The main story is that the Murdock press is gunning for Farrage. Whether they want a policy change or just need to clip his wings isn’t clear. Maybe they’re helping the torey recovery. Sodd iall to do with the Beeb who are running scared of the right.
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That was a claim by Blup who I believe leans slightly to the left, I simply commented that he was a comedy writer for the BBC.
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I presume you are talking about Binface? As for being anti-establishment, it depends which establishment you mean. The British elite was once right-wing, which is what the BBC is against. Since Blair, the elite has been left-wing, therefore the BBC is part of the establishment. By that definition, nobody writing or appearing on it can ever be anti-establishment. If the Beeb was anti-establishment it would be promoting Farage and Rupert Lowe, whilst mocking Starmer and Burnem.
No, the main story is the Uniparty's treason; not the cynical, devious political manoeuvrings which you show such enthusiasm for and which have nothing to do with the interests of the majority.
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The only uni party is the right wing press which holds almost universal power to create the debate and inform the opinion they want. The majority are still reasonable- check out Rupe’s numbers.
We already know in Splines world anyone against shooting migrants in their rubber dinghies is a commy.
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