General Election in May. Announced Monday.

YHIHF

1 minute ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Lived in Italy and Germany for 13 years despite having asylum claims in both countries refused, travelled to the UK in 2020 and submitted a further claim for asylum

Three years later, his asylum claim still hadn't been processed and he murders a pensioner in the street " for the people of Gaza"

 

I posted about this at the time and the fact that it was being suppressed by the press. No one wanted to know.

Show a woman complaining about tea and coffee and the reaction is like kids overdosed on Haribos.

10 minutes ago, Spider said:

General Election in May. Announced Monday.

YHIHF

May? Surely it takes more than a month to set up an election?

2 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

May? Surely it takes more than a month to set up an election?

I reckon Sunak's hoping he can get one of the Rwanda flights off the ground and then call one 

So it probably won't be until at least July

5 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I reckon Sunak's hoping he can get one of the Rwanda flights off the ground and then call one 

So it probably won't be until at least July

I think July/August. Bloody hope so anyway.

42 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Lived in Italy and Germany for 13 years despite having asylum claims in both countries refused, travelled to the UK in 2020 and submitted a further claim for asylum

Three years later, his asylum claim still hadn't been processed and he murders a pensioner in the street " for the people of Gaza"

 

Cue the “ but he could have murdered someone back home brigade” 

3 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

The BBC are complicit in some kind of voyeuristic tragedy whilst making a political point. 

I'm struggling with this. 

I get that they're being voyeuristic, but how does it make them complicit... and how are they making a political point?

48 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Lived in Italy and Germany for 13 years despite having asylum claims in both countries refused, travelled to the UK in 2020 and submitted a further claim for asylum

Three years later, his asylum claim still hadn't been processed and he murders a pensioner in the street " for the people of Gaza"

 

@Boby Brno will be pleased the MSM are reporting this

2 minutes ago, DazBob said:

I'm struggling with this. 

I get that they're being voyeuristic, but how does it make them complicit... and how are they making a political point?

If you saw the item it may help. It was the day after the vote on Rwanda. They were trying to make the point that it wasn’t a deterrent whilst watching overloaded boats set off into the sea. Minutes later 5 died. 

Just now, Zico said:

@Boby Brno will be pleased the MSM are reporting this

Yep. Headline news now. Not like before. We had to search for it. Didn’t we?

3 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

Yep. Headline news now. Not like before. We had to search for it. Didn’t we?

You were irked it wasn't being reported when it was 

Obviously you didn't search for it in the first place, right?

It was likely because the trial was still ongoing

1 minute ago, BobyBrno said:

If you saw the item it may help. It was the day after the vote on Rwanda. They were trying to make the point that it wasn’t a deterrent whilst watching overloaded boats set off into the sea. Minutes later 5 died. 

I saw it, thanks. I said to the missus at the time that the 'threat' of Rwanda isn't going to stop any of them from jumping in a dinghy.

My question still stands. Are you suggesting the BBC were, in any way, to blame for what happened? Apologies if I'm misunderstanding you, but to say they were complicit would suggest you do.

Also, not sure why you think they're making a political point?

Just now, Zico said:

You were irked it wasn't being reported when it was 

Obviously you didn't search for it in the first place, right?

My first post on it was 5 days after the  incident. I didn’t need to search. You and others did because it wasn’t headline news which was my point. 

Boat folk have pretty much been in the news every day for about 6 years.

It’s one of THE most discussed topics there is.

To say the MSM ignore it is bordering on crankdom 

2 minutes ago, DazBob said:

I saw it, thanks. I said to the missus at the time that the 'threat' of Rwanda isn't going to stop any of them from jumping in a dinghy.

My question still stands. Are you suggesting the BBC were, in any way, to blame for what happened? Apologies if I'm misunderstanding you, but to say they were complicit would suggest you do.

Also, not sure why you think they're making a political point?

I said complicit in the voyeurism of watching a tragedy unfold. 

Just now, BobyBrno said:

My first post on it was 5 days after the  incident. I didn’t need to search. You and others did because it wasn’t headline news which was my point. 

You questioned why the BBC weren't reporting it when they were 

Why did you think the BBC weren't reporting it? 

The search proved they were 

The crime was reported 

The sentencing was reported 

You were irked it wasn't headline news?

It's still not 

But it's being reported 

Like before

 

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Boat folk have pretty much been in the news every day for about 6 years.

It’s one of THE most discussed topics there is.

To say the MSM ignore it is bordering on crankdom 

As usual, not a clue.

1 minute ago, BobyBrno said:

I said complicit in the voyeurism of watching a tragedy unfold. 

Do you think the BBC did anything wrong?

58 minutes ago, Casino said:

Shambles

Every week we see these incompetent Tory MPs getting laughed at. They are awful. 

4 minutes ago, Zico said:

You questioned why the BBC weren't reporting it when they were 

Why did you think the BBC weren't reporting it? 

The search proved they were 

The crime was reported 

The sentencing was reported 

You were irked it wasn't headline news?

It's still not 

But it's being reported 

Like before

 

I never mentioned the BBC.

2 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

I never mentioned the BBC.

My mistake 

You asked why it wasn't reported on the news 

Point being 

It was being reported 

It wasn't being surpressed at all

It probably wasn't headline news because of a war

Not sure why you think it would have been surpressed

Why do you think it was being surpressed or that no one wanted to know?

Just now, Zico said:

My mistake 

You asked why it wasn't reported on the news 

Point being 

It was being reported 

It wasn't being surpressed at all

It probably wasn't headline news because of a war

Not sure why you think it would have been surpressed

Why do you think it was being surpressed or that no one wanted to know?

Probably the same reason he thinks you edit his posts, Adolf.

12 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Every week we see these incompetent Tory MPs getting laughed at. They are awful. 

I had the misfortune of having to sometimes deal with Chris Philp through work 

He is a grade A loon 

Well here's a bit of front line politics for folks.

So we've been complaining to our Landlord about our kitchen floor as 5 years ago a pipe busted.

Monday finally somone came round.

Email at 6pm - you have 2 months to leave. We've lived here for 6 years. We want to gut the house and we don't want anyone living there.

We pay 2.3k a month. 

No wonder the Labour Party want to stop this eviction for families.