Bovril
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paska
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The BBC photo-shopped a picture of Corbyn wearing a Russian ushanka instead of a berret, went on about him "not bending down far enough" at the cenotaph, and accused him of being a spy for a country that hasn't existed for twenty years or a member of a paramilitary group.
When anything happens with the Windsors the presenters gush about how pretty they are, and oh Liz must be getting tired from standing and waving at people, are those facts or opinions?
A large number of it's political & news staff have former involvement with the Conservative Party at various levels, and some have gone in reverse and worked for them after leaving.
Yet people will claim it is a left wing channel...
When anything happens with the Windsors the presenters gush about how pretty they are, and oh Liz must be getting tired from standing and waving at people, are those facts or opinions?
A large number of it's political & news staff have former involvement with the Conservative Party at various levels, and some have gone in reverse and worked for them after leaving.
Yet people will claim it is a left wing channel...
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blueinsa
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The BBC photo-shopped a picture of Corbyn wearing a Russian ushanka instead of a berret, went on about him "not bending down far enough" at the cenotaph, and accused him of being a spy for a country that hasn't existed for twenty years or a member of a paramilitary group.
When anything happens with the Windsors the presenters gush about how pretty they are, and oh Liz must be getting tired from standing and waving at people, are those facts or opinions?
A large number of it's political & news staff have former involvement with the Conservative Party at various levels, and some have gone in reverse and worked for them after leaving.
Yet people will claim it is a left wing channel...
Its clear you are ;-)
Left wing that is.
paska
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Yep. Was that hard to work out? The BBC sure ain't though...Its clear you are ;-)
Left wing that is.
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This will be interesting. I think the underserved and unheard people of this island are moderates. Normal socialists with rational socialist views, normal liberals with rational liberal views, as well as balanced capitalists with rational capitalist views.
The groups of people who’ve had far too much of a voice and influence on this country over the last decade are the crackpot army of permanently offended tossers who see offence, discrimination and oppression in everything they look at; neo-Liberals (a very misunderstood term - neo-Liberalism relates to liberalising banking so bankers can do what the fuck they want, Thatcher was a neo-Liberal for example); crackpot far right racist tossers; and those who vehemently spout opposition and ridicule to anything they think isn’t their way of thinking, even if it’s moderate.
They’ve all been given too much of a platform and we are seeing too much division and hatred as a result.
It’d be nice if moderates, who seem to have no real platform anymore, get a platform with this.
The groups of people who’ve had far too much of a voice and influence on this country over the last decade are the crackpot army of permanently offended tossers who see offence, discrimination and oppression in everything they look at; neo-Liberals (a very misunderstood term - neo-Liberalism relates to liberalising banking so bankers can do what the fuck they want, Thatcher was a neo-Liberal for example); crackpot far right racist tossers; and those who vehemently spout opposition and ridicule to anything they think isn’t their way of thinking, even if it’s moderate.
They’ve all been given too much of a platform and we are seeing too much division and hatred as a result.
It’d be nice if moderates, who seem to have no real platform anymore, get a platform with this.
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His first guest will be Fuhrage launching his new party.This will be interesting. I think the underserved and unheard people of this island are moderates. Normal socialists with rational socialist views, normal liberals with rational liberal views, as well as balanced capitalists with rational capitalist views.
The groups of people who’ve had far too much of a voice and influence on this country over the last decade are the crackpot army of permanently offended tossers who see offence, discrimination and oppression in everything they look at; neo-Liberals (a very misunderstood term - neo-Liberalism relates to liberalising banking so bankers can do what the fuck they want, Thatcher was a neo-Liberal for example); crackpot far right racist tossers; and those who vehemently spout opposition and ridicule to anything they think isn’t their way of thinking, even if it’s moderate.
They’ve all been given too much of a platform and we are seeing too much division and hatred as a result.
It’d be nice if moderates, who seem to have no real platform anymore, get a platform with this.
Rascal
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The Morning Star is a quality newspaper.Pretty fed up with the left leaning media - I'll give it a listen.
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Gammon News Network potentially becoming a reality.
bluethrunthru
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Gammon News Network potentially becoming a reality.
what will they have to report on now Brexit is done?