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It all seems rather planned and staged, to perpetuate the myth that Trump is an outsider, anti-establishment, when the 'Father of the Vaccine' and more that could be said, quite clearly isn't.
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As any party that wants to win an election promises ‘change’, and portrays themselves as ‘anti establishment’, the only one they are helping is Chump ‘if’ that is to be believed.
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About time they have been taking the hiss since covid, it’s not that they lie it’s just they tell you there facts , fact checker verify has been proved they have told lies and as for climate change con well well, they reported 20 mins live that the 3 rd 9/11 building had collapsed before it did, all dodgy
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Cider. 10.47. 10.54. Fully agree.
10.27. 10.38. 10.59. 12.13 poster - stupid man. Thinks JFK started the BBC. Stupid man. He blocks me, he doesn’t block me, he blocks me, he doesn’t block me. |
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Licence fee to go up as Trump threatens legal action.
Firestick man is well happy. |
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TM demanding people answer questions...mm. never mind
Prepare to be amazed-I can name several media outlets that have not published fake news or distorted the truth in the last 7 days, and if they have I am no judge. Economist New Statesman Spectator Start laughing-I recommend the Economist as unbiased, and if anything it is centre left, and hates Trump. But it is unrivalled in its coverage of geopolitics and the only indispensable All media is not publicly-funded. Twix doesn't post lies, its users do, particularly Putin and his bots, of which there are too many to count The beeb has been relentlessly anti-Trump from the outset (and anti Istrael and pro Palestinian) but you seek to make lighty of this blatant example and would blow up deluxe had it been the other way round and appeared on, say, GB news A publicly funded org carrying on like Putin is a disgrace and not just an error, it shows a sickness at the heart of it. You cannot underestimate the shameful behaviour involved in faking news from an org that has a remit to inform educate and entertain and trusted with 2 billion a year of our money yet is so consumed by its own politics, internal and external that this can happen and might well have happened before |
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Yeah, they were at it during WW2 as well, poor old Hitler got some real bad publicity there.
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Busy I would only make one change to your eloquent post.
I would change the word relentlessly for either virulently or, both together, relentlessly and virulently. |
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Usual inane stupidity from the stupid man.
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‘Scottish saltires are criticised up here’ - Hunchback. Where’s ‘up here’? Llandudno?
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Pretending to be Welsh, fc ucking Irvine Welsh maybe
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What were you banned for previously Christy ?? I didnt realise it was an offence for trying to Bore the forum to death. ?? Good luck with your " new " username although I cant see it lasting long.
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Stupid man.
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CaptainCristy 10 Nov 25 13:58
Yeah, they were at it during WW2 as well, poor old Hitler got some real bad publicity there Is that the best you can do? Please explain |
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Get your thinking cap on, it may help.
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Stupid man.
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What was at the centre of this double resignation of the two top dogs at the BBC? I understand it was to do with the BBC editing of President Trump's speech about his "invasion" of the White House, was that correct?
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Wrong again Christine;
When it came to winning the war against a sophisticated propaganda machine, the BBC hit upon an ingenious idea: tell the unvarnished truth. An academic trawl of the corporation’s archives has revealed that while the N*zi regime used puppet broadcasters such as William Joyce – nicknamed Lord Haw-Haw – to spin messages of German invincibility, the BBC was choosing to broadcast detailed news of Britain’s military setbacks. The decision was part of a deliberate strategy to win the hearts and minds of the German people, says Dr Vike Martina Plock of the department of English at Exeter University, who discovered memos from the time during research at the BBC Written Archives Centre in Caversham Park, Reading. The BBC wanted its German language service – set up in 1938 at the time of the Munich crisis, when it became apparent another world war was likely – to become a trusted news source, which meant even defeats had to be truthfully reported. Notable examples include the 27 November 1942 report of the German bombing of Toulon and the scuttling of the French fleet to avoid its capture, and the 6 April 1940 report – days before the invasion of Norway – of the sinking of 52 Norwegian ships by the German navy, resulting in the death of 392 people. |
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^From The Guardian, so it must be true
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What was at the centre of this double resignation of the two top dogs at the BBC? I understand it was to do with the BBC editing of President Trump's speech about his "invasion" of the White House, was that correct?
Close. No invasion, capitol hill, distorted speech, resigned as they were made aware of it and took no action. Among numerous other examples. |
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You have to humour him Busy. He doesn’t get much right. He’s a stupid man.
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As loyal honcho pointed out, there was no honour involved in the resignation as I had suggested in my original post
I assumed he had fallen on his sword just because it had happened on his watch and he was the top dog, didn't realise the extent to which he knew what had happened and the cover ups |
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Indeed he is LH
Wheres she gone? Come back Chrissy. No way she would leg it |
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https://www.theguardian.com/media/video/2025/nov/10/side-by-side-comparison-of-bbc-edited-trump-speech-from-day-of-capitol-attack-with-original-video
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Crusty has a degree in English, he disguises it well with his plethora of articulate postings.
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The words were taken from sections of his speech almost an hour apart. You couldn't make it up. But the bbc did.
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Stupid man.
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Not dodging are you Christine?
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What is it you are after stupidfool? You post a load of waffle and then keep expecting a response when there is nothing to respond to.
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gobsh1te. was it too much for you to read? should I have broken it into snippets for you?
CaptainCristy 10 Nov 25 13:58 Yeah, they were at it during WW2 as well, poor old Hitler got some real bad publicity there. You know full well my response was to this^ and it totally contradicted your insinuation yet you don't bother to stand by your post, as ever Accept you are wrong. It can be therapeutic |
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All you’ve done is done a cut and paste from fc uking google, what a waste of time.
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Timmy Boy was on 650 Large a year , 4000 plus Tax fees
What was he doing to command such a salary ? Has the Golden Handshake been sorted ? |
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You aint fooling anyone Christine
Wrong again Embarrassed again Chickening out again |
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So in your opinion stupidfool the BBC gave a totally unbiased even handed view of Hitler during the war, righty ho
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I gave you a chance to creep off and pretend you’d never written that load of old cobblers to start with, but oh no, you have to prove you were right all along
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Laughable alright except its you
Complete ignore the OP and change the subjest and still evade |
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What do you think of the BBC?
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Some good programmes on there. I know Putin doesn’t like it too much and has had a few gullible fools fighting on his behalf.
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So you can answer a question. Well done. Albeit not the original
tip; lines of emojis are a sign of discomfort and do not disguise your true feeling |