What's Unfair About Wimbledon?

Oops that fact didn't go down well with the usual pc crowd

What has happened to this country?

This piece of news https://inews.co.uk/essentials/news/uk/union-flag-removed-floral-tributes-murdered-mp-jo-cox/ has really wound me up. 

'A man was stopped by police after leaving a Union flag in front of the floral tributes for murdered MP Jo Cox in the village where she was killed.

The Union flag has, for some, become increasingly toxic after being adopted by the far-right. It is a symbol of a number of nationalist organisations, including the British National Party.'

The union flag is the flag of this Country, it is the flag of the Country that Jo Cox was an MP for.

It is odd how any number of Islamist terrorists can kill and maim but the left will refuse to tar all Muslims with the same brush. However one alleged right wing extremist kills and the Union flag is toxic. Let's wind up the Union and subsume ourselves into the EUSSR.

Oh Britain

This Sky News report shows where this country is:

'A dramatic terror training exercise has been taking place in Manchester with a simulated attack carried out at the city's Trafford shopping centre.

The exercise began at midnight when a man playing the part of a suicide bomber entered the crowded centre before pretending to detonate a bomb.'

Words fail me

Political correctness is not fair

Political correctness is not fairness, it's intolerance. George Carlin should make you think...

Bingo Night at the Student Union

Lee Mack nails this one

How the UK is being changed per Alex on Biased BBC

A comment on Biased BBC caught my eye... http://biasedbbc.org/blog/2015/12/29/many-children/

'Alex December 30, 2015 at 12:08 am

The real problem beneath all of this whole big swindle is of course the Cultural Marxists, who are after one thing and one thing only: a new anti-western communist state. 

And, they'll do anything to achieve this and see the west's capitalist/corporate /market-driven demise. 

So, they lie, they brainwash through propaganda in our schools and universities and the media and they undermine western countries' heritage and traditional values and institutions. 

Free speech is banned and anyone who speaks out is branded racist. 

Make no mistake; our country and our ways of life are being intentionally attacked by both communists and Islamist excrement. 

Anyone who has been at university in the last twenty years will confirm how bad this cultural Marxist brainwashing is; capitalism is bad and must be replaced with diversity and inclusion; it's classic textbook socialism/communism and is being played out before our very eyes. 

Traditional values such as Christianity must be weakened and replaced by islam etc and unfettered immigration. 

I've seen this far-left ideological agenda, and have had to write papers on it and the the most frightening thing is that our young impressionable, angry and confused youth are buying it; they're being taught what to think instead of how to think – they're being conditioned into thinking that equality of opportunity is bad, but equality of outcome is good and so on and should be aggressively pursued through politics etc. 

The far left are using the youth as a mobilising force for their vile ideological revolution. 

The BBC is also under the control of far-left extremist Marxists, hence the constant propaganda. 

I say it again; if one wants to measure how far the Marxists have infiltrated our country's institutions, then attend a few university lectures. It's very, very worrying.'

Free speech vs 'safe space' - a revealing piece of audio

A fascinating piece of audio.When and how did universities become places where people couldn't bear to hear contrary views to their own? Maybe this video I posted is not too far from the truth.

Modern Educayshun

A brilliant short film that satirises the modern education obsession with 'equality' and avoiding offence.

Walmart Refused to Make a Confederate Flag Cake, But an ISIS Flag Cake is no problem Top Right News

'One customer wanted Walmart to make him a Confederate flag-themed cake.

He was flat out rejected.

So the customer, Chuck Netzhammer, decided that he would make a much more controversial request.

He asked Walmart to make him a cake with the ISIS terrorist flag on it.

Yeah, the same ISIS that is beheading Christians, burning captured soldiers alive, selling little girls into slavery, and waging a terrorist war against the United States and the West.

Netzhammer documented their response on video... '

For more and the video go to http://toprightnews.com/walmart-refused-to-bake-a-confederate-flag-cake-but-what-they-would-make-is-beyond-belief/

Broad sorry for minimum wage tweet per BBC Sport

The BBC report that England cricketer Stuart Broad is sorry for tweeting that:

"I've heard if you earn minimum wage in England you're in the top 10% earners in the world. #stay #humble."

Oddly the BBC don't say whether what Stuart Broad tweeted was true or not. 

That's the trouble with the BBC, they really aren't interested in facts, preferring the censorship of views that they and the other politically correct zealots deem to be 'offensive'.

Paris attack highlights Europe's struggle with Islamism per BBC News but the biggest worry is, Islamophobia

This BBC report ends as any good BBC politically correct article would.

