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Behind Enemy Lines Sussex 25 Jun 22 11.27am
Originally posted by Matov Well quite. Is it taught in schools? Does it have its own grammar system? Are there newspapers printed in this fashion? Books? Utterly ludicrous. I suspect if any individual can only converse in this b****** form of English then reading is not a skill they possess anyway. Funnily enough, in Hawaii (and probably elsewhere) you can buy a book with the title: Da Jesus Book. It is the pidgin English version of the New Testament… hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing.

Behind Enemy Lines

Sussex 25 Jun 22 11.27am

Originally posted by Matov

Well quite. Is it taught in schools? Does it have its own grammar system? Are there newspapers printed in this fashion? Books? Utterly ludicrous.

I suspect if any individual can only converse in this b****** form of English then reading is not a skill they possess anyway.

Funnily enough, in Hawaii (and probably elsewhere) you can buy a book with the title: Da Jesus Book. It is the pidgin English version of the New Testament…

hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing.

YT Oxford 25 Jun 22 2.06pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio has the BBC fallen out of love with the straight White British Man ? what respect can anybody have for an institution whose Poster-boy for straight white british man is Jimmy Savile ? Well the boy Lineker seems to do alright out of the licence fee. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

Oxford 25 Jun 22 2.06pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

has the BBC fallen out of love with the straight White British Man ?

what respect can anybody have for an institution whose Poster-boy for straight white british man is Jimmy Savile ?

Well the boy Lineker seems to do alright out of the licence fee.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

cryrst The garden of England 25 Jun 22 4.00pm
Originally posted by YT Well the boy Lineker seems to do alright out of the licence fee. He black though; or so he thinks

cryrst

The garden of England 25 Jun 22 4.00pm

Originally posted by YT

Well the boy Lineker seems to do alright out of the licence fee.

He black though; or so he thinks

Stirlingsays 25 Jun 22 4.10pm
The UK has voted way over forty percent for 'conservative' parties for most of my over fifty years. Yet the corporation that tells us that it's big on inclusion and representation has never reflected that in its hiring. Instead it lies about impartiality, even to itself I think, and hires within its socially liberal self image. Considering its income derives from that same public it's just wrong but they will keep the gravy train going for every drip they can get out of it.....However, their day is coming and they brought it on themselves. Edited by Stirlingsays (25 Jun 2022 4.13pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

25 Jun 22 4.10pm

The UK has voted way over forty percent for 'conservative' parties for most of my over fifty years. Yet the corporation that tells us that it's big on inclusion and representation has never reflected that in its hiring.

Instead it lies about impartiality, even to itself I think, and hires within its socially liberal self image.

Considering its income derives from that same public it's just wrong but they will keep the gravy train going for every drip they can get out of it.....However, their day is coming and they brought it on themselves.

Edited by Stirlingsays (25 Jun 2022 4.13pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

silvertop Portishead 27 Jun 22 10.03am
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Correct on both points. A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point. 75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language. That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent.

silvertop

Portishead 27 Jun 22 10.03am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Correct on both points.

A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point.

75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language.

That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent.

W12 27 Jun 22 2.17pm
Originally posted by silvertop A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point. 75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language. That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent. 75 million people speak English badly. Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm)

W12 27 Jun 22 2.17pm

Originally posted by silvertop

A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point.

75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language.

That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent.

75 million people speak English badly.

Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm)

W12 27 Jun 22 2.19pm
The BBC is just a mouthpiece for globalist interests: [Link]

W12 27 Jun 22 2.19pm

The BBC is just a mouthpiece for globalist interests:

[Link]

eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 27 Jun 22 2.59pm
Originally posted by W12 75 million people speak English badly. Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm) Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . . This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

eagleman13

On The Road To Hell & Alicante 27 Jun 22 2.59pm

Originally posted by W12

75 million people speak English badly.

Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm)

Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . .

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

W12 27 Jun 22 3.21pm
Originally posted by eagleman13 Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . . Aint dat da trute

W12 27 Jun 22 3.21pm

Originally posted by eagleman13

Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . .

Aint dat da trute

cryrst The garden of England 27 Jun 22 7.43pm
Originally posted by W12 Aint dat da trute Blood

cryrst

The garden of England 27 Jun 22 7.43pm

Originally posted by W12

Aint dat da trute

Blood

ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 22 1.02am
Originally posted by silvertop A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point. 75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language. That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent. As it is English, would it not be a dialect? Although, I have heard it called a language. Red and Blue Army!

ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 22 1.02am

Originally posted by silvertop

A little late returning to this debate, but actually wrong on the language point but correct on the payment point.

