “I would like to ask you why you were doing double the peed limit ?”
    Motorist “Yes, what a good question, under a Labour government the UK had twice as many farming jobs as it does now, waffle waffle”
    PC Maitlis “ah I see you are a politician choosing to answer a completely different question to the one I asked. Let me say … blah , blah blah ” clock symbol ticks by for 20 mins whilst PC Maitlis gives her lecture which itself never mentions speeding.

    Then tough Cop Andrew Neil drives up to the motorist “Right you, I’m not going to let you get away another question why you were doing double the peed limit ?”

    Police commander Tim Davies drives up, fires PC Neil and awards PC Maitlis a payrise.

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  5. StewGreen says:

    Oh the team Ferguson view that only MODERN adjuvant vaccines give herd immunity

    #1 Jenner’ original smallpox vaccine was really just pure smallpox
    #2 100 years ago when Mum’ sent kids in your neighbourhood over to houses to catch measles from infected kids.
    Once they were over it your own neighbourhood did have a high degree of herd immunity.

    Expert is saying Covid is ONE long segment of code
    Flu has 8, that’s why you get the many mutations, and no significant ones have been been with Covid.

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  6. digg says:

    I more and more suspect that the free Western World is being attacked over Covid.

    Bearing in mind that there are three major issues right now that the left-wing Globalists hate and are doggedly fighting against tooth and nail, namely Republicanism in the USA (and especially the devil incarnate Trump), Conservatism in the UK and Brexit.

    Bearing in mind that the prophecies of increasing doom and danger are largely officially coming from the scientific community including the medical profession, WHO and the UN, all largely very left-wing by nature.

    I am beginning to suspect that we are being conditioned to believe that the current leaders and systems including Trump and Boris are failing and thus need to be replaced with a more authoritarian system and that the hysteria we are getting from the press who are largely aligned with them and desire the same outcomes are all part of the same plot.

    We are being duped, imprisoned and robbed of our democracy and it has all been set up so that “denial” is evil and thus wrong! A typical left-wing mantra….

    I live in a Town of over 80,000 souls and the daily covid infection reports for the town are in very low single figures, often none at all, how many of these are very frail and elderly and why are the other 79,990 not dropping like flies?

    I still know no-one who even knows anyone who has succumbed or even had Covid since the “pandemic” began months ago yet we are all walking around meekly with muzzles and standing on placemats in queues.

    This is only the start in my opinion, we can expect this tactic to be applied increasingly until they have the total control they seek.

    They can then start to fashion the World as they want it, re. populations, finance, global systems, types of punishable crime and etc.

    This will not end well as parts of Eastern Europe are waking up to right now!

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    • BRISSLES says:

      “I still know no-one who even knows anyone who has succumbed or even had Covid since the “pandemic” began months ago ……….”

      Me too, I don’t actually KNOW anyone either, but I’ve heard of two who were positive, – one barely knew they had it, but the other became seriously ill and was hospitalised. Mind you, most of my circle are over 60, so perhaps have been more mindful of steering clear of others, therefore the risk of contacting it is zero.

      Yes, I think its down to common sense, which clearly a lot of the young dont have, so let them live their lives normally on the understanding that contact with their vintage relatives is minimal, because us oldies are a lot more savvy in sticking to the rules.

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      • G says:

        Digg/Brissles,
        One more interesting question. In our village of about 2000, no one knows anyone who has caught the chinese virus. However, our one and only surgery confess that all the staff have caught and subsequently overcome it. Highly suspicious if you ask me. If true, who is transmitting it locally to that intensity unless there is a dedicated transmitter who visits premises where people congregate – like the small supermarket – simply to infect other people…………………

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      • StewGreen says:

        420 infected in 100K people this week
        This being now respun as “one in 240” cos it sounds worse

        Look only another 239 weeks and we’ll all have had it.
        0.42% is not like saying 10% of us have it.
        In fact 99.58% of us DON’T have it this week

        To catch it you’d have to go out and meet 240 people and get a full viral load off the one that is infected ie be in a small room with them for 20 minutes or have them directly cough on you.
        So in practice you could go in 1,000 shops and still not pick it up.

