it’s been a decade of the same thing. everything is a storm in a teacup if you can keep supplying teacups.
How very perceptive.
And some people say that you are a troll. So unfair.
it’s been a decade of the same thing. everything is a storm in a teacup if you can keep supplying teacups.
Let's play a game of Casual Reader. Imagine you're browsing the BBC website when you stumble across this main headline.
And then you read the first few paragraphs.
Why do they write this with such ambiguity? Why does it not directly say who the "far right groups" are and how they're unrelated to the Pro-Palestinian march (which is more of an anti war march than anything else). Why does it create an air of uncertainty over what they're actually trying to report?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67383065
It's a good example of what not to do isn't it? The dumb feckers think they are encouraging support when they are actually turning it off.Good thing the EDL crew don’t give a shit about optics.
Oh, well this looks like news to me, so i'm guessing this would be on the BBC webs...
On the positive side from the reports it’s seem like there’s less than 3,000 far right supporters. It’s really only a tiny fraction of British society.
On the positive side from the reports it’s seem like there’s less than 3,000 far right supporters. It’s really only a tiny fraction of British society.
Daily Mail trying their best to cover up who is doing the fightingWeird how that same logic is never applied to other groups by the politicians and media, isn't it?
They're not in London this weekend.
The really strange thing is in the UN votes the UK has been surprisingly pretty decent. Voted yesterday to declare Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestine as illegal. Means nothing overall sadly.
Then why ask for an explanation as an 8 year old?
If you cannot differentiate between protest and remembrance, then I can see why you hold that view.
Fortunately for her not many news outlets are reporting the fights with police in a direct way.So the march came and went, 300,000 people with close to no trouble from the solidarity marchers. Meanwhile a bunch of far-right smooth brained idiots, galvanised by Cruella decide to storm the cenotaph and fight the police. Really went to plan there eh Cruella?
Cheers for this.HIstorically we have been, because of the relative independence of the Foreign Office. To be honest as the UK's power has waned, we have never really stepped out of line at the UN. Our last veto may have been as far back as Southern Rhodesia in the 1970s. I suspect that we hide behind the US veto a lot, and we are allowed to 'vote our conscience' as we know the measures will never pass.
Because calling them "the EDL" would show that Braverman's dog whistling about how "Islamists" were going to cause the problems today turned out to be the complete and utter shite.Why are the news outlets calling the far group counter protesters, they weren't there to protest but to get coked up/drunk and cause trouble
They’re also grouping them together with headlines like “92 arrested at protests today”, It really shouldn’t be that difficult to use more precise language, seen as the original protest passed without incident.Why are the news outlets calling the far group counter protesters, they weren't there to protest but to get coked up/drunk and cause trouble
It'll be like the infamous Sex Pistols gig at Free Trade Hall. Hardly anyone was actually there, but all those who were will end up on the Starmer Party's 'Future Candidates Programme'.On the positive side from the reports it’s seem like there’s less than 3,000 far right supporters. It’s really only a tiny fraction of British society.
They’re also grouping them together with headlines like “92 arrested at protests today”, It really shouldn’t be that difficult to use more precise language, seen as the original protest passed without incident.
Not yet, but it’s what she wantsHas Beaverman been sacked for inciting hate from government yet?
UK headlines so misleading - casual readers would think the protestors from the ceasefire March were the ones that attacked the police