75 million people speak pidgin, thus it can only be a language.

That's 75 million more people the BBC are reaching. There is always debate as to whether cash should have go here or there and I have heard your thought on this. For my part, money well spent.

As it is English, would it not be a dialect? Although, I have heard it called a language.

Red and Blue Army!

PalazioVecchio south pole 28 Jun 22 8.07am
Originally posted by ASCPFC As it is English, would it not be a dialect? Although, I have heard it called a language. a fella whose home village all mutter & mumble a pigeon English ? they will still all understand the telly News in RP or the latest Hollywood flick. and they will still be confounded by all the BBC's lefty shyte Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

PalazioVecchio

south pole 28 Jun 22 8.07am

Originally posted by ASCPFC

As it is English, would it not be a dialect? Although, I have heard it called a language.

a fella whose home village all mutter & mumble a pigeon English ? they will still all understand the telly News in RP or the latest Hollywood flick.

and they will still be confounded by all the BBC's lefty shyte

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 28 Jun 22 8.14am
Originally posted by W12 The BBC is just a mouthpiece for globalist interests: [Link] The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign affairs, I knew it was them! Even when it was George Soros I knew it was them! Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Nicholas91

The Democratic Republic of Kent 28 Jun 22 8.14am

Originally posted by W12

The BBC is just a mouthpiece for globalist interests:

[Link]

The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign affairs, I knew it was them! Even when it was George Soros I knew it was them!

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

silvertop Portishead 28 Jun 22 8.49am
Originally posted by W12 75 million people speak English badly. Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm) But yet that is how they speak it. And communicate with it. And understand each other when doing so. QED it's a language. And whether you like it or not, the teeny expense of translation is fully justified to reach out to a wider audience - especially this article with a Nigerian element where many Nigerians will understand this more than a standard English article. Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias. And on that - the point about the BBC being a mouthpiece for globalism - please first define what you mean by that term in this context. It is a word with many interpretations, from organisations like the World Wildlife Fund to a thinly veiled white supremacy outlook started by the alt right in the US. Thus, are you saying that the BBC is globalist by reaching out to a wider international audience?

silvertop

Portishead 28 Jun 22 8.49am

Originally posted by W12

75 million people speak English badly.

Edited by W12 (27 Jun 2022 2.17pm)

But yet that is how they speak it. And communicate with it. And understand each other when doing so. QED it's a language. And whether you like it or not, the teeny expense of translation is fully justified to reach out to a wider audience - especially this article with a Nigerian element where many Nigerians will understand this more than a standard English article.

Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias.

And on that - the point about the BBC being a mouthpiece for globalism - please first define what you mean by that term in this context. It is a word with many interpretations, from organisations like the World Wildlife Fund to a thinly veiled white supremacy outlook started by the alt right in the US. Thus, are you saying that the BBC is globalist by reaching out to a wider international audience?

Eaglecoops CR3 28 Jun 22 9.28am
Originally posted by silvertop But yet that is how they speak it. And communicate with it. And understand each other when doing so. QED it's a language. And whether you like it or not, the teeny expense of translation is fully justified to reach out to a wider audience - especially this article with a Nigerian element where many Nigerians will understand this more than a standard English article. Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias. And on that - the point about the BBC being a mouthpiece for globalism - please first define what you mean by that term in this context. It is a word with many interpretations, from organisations like the World Wildlife Fund to a thinly veiled white supremacy outlook started by the alt right in the US. Thus, are you saying that the BBC is globalist by reaching out to a wider international audience? Perhaps you could volunteer to start a group willing to get together to pay for it because I’m not sure why I should. The powers that be in this country are incredibly good at spending other peoples money on matters irrelevant to our own wellbeing and to be honest the state we are in we should be doing everything possible to look after number 1.

Eaglecoops

CR3 28 Jun 22 9.28am

Originally posted by silvertop

Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias.

Perhaps you could volunteer to start a group willing to get together to pay for it because I’m not sure why I should. The powers that be in this country are incredibly good at spending other peoples money on matters irrelevant to our own wellbeing and to be honest the state we are in we should be doing everything possible to look after number 1.