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        • StewGreen says:

          BTW the average positive tests 68/100K/week
          OK each person might be infected for 10 days
          But it’s a hell of a guess to get to that 420 number at any one time

          In my local area last week 109/100K tested positive
          which is double 10 days ago but still only 0.11%
          The death rate is still less than 1 in a 1000 population.

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      • Deborah says:

        I know 2 young women with long covid, having caught the bug late March, early April. I also know friends of friends who have died of it (maybe with it, but they were not due to die imminently). But Mr D has a couple of friends who have survived it and both described it as very very nasty, plus several young people, all doctors in hospitals who caught it and probably took a month to get back to work. It is there, it is not very nice, even for younger people who show symptoms. I am glad I am not part of a government having to make decisions. But for most people it does mean survival after a very nasty episode.

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        • Doublethinker says:

          An elderly family friend died with , or because of, who knows, Covid back in June. My wife is on the vulnerable list owing to her medication. We are ‘shielding’ just in case and keeping our fingers crossed for the vaccine.

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  7. StewGreen says:

    He’s still tweetin 3-4 times an hour

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  8. G says:

    I’ve just physically seen my first, ‘mixed race’ couple: black woman / white supremacist, complete with a coffee coloured infant in a supermarket. It came as a surprise. As clearly THE ‘mixed race’ couple fictionally ubiquitous for advertisers/MSM/Broadcasters should I have asked for their autographs as clearly they are in much demand and thereby famous?

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    • Rob in Cheshire says:

      Were they filming an advert for DFS?

      I saw an advert last night for British Gas, which featured a gay couple. A gay mixed race couple must be next. They must be laughing over their lines of coke in adland as they rub our noses in diversity.

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    • BRISSLES says:

      G, LOL !!!

      That ‘sort’ of relationship is as rare as hens teeth where I live, so the ads in recent years, – particularly in the last 12 months or so, have no relevance to me whatsover. BUT BUT BUT its always a strictly white audience that the Funeral ads are aimed at ! Funny that. Perhaps I should complain to the Advertising Authority.

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  9. StewGreen says:

    What Channel4’s chosen anti-skeptic expert Devi Sridhar* has no medical qualifications ?

    (I think she is used by Sturgeon, cos she i based in Edinburgh)

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  10. StewGreen says:

    #Newsnight last night
    “MPs have been told (by the CMO Chris Witty) hospitals in England will be overwhelmed in 21 days if action isn’t taken,
    so why isn’t the government acting straight away”

    There is probably some mathematical rule about the fallacy of endless extrapolation. “slippery slope” ? maybe

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  11. Guest Who says:

    Paul Joseph Watson has a post on Parler I am sure Stew can convert readably over here (from Summit News?) pointing out a retweet from a DM from the next presidential debate moderator to the FORMER WH Comms Director, Scaramucci asking for advice.

    He calls it ‘strange’. I’d say more than that.

    Maybe Jon or Lurch can ‘analyse’?

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  12. StewGreen says:

    RT essay about Boris at Tory Conference
    When I heard Johnson utter those words I thought, ‘where have I heard this stuff before?’
    Well, the answer is in the book ‘Covid-19: The Great Reset’ by Klaus Schwab,
    the executive chairman of the World Economic Forum

    https://www.rt.com/op-ed/502795-boris-johnson-uk-great-reset

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  13. Guest Who says:

    The other day I opined that the eyewatering monies blown on ads is driving media narratives.

    By coincidence two email articles arrived back to back.

    http://www.danielgreenfield.org/2020/10/democrats-want-you-to-pay-medias-bills.html?

    https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/356652/anti-trump-negative-ads-resume-with-a-vengeance.html?

    Another for the BBC to ‘analyse’, or not, given their clear dog in this fight.

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  14. StewGreen says:

    TalkRadio woman is talking about her father he’s had Covid early on
    tested positive and got over it
    ..so as far as he is concerned he is not likely to ever be a spreader like someone who’s newly infected.
    But the thing is every few week he has to leave the nursing home to go to hospital for his heart
    then when he returns the home insist that is government policy that he be fully isolated for 14 days
    meaning no visit and he can’t even see his wife who is in the same home.
    She claims he i super deteriorating.. which could be her imagination
    and then claim it’s all Bill Gates.
    (Well that last bit is wacky Conspiracy Theory)

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  15. Guest Who says:

    Can’t stand the guy, or JKR, but good on ’em.

