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Your daily reminder that @Airbnb @AirbnbHelp will put the interests of fraudsters before those of their customers, and effectively accuse their customers of lying

BBC News clearly has a death wish.

@JeremyClarkson @AdrianRamsay Hold on Jeremy, are you telling me you know more about this than a former chief executive of a charity specialising in carbon free homes with extensive experience as a councillor in Norwich?

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@GuidoFawkes Did he really say that? Ye Gods! 'We shall audit them on the beaches...'

@radishes4ever Sorry to hear women defending their rights scares you. Maybe go fuck yourself?

BERTRAND RUSSELL: “Marx pretended that he wanted the happiness of the proletariat. What he really wanted was the unhappiness of the bourgeois. And it was because of that hate element that his philosophy produced disaster.”

More Starmer gibberish: "We're not going to get dragged into the war in the Middle East. That's my values, that's my principles." What does that even mean? Sad litte man not invited to join the war, but pretends this was somehow his decision. Stop lying Starmer... we see you!

I see this clip of me has gone viral. When Muhammad Ali arrived in Zaire for the "Rumble in the Jungle" with George Foreman in 1974, a reporter asked him what he thought of Africa. "Thank God my granddaddy got on that boat!", he replied. Slavery was horrific for the enslaved. But the descendants of slaves alive today in the West have a far longer and higher quality of life than they would have if their ancestors had stayed in Africa. The truth is that, of the world's largest black populations, the richest black people in the world are black Americans. The next richest are black people in Canada and the UK. There are no victims of British Empire slavery alive today. Slavery was abolished almost 200 years ago (1834).

The mask slips. Twitter / X is a threat to the regime because it permits challenges their deranged migration policies.

Dear @BBCNews, stop this right now.

How on earth does the sacking of Scott Mills become the lead item on the BBC One O'Clock news. I know the BBC loves nothing more than to obsess about itself, but is this really a bigger news story than what is going on in Iran or energy prices?

October 1st 1939. The Guardian. "We have now been at war with Germany for four weeks without victory. We should reach a negotiated settlement to leave the Nazis in power to avoid any more German suffering"

@GBNEWS It’s just background noise now, nobody’s listening anymore

I giggled for the first time at Ranganathan and Frankie Boyle when their dire shows were binned by the BBC; as Patrick West wrote here at the time: ‘Satire should lampoon those who rule. Except BBC satire has for years shirked this duty. It no longer challenges the establishment – in academia, the civil service, the unelected House of Lords, the BBC itself. It’s instead been a staple of BBC satire to punch down, to mock and deride the conservative, middle-class, Brexit-inclined middle-Englander. Audiences have themselves become bored of the BBC’s repetitious, relentless belittling of ordinary Britons at the behest of a smug, self-satisfied elite.’ ✍️ Julie Burchill Article | spectator.com/article/why-mo…

British MP Max Wilkinson: @x is a "massive problem" because it allows critics of mass immigration to "have their voice heard in a really easy way that they couldn't in the past".

Ed Miliband has decreed that imported electricity will count as being as 'clean' as wind and solar even when it comes from burning coal and gas, in a move critics have branded "cheating" and "bonkers". dailysceptic.org/2026/03/30/mil…

All of us working class kids had 2 Amstrad computers growing up.

The Spanish Legion arrives in Málaga at dawn, disembarks at the port, and carries Christ on their shoulders chanting as the city shakes. It happens every Holy Thursday during Semana Santa. This is Spain. 🇪🇸

Sadly the Right can't organise as many protests as they are too busy working.

So on the Derby attack we see a familiar media handling pattern: 1.) Deny terrorism - play for time; don’t report much (where are BBC interviews of Derby attack victims? All played down) 2.) Wait til media interest calmed down 3.) Quietly slip out decoy facts: like the attacker was from India (question: is the alleged attempted murderer an Indian Muslim?) 4.) Hope media interest dies off 5.) Condemn any legitimate concern as ‘right wing’ agitation. We’re not fooled.