W12 28 Jun 22 10.25am
Originally posted by silvertop But yet that is how they speak it. And communicate with it. And understand each other when doing so. QED it's a language. And whether you like it or not, the teeny expense of translation is fully justified to reach out to a wider audience - especially this article with a Nigerian element where many Nigerians will understand this more than a standard English article. Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias. And on that - the point about the BBC being a mouthpiece for globalism - please first define what you mean by that term in this context. It is a word with many interpretations, from organisations like the World Wildlife Fund to a thinly veiled white supremacy outlook started by the alt right in the US. Thus, are you saying that the BBC is globalist by reaching out to a wider international audience? Globalism is the current ideology of the ruling elite (although I hate that phrase) It is defined by many factors but including: 1. Open borders (free movement of capital, services and people) 2. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (removal of traditional social norms) 3. Technocracy (rule by experts and algorithms) 4. Transhumanism (integration of humans with machines) 5. Global governance (central planning, global digital identity, single currency, single tax system, digitisation of everything etc) This is summed up by the books and speeches of Yuval Noah Harari and is very much an ideology (clue is in the "ism" ). The only problem I have with it is, as with all utopian thinking , a complete dystopia in the making. Edited by W12 (28 Jun 2022 10.26am)

W12 28 Jun 22 10.25am

Originally posted by silvertop

Once again, how anyone can get upset by this is beyond me, save those who are just feeding their anti BBC bias.

Globalism is the current ideology of the ruling elite (although I hate that phrase)

It is defined by many factors but including:

1. Open borders (free movement of capital, services and people)
2. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (removal of traditional social norms)
3. Technocracy (rule by experts and algorithms)
4. Transhumanism (integration of humans with machines)
5. Global governance (central planning, global digital identity, single currency, single tax system, digitisation of everything etc)

This is summed up by the books and speeches of Yuval Noah Harari and is very much an ideology (clue is in the "ism" ).

The only problem I have with it is, as with all utopian thinking , a complete dystopia in the making.

Edited by W12 (28 Jun 2022 10.26am)

ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 22 11.47am
Originally posted by eagleman13 Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . . Not officially, of course. I mean, when you walk down the road the sense of white privilege and the overwhelming, overarching oppression that anyone with different skin colour obviously has to face, is palpable. I go all gooey inside as I think of "Hope not Hate", "Diversity is our Strength", etc. They are not just empty words. Everyone living in these oppressive, frankly racist Isles, lives and breathes those very mantras. Red and Blue Army!

ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Jun 22 11.47am

Originally posted by eagleman13

Probably 25m of those live in the UK . . .

Not officially, of course. I mean, when you walk down the road the sense of white privilege and the overwhelming, overarching oppression that anyone with different skin colour obviously has to face, is palpable.
I go all gooey inside as I think of "Hope not Hate", "Diversity is our Strength", etc. They are not just empty words. Everyone living in these oppressive, frankly racist Isles, lives and breathes those very mantras.

Red and Blue Army!

PalazioVecchio south pole 28 Jun 22 3.46pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC Not officially, of course. I mean, when you walk down the road the sense of white privilege and the overwhelming, overarching oppression that anyone with different skin colour obviously has to face, is palpable. I go all gooey inside as I think of "Hope not Hate", "Diversity is our Strength", etc. They are not just empty words. Everyone living in these oppressive, frankly racist Isles, lives and breathes those very mantras. Hope not Hate. One of the speakers at their event ? the bloke that decapitated Lee Rigby in Greenwich. Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

PalazioVecchio

south pole 28 Jun 22 3.46pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

Hope not Hate. One of the speakers at their event ? the bloke that decapitated Lee Rigby in Greenwich.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Badger11 Beckenham 30 Jun 22 8.16am
Rubbish article from the Mail about the BBC talent that is looking to leave. [Link] Hopefully the BBC is not bothered by the "brain drain". Victoria Derbyshire who cost them a fortune with an expensive show that had so little viewers it fell below the threshold the rating people use to determine how many viewers. The BBC is finally having a clear out none of these people are stars and hopefully there replacements will be paid a lot less money. The only presenter I can think of who merits the title Talent is Graham Norton the rest maybe professional at their job but many are vastly overpaid and will not be missed. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 30 Jun 22 8.16am

Rubbish article from the Mail about the BBC talent that is looking to leave.

[Link]

Hopefully the BBC is not bothered by the "brain drain". Victoria Derbyshire who cost them a fortune with an expensive show that had so little viewers it fell below the threshold the rating people use to determine how many viewers.

The BBC is finally having a clear out none of these people are stars and hopefully there replacements will be paid a lot less money.

The only presenter I can think of who merits the title Talent is Graham Norton the rest maybe professional at their job but many are vastly overpaid and will not be missed.

One more point

PalazioVecchio south pole 15 Jul 22 6.00pm
Here is some blatant anti-white racism from the BBC.... [Link] Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

PalazioVecchio

south pole 15 Jul 22 6.00pm

Here is some blatant anti-white racism from the BBC....

[Link]

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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