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    • BigBrotherCorporation says:

      Don’t know him personally, and not interested, but he was one of the writers of Father Ted, and the IT Crowd.

      At the time (early 2000s), the IT Crowd was just one of a number of quite funny things on TV, looking back, compared to what’s around now it seems hilarious.

      The ‘transphobic’ episode is rather amusing actually. For those who wouldn’t watch that sort of thing, it’s all set in a big company, which is owned by the lazy, sex-crazed millionaire son of the founder (who threw himself out of a 20 storey window, rather than face the consequences of having been caught swindling his staff out of their pensions). Anyway, the son has a relationship with a ‘woman’ reporter, who tells him she’s a transexual, but he doesn’t listen because he ‘doesn’t listen to women’, and thinks she said she’s ‘from Iran’. They have a great time together doing blokey stuff: drinking beer, watching the footy, playing darts etc… and then he finds out she’s a transexual and dumps her (humiliatingly), so ‘she’ punches him in the face, and they end up having a brawl which smashes through the wall into the middle of a conference… it is funny, and not at all politically correct (which may be, like a lot of comedy, WHY it is funny).

      Channel 4 are just being pathetic, but what’s new?

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      • Rob in Cheshire says:

        You are right. The IT Crowd was funny, which is why it couldn’t be made today. This particular episode was good because it played on the crass and sexist behaviour of the MD, which had been a running gag in the series.

        It wasn’t transphobic, homophobic or any kind of phobic. It was funny, which is why the prissy little commissars at Channel 4 don’t get it.

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  16. Docmarooned says:

    I have signed the Barrington declaration. Also have seen no cases of Covid in both my family and friends in over 6 months. It has been grossly overexaggerated in my opinion and like me do not believe the nonsense the MSM (especially the BBC) and the goverment are putting into the public domain.

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  17. Docmarooned says:

    I have signed the Barrington declaration. Also have seen no cases of Covid in both my family and friends in over 6 months. It has been grossly overexaggerated in my opinion and like me do not believe the nonsense the MSM (especially the BBC) and the goverment are putting into the public domain.

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  18. Docmarooned says:

    I have signed the Barrington declaration. Also have seen no cases of Covid in both my family and friends in over 6 months. It has been grossly overexaggerated in my opinion and l do not believe the nonsense the MSM (especially the BBC) and the goverment are putting into the public domain.

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  19. BRISSLES says:

    Are you going for the Rule of 6 Doc ????

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  20. BigBrotherCorporation says:

    ‘Boy, 15, found not guilty of terror plot’

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-54450013

    An interesting read.

    I feel sorry for the young lad, but why wasn’t he removed from that environment years ago? Has he been now? What is going to stop it happening again, but with real bombs this time?

    Not much point in ‘urging’ his ‘parents to be vigilant’ is there? Mum and stepdad clearly don’t give a ****, or maybe they’re in on it as well?

    So many unanswered questions, such inadequate reporting.

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      ‘Notes on his phone described “the extinction of the western race”, prosecutors said.’
      Possibly quite a few MPs and BBC managers have something quite similar on their phones…

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  21. Fedup2 says:

    I wonder if this is correct ? The BBC house newspaper says that the premier league has done a deal with Sky and BT to charge punters £15 pay per view to see a live footy match – on top of the £34 a month sky charges and £25 BT charge .

    Are these numbers right ? Insane sums of money …

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      It’s still cheaper than going to an actual match in normal times, so I might be interested in paying £15. Oh wait… are the players still bending their knees for Black Knives Matter just before kickoff? Think I’ll give it a miss, then. Getting the message yet, Premier League and Sky?

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      • Fedup2 says:

        Ian – I suppose the prem , Sky and BT know there are sufficient number of mugs willing to pay that kind of money .

        As for the frankly dumb kneeling down thing – will the supporters at the stadium do the same , boo or something else .
        And how will the authorities respond to the stick players will get for such a vacuous act .

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        • Ian Rushlow says:

          Fedup2… I have been informed by a reliable source that the authorities are expecting fans to boo during the act of submission, but that the broadcasters will cut out any such acts of dissent. UK broadcasters use a broadcast delay (known as ‘deferred live’) of 7 seconds when transmitting live TV and radio, enabling them to quickly pull the plug when things go ‘off narrative’.