'But the potential backlash, including support for far right parties and groups, may well hurt ordinary Muslims more than anyone else, leaving the authorities and religious leaders in western Europe wondering how to confront violence in the name of religion without victimizing minorities or being accused of 'Islamophobia'.'

Yes for the BBC ordinary Muslims are hurt more by a' potential' backlash than cartoonists and Jews are by being murdered. 

The BBC really are sick.

Is this how BBC, Guardian and others really think?

Doctor Who - Dark Waters, the Nethersphere and Missy revealed

In short - well we all saw that coming... Or at least I did, indeed I tweeted my prediction that Missy would be revealed to be the Master and that this was a test run to see if the public would accept a female Doctor Who as the next or one after that regeneration. At the BBC political correctness demands that there be a female Doctor Who as a matter of urgency!

Now before I tackle the episode Dark Water, I feel I must make my feelings public about this series. I was a huge fan of Matt Smith and did worry whether Peter Capaldi came with too much historical baggage (of previous roles) to convince as The Doctor. I worried needlessly, almost from his first appearance he was The Doctor and now, just as when Tom Baker replaced Jon Pertwee, I accept that they were/are/will be The Doctor.

As for this series, some notes about each episode. This is not a series of reviews or even when I saw the twist firsts, but some short views:

1. Deep Breath - The tricky first episode with a new Doctor. This one was OK, a bit too much silliness and reptilian lesbianism (not a phrase that I think I've ever typed before) but it set Peter Capaldi up as a believable and differently nuanced Doctor, more fitting for his real age.

2. Into The Dalek - Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. A fair idea but with very poor execution. The antibodies from Who Killed Hitler made an unwelcome return and the plot had more holes than all the golf courses in Scotland. I watched it, I don't begrudge the time I spent doing so but could do so much better.

3. Robot Of Sherwood - Another somewhat irritating episode. Lots of nice Robin Hood references and de-mythologising but too much clowning around and just not that enjoyable.

4. Listen - This was an odd one. I enjoyed parts, I had a little squeal when the childhood Doctor was revealed and yes I did spot that he was in 'that barn' before it was made clear BUT what were the things under the bed, on the bed etc. Did I really care?

5. Time Heist - Much better. A tricky time travelling plot and some great supporting acting along with a great new alien to conjure with. some plot holes but none large enough to let the magic escape through. Not happy to see the antibodies from Who Killed Hitler ,make a second appearance in this series though.

6. The Caretaker - I quite like the episodes when The Doctor goes undercover in England, the best of these in recent years being the two-parter Human Nature and The Family OF Blood, although the presence of Jessica Hynes may have affected my judgement a little, I admit. This one was nowhere near as good as that two-parter and indeed maybe not as good as the James Corden stories. The Skovox Blitzer made for an exceptionally poor opponent, for a robot with enough firepower to destroy a plant it seemed a rather poor and weak shot.

7. Kill The Moon - Promised a lot, delivered a lot less.

8. Mummy On The Orient Express - I'm not usually a big fan of the Doctor Who Period Dramas, I detested The Unicorn and The Wasp for example. But this one was a right good romp. The Doctor was selfish and calculating, infuriating and brilliant. The plot worked and I enjoyed this episode a lot.

9. Flatline - Oh yes, a real return to form. Just what a planet Earth Doctor Who story should be like. Things going on just out of your eyeline, an enemy you can't communicate with and humans in danger. I liked this episode a lot and may even watch it again soon...

10. In The Forest Of The Night - Too many irritating children for my liking and too many plot holes, such as why were there so few people roaming around the London forest? How do trees stop fire by producing more oxygen? I watched it and tried to forget it.

11. And that brings us to Dark Water.

Two parters generally work better, there's more time to establish the characters, to play with the concept, to set the scene and ramp up the tension, as well as have some nice comic sidenotes. This episode did all of that. The concept of a real afterlife was nicely done, the reveal of who was (partly) behind it managed to not be obvious to me before the reveal, how embarrassed I was not to have seen that coming - a hidden exo-skeleton, the Cybermen eye symbol everywhere, "Who would harvest dead bodies" followed by the lift doors closing and revealing two Cyberman eye symbols... come on how did I miss that?

The 3W derivation was nicely handled too, will demand for cremations fall now? "Don't cremate me, don't cremate me, don't cremate me...." I'm opting to be buried lying on soft cotton sheets, on a comfortable bed, in a marshmallow room heated to a comfortable 66 degrees Fahrenheit!

