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The officer knocked herself off her horse, it bolted into the crowd and trampled a protestor.
Ye pay TV licences for this!
Ye pay TV licences for this!
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The BBC have gone from one the most respected and reliable sources of information to just like the rest.
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27 police officers injured during largely peaceful anti-racism protests in London
https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1269574979680702470 The comments are a lark |
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They are.
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surely some comedian has control of the BBC website and twitter today!
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More like a box ticked has control
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How they can stand over that comment, but they will. We really are in a cultural clash here. It's been amended now, no doubt because they've seen the same ridicule.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-52954899 George Floyd: London anti-racism protests leave 27 officers hurt |
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‘Scuffles’??
They make no attempt to hide their agenda. |
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Scroll down and see the PC come off her horse. Amazed she’s alive.
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broken collar bone
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some guardian hack was getting cleaned out on twitter after laughing at the police woman being injured.
cretin should be sacked |
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Thought the right were meant to be pro-free speech, even if it is offensive, unlike us intolerant leftists
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https://twitter.com/DefundBBC
6500 followers in 2 hours Set up by Conservative supporters. Hope this is the beginning of the end for the Beeb Goodbye Auntie! |
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They are, but only when they are doing the speaking.
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Seems to a different mob running the World service full report on the Kick off on their last
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Read a BBC online article about the protests where they STRESSED the fact the protestors (their Guardian reading kind of people) were mostly wearing masks, praising their responsibility, then had 2 photos below in which the majority didn't seem to be wearing masks (contradictory evidence they hadn't thought about .. ).
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Ill pay for the radio service , 5 ok for sport and world service 2nd to none ...
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You don't need a license to listen to the radio anymore, just live TV.
You can legally listen to BBC radio (not that I would) and ditch paying these leftist scummedia the TV Tax. |
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Problem is when they Get rid of the Luvvie scum on screen be no funding for the radio
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The last election should have been a wake up call for the bbc just as much as the Labour Party.while the Labour Party seem to have to some extent taken lessons on board the bbc have reverted to business as usual.
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Slash and burn policy, they know they are finnish.
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Not paying my fee anymore. White licence holders dont matter.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/colinsutton/status/1269686973616271362
Classic editing at the beeb. They seemed to have changed thos as well |
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Is that the lad from star wars with the wooden light sabre?
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and now they're trying to spin the statue destruction story
"slave trade statue divided city for years" #scummedia |
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Spot the difference between how BBC reports the weekend riots here and how they reported a situation in Rome
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52951920 |
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the statue has divided opinion and what they should do about it in Bristol for donkey,s years.of all the sticks to beat the bbc with you pick one that their 100% correct on,
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It appears they wanted to add a second plaque referencing his slave trading days but the group that does stuff in his name was a bit picky on the wording in case it made him look too bad
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/03/25/plaque-acknowledging-slave-owning-history-edward-colston-scrapped/ For example, rather than writing that he "trafficked" slaves, the proposed plaque read that he "transported" them. The inscription read: "He supported and endowed schools, almshouses, hospitals and churches in Bristol, London and elsewhere. Many of his charitable foundations continue. This statue was erected in 1895 to commemorate his philanthropy. "A significant proportion of Colston’s wealth came from investments in slave trading, sugar and other slave-produced goods. "As an official of the Royal African Company from 1680 to 1692, he was also involved in the transportation of approximately 84,000 enslaved African men, women and young children, of whom 19,000 died on voyages from West Africa to the Caribbean and the Americas." |