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          • Fedup2 says:

            Ian
            I’m abroad a lot and watch live footy on pirate Arab broadcasts which , when the time comes ,might show ‘ uncut ‘ footage – although they’d probably claim the idiots ad kneeling to the false prophet ….

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  22. theisland says:

    Steve also reported two suspected dead ‘migrants’ pulled ashore at Hastings yesterday but the press reported two men were taken to hospital in a serious condition after an emergency incident on Hastings sea front.

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  23. Broadcasting-on-Behalf-of-the-Caliphate says:

    The BBC seem to have invested more TV licence money into African news over the past month including fomenting and organising civil unrest. Today on their World and African news section they have included a ton of tweeted videos showing these protests in Nigeria. The BBC have taken their campaigning and promotion of civil unrest world wide.

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  24. StewGreen says:

    The Home Office have opened a new Talking Tough twitter account

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  25. theisland says:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-54476569
    Nobel Peace Prize: UN World Food Programme wins for efforts to combat hunger.

    At least it wasn’t the WHO or St Greta. Small mercies.

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  26. StewGreen says:

    The NHS is in crisis. No, not because of Covid-19, but because of racism. That was the verdict of senior health chiefs, who have vowed to tackle ‘white privilege’ in the NHS.

    https://www.spiked-online.com/2020/10/09/does-the-nhs-need-to-check-its-white-privilege/

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    • Van Helsing says:

      it’s high time (and beyond) that the woke idiots (sorry for the tautology) who push this garbage are told to sling their hooks.

      The NHS should be concentrating on its core function (which it doesn’t perform nearly as well as it should, IMO) rather than spend its time trying to embrace whatever happens to be the latest moronically-generated paradigm.

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  27. Old Goat says:

    Chris Whitty is not all he seems:

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  28. JimS says:

    I wonder if there is a ‘woke’ virus? Unlike normal viruses though, the authorities would like us to catch it, to establish a sort of herd affliction.

    Unfortunately for them there isn’t enough live virus out in the wild so BBC Radio 4 seeks out made-up woke stories, a sort of ‘dead’ vaccine, to trigger a reaction in the uninfected and top-up those who already have woke disease.

    Today’s example:


    Samurai by Fatima Bhutto – Short Works

    Acclaimed Pakistani writer Fatima Bhutto reads her own specially commissioned story, Samurai, a poignant portrait of a father and child in exile, caught in the anonymous limbo of airport lounges as they are shunted from one country to another.
    In an attempt to shield his daughter from the traumas of their ever-darkening predicament the father reminisces about the world they have left behind and quizzes her on what she would like to be when she grows up.

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  29. fakenewswatcher says:

    There seem to be two anti-Trump trends in the international MSM at the moment.

    One is to try and associate him with the Michigan militia.
    The other is to paint him as a virus spreader. Therefore possibly also a little loopy.

    Take your pick.

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    • Guest Who says:

      A while ago the weakness on pandemic handling was noted as a point of attack. I think by the bbc. Or the Dems. Or the bbc and the Dems. Don has not helped himself much here.

      On the bbc fave of guilt by association, this one is as daft as it gets. For a start what happens in states is often about zero to do with the President. And outside of the black and white, or red and blue worlds of the MSM, political fealties or hostilities go beyond not supporting one thing meaning you must therefore support another.

      Best I can gather these clowns don’t like ‘the guvmint’, especially imposing draconian measures. And the clown at the top locally is not Don.

      The media of course has stirred as only it knows how, but with reporting so erratic it’s hard to pin down what the truth is.

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      • Guest Who says:

        QED

        That media types can get their heads round this is no longer a surprise.

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    • StewGreen says:

      I know from Big Bother Corporation’s 24 hours of HATE
      “Orange man bad !
      .. Green girl good !”

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  30. StewGreen says:

    The Remainiac Paradox
    Then “Save the economy fromBoris’s Brexit !”
    … Now “Stuff the economy we’re backing Boris with more lockdowns”

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  31. Guest Who says:

    Crikey, Lurch seems to have noticed that slavishly ignoring excesses or outright boosting lunatic Dems might boomerang down the line.