Then there were the little comic asides - "tongues", "Doctor Chang!!!", "You have iPads in the afterlife? iPads, we have Steve Jobs", "nothing at the end of the cord", "Sounds like somebody left their body to science", "Can you just hurry up please or I'll hit you with my shoe", "I presume you've got stairs? I'm not a dalek", "... Another ranting Scotsman in the street, I had no idea there was a match on", "This is going to be our last conversation, and I'm the one who's going to have to live with that" - Missy/Missi channelling Miranda Richardson's Queenie there were nicely delivered. 

I enjoyed the performance of Chris Addison as Seb, a nicely judged piece of acting with just the right blend of humour and menace.

The main irritation was the predictable reveal of who Danny Pink killed when a soldier; it was always going to be an innocent non-combatant, for who else do soldiers kill according to the BBC? And also a hiding antibody like creation, again, this time it's a Gallifreyan Data Slice?!?

The reveal of Missy was so well signposted that The Doctor should be ashamed of himself, the hand on the heart was so blatant that I fear this Doctor may be a little lacking in spotting the obvious. As I said at the start of this post, I had long ago predicted that Missy would be revealed to be a regeneration of the Master and that this was a test run to see if the public would accept a female Doctor Who after a future regeneration.I'm not sure that I will and that doesn't make me a sexist; Doctor Who is a strong male character and I remain to be convinced that Missy is a patch on any of the former iterations of The Master. I suppose I'll know more after this Saturday's Death In Heaven.

No One Listened to Rotherham’s Sex Gang Whistleblower | VICE

'In February 2006, a serious assault on Lauren, a 16-year-old girl, sickened Cole. He filed a witness statement to the police, which claimed that an Asian man had tried to force Lauren to give oral sex to one of the gang and she had refused. He recalled, "She spat in his face and he ordered the gang to assault her in retaliation".

Lauren was beaten senseless. According to the report, she was cornered between a marble screen and revolving door by four Asian men and a white lad. She had no escape. As one punched her in the face, another was kicking her in the body. When the first two had finished, the white male "went in and punched her in the face and threw her to the floor". Another male dragged Lauren off the floor and sent her crashing down again – rendering her unconscious. He then stamped on her face. A further male then entered the fray, and continued to kick and punch the motionless young girl.

Cole said, "I thought they were going to kill her. We had it all on CCTV and it was very, very clear. I begged her to speak to the police" who arrived at the scene 45 minutes later. Lauren's attackers were all known to police and security staff, yet no prosecution followed. Cole explained, "I don't know if it was because she was intimidated, or scared or just blasé. I tried to explain to her that males don't have the authority to do this kind of shit." But it seems that in Rotherham, they did. The victim didn't speak to the police. Cole says that months after the incident occurred, police returned the recording to the CCTV operator who accidentally dropped it – and then stood on it destroying important evidence of the gang's activities.'

What was happening in Rotherham was evil, but that's what happens when political correctness and especially the fear of being called a racist becomes more important than doing the right thing. 

You can read more here at Vice.com but probably not on the BBC where political correctness is still king and the truth a very very poor second, or maybe third.

'I was scared of being called a racist.'

Time after time in the coverage of the Rotherham sex abuse cases I've heard people say that they or others had been put off investigating these claims because of fear of being called a racist.

That's what the politically correct forces in this country have done. They've made people scared to defend innocent young girls from paedophile gangs because to be branded a racist is considered the worst thing that could happen. 

So too few people were brave enough to point out that most of the victims were white or of mixed race, while all too often the perpetrators came from Britain's Pakistani heritage community.

In the ridiculously politically correct culture of modern Britain, the police, councillors and social services were terrified of being accused of racism if they highlighted crimes by racial minorities.

Instead, they preferred to blame the girls for being out of control, even eagerly consenting to sex with men old enough, in some cases, to be their fathers. 

The fact that the grooming gangs sometimes referred to their victims as 'white trash' did not seem enough for the politically correct or those cowed by political correctness to raise the alarm.

Political correctness should be on trial here, it's done too much damage to this Country.

Woman died after Muslim nurse refused to help as he was praying from the Telegraph

'An elderly woman was left on the floor at a care home for up to ten minutes because a nurse was praying, an inquest heard.

Alzheimer's sufferer Dorothy Griffiths, 87, was found sitting down after staff heard a bang and a carer went to the office for help to lift her.

But agency nurse Abdul Bhutto, who was in charge, said they would have to wait.

Carer Zoe Shaw told the Sheffield hearing: "It took between five and ten minutes because he was praying upstairs in the office on his prayer mat. A staff member told me we had to wait for him to finish."'

More here http://www.telegraph.co.uk:80/health/9162051/Woman-died-after-Muslim-nurse-refused-to-help-as-he-was-praying.html


Is this a case of a nurse who'd rather pray than help the sick or a carer who was too in thrall to political correctness to interrupt a Muslim at prayer? Either way, it stinks.