    Hope his condo has decent shutters.

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    • Dobyns says:

      GW

      It’s just the tip of the Coup d’Etat iceberg

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      • Doublethinker says:

        This , coupled with the video I saw on this site a few weeks ago about how suspicious the opinion polls are , is scary. The elite seem to have got away with the Russian collusion coup and they are teeing up another one. This is scary and if it happens it is certainly the end of democracy , not just in the USA but across the West as a whole.

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  32. StewGreen says:

    John Lewi adverts now that Sharon White is the boss
    Meanwhile The National Lottery is saying it will use “charity” fund to buy up empty pantomime seats
    In the screenshot more than half the panto actors are BAME

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    • Doublethinker says:

      I note that in the Telegraph today there is an article about English Rugby by the chief correspondent. His argument is that Swing High must be banned by the RFU . Interestingly no comments are allowed under this article . I suspect that this is because the editor knows that they will be overwhelmingly hostile to the numpty who produced it. Increasingly in both the Times and the Telegraph the editorial policy , judging by the comments under articles , when they are allowed, is at odds with the majority of the readership.
      It seems that MSM by and large doesn’t give a toss what we the general public think they are going to have their way regardless.

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  33. Guest Who says:

    Good share, Lurch.

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  34. StewGreen says:

    ITV Local news long item in their In conversation with #ITVblackVoices
    .. the woman banging on about great Ashley Banjo’s BGT talent George Floyd dance.

    Switch over to BBC news ..item on National Lottery charity being used to SUBSIDISE London pantomime
    .. touch your forelock non-London people
    ..whose it star ?
    Ashley Banjo and his tickbox BAME team with Julian gay icon Clary

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  35. StewGreen says:

    Oh BBC local news 6:45pm “Is the justice system too white ?”
    speaking to Anton…where all the police and all the judges are white (98%)
    …. the pastor complains that in Hull prison he’s never met a black prison officer.
    The presenter says “only 3% of UK prisoners are black”
    FFS blacks are only 3% population is black and that is mostly in London
    Now over to a London black barrister girl
    “Black people are over criminalised”
    … She’s the same race baiter from the other day.

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  36. StewGreen says:

    The Lincoln police LGBT worker has been charged with having a fake gun and real explosives

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  37. StewGreen says:

    8:35pm PBSamerica 2.5 Black Panther special

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  38. Doobster78 says:

    Absolutely stinks !!!!

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  39. fakenewswatcher says:

    Did Brexit ever happen?
    See in the DM that Priti has lost the case that tried to deport a Nigerian drugs lord.
    3 useless/treacherous ‘judges’ thwarted her, using the ‘human rights’ laws that Blair foisted on this country. Once again, one thinks: ‘why does government tolerate this nonsense?’.
    Why are we still subject to a European Court of Human Rights? The entire Brexit exercise seems to have been totally pointless? And what is the point of the ‘Conservative’ 80 seat majority? Might as well have voted Labour?
    It appears one merely has to spin the ‘judges’ a good yarn…
    Fools.

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    • Van Helsing says:

      Fake,

      Back in 1998, Professor David Walker, QC, described the ECHR as “A charter for crooks and cranks.” In all the years since, I’ve neither seen nor heard anything that challenges the verity of his assessment.

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    • Van Helsing says:

      Fake,

      Back in 1998, Professor David Walker, QC, described the ECHR as “A charter for crooks and cranks.” In all the years since, I’ve neither seen nor heard anything that challenges the verity of his assessment.

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    • StewGreen says:

      @FNW …see next thread 22 of 100 ECHR judges are heavily funded by Soros.

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      • fakenewswatcher says:

        Stew-
        That would explain a lot. Next thought: how many of our politicians have been ‘bought’?

        VH – Our ‘Conservative’ politicians haven’t noticed?! Say what you will about the personage of DT, he would sort it out. But alas…

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  40. Fedup2 says:

    Elsewhere in the courts – woke judges have ordered a police discipline tribunal to prosecute a firearms officer who shot an armed criminal ……
    …………………this one may well go to the Blair supreme but we know what they will do …..

    I’m sure if this copper is dismissed from the force a lot of armed cops will down guns …

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  41. StewGreen says:

    Thread ended, Weekend threat is up.

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