Police and social workers must recognise issue of sexual grooming by Pakistani men - MPs - Telegraph

'Social workers and police must acknowledge that there is a pattern of men from Pakistani backgrounds grooming young white girls for sex, MPs warn today.

Some officials have been reluctant to draw attention to the problem for fear of being labelled racist and inflaming community tensions, the Home Affairs Select Committee found.

The MPs expressed shock that the sexual abuse of vulnerable children by organised gangs is continuing in every part of the country, and condemned the "inexcusable" postcode lottery that means offenders are more likely to escape justice in certain regions.
...
Ann Cryer, the former Labour MP for Keighley in West Yorkshire, helped to expose Pakistani men grooming underage white girls for sex in her constituency as far back as 2002.

Her successor as MP for the constituency, Kris Hopkins, told the committee that the local Pakistani community's sense of "victimhood" was used as an excuse for not facing up to the problem.
...
The MPs concluded: "Evidence presented to us suggests that there is a model of localised grooming of Pakistani-heritage men targeting young white girls.

"This must be acknowledged by official agencies, who we were concerned to hear in some areas of particular community tension, had reportedly been slow to draw attention to the issue for fear of affecting community cohesion."'

More here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10109139/Police-and-social-workers-must-recognise-issue-of-sexual-grooming-by-Pakistani-men-MPs.html


Political correctness has resulted in child abuse, rapes and maybe murders bring ignored or at least attention bring minimised. I doubt that this will cease as multiculturalism & political correctness are so deeply embedded in so much of Britain's public sector ethos.

Censoring history lessons to stop Muslim children being offended

To the schools who hold back on the teaching about the holocaust in case learning of the deaths of millions of Jews offends Muslim pupils or their parents, we can now add this news:

'Out of consideration for immigrants of Turkish background teachers in a Vienna elementary school have been advised to no longer cover the topic in their teaching. Whoever does not comply is threatened with being transferred, reports the newspaper Krone. After all the Turks could feel insulted when they are reminded of their defeats. The Turkish wars are of major significance for Austrian history, however. Vienna alone twice faced major Turkish sieges - and beat back the attackers both times. Parents are angry about the initiative of the Vienna headmasters; even the Krone speaks of a "falsification of history".'

You didn't know about the Turkish Islamic invasions of Austria? Not been taught about in British or American schools? Google it and do look at 1529 and 1683. So you know about the Crusades and how evil they were but not that the Crusades were a response to Islam's takeover of the Holy Land and have never learnt about the Islamic invasions of Europe; why do you think that might be?

The BBC change the image

Since I posted this piece I see that the BBC have changed the image on their piece from this

to this

Now why have they done that?

Do the BBC think we're stupid or are idiotic attempts at political correctness just second nature to them?

The latest BBC report on forced marriage includes this picture at the top of the report

Interesting image, here's some statistics from The Number 10 website from June 2012:

Forced Marriage Unit Statistics January to May 2012

• 594 cases where the FMU has given advice or support related to a possible forced marriage.
• 14% of calls involved victims bellow (sic) 15 years old, 31% involved victims aged 16-17, 35% involved victims aged 18-21, 12% involved victims aged 22-25, 5% involved victims aged 26-30, 2% involved victims aged 31-40, 1% involved victims aged 41-50, 0% involved victims aged 51-60 and 0% victims over 61 years.
• 87% involved female victims and 13% involved male victims.
• Countries of Origin: Pakistan (46%), Bangladesh (9.2%), UK (8.7%), India (7.2%), Afghanistan (2.7%), Turkey (1.5), Sri Lanka (1.4%), Iraq (1.2%), Egypt (1.0%), Nigeria (1.0%). Other countries where we had cases included Morocco, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia, The Gambia, Kenya, Malawi, Algeria, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mauritius, UAE, Zimbabwe. Where the origin was unknown (9.4%).

So with 63.8% from the Indian sub-continent, 7.4% from identified other Muslim majority countries & the other identified countries being from other African and Arab countries (apart from 8.7% from UK - no breakdown by ethnicity), the BBC choose a picture of a white young woman to illustrate the story.

Why? Need I really ask?


Plan UK are more honest, here's an image of the top of their home page

What is the BBC's problem? Are they so blinded by political correctness?

Man in Urgent Need of Self-Sensitivity Training - National Review Online

Seriously? Oh ffs

 Today’s edition of the Toronto Star effortlessly produces the headline of the day:

Black police officer faces charges for not investigating racial taunts against himself

Thanks toThe national Review for the spot.