The vast majority of MSM are shocking in their open bias towards the Conservative Party but Kuenssberg is absolutely blatant. When she is breathlessly reporting about complaints of Anti-Semitism in The Labour Party does she feel the need to point out that many members of the British Board of Deputies doing the complaining are active members of the Conservative Party, even Tory peers in the HOL? Of course she doesn’t, but feels it necessary to out this guy in the hospital today as a Labour activist as if that is somehow shameful. No attempt to hide her political allegiance. Hopefully she may have overstepped the mark today, The BBC complaints site crashed a few hours ago and is still down.
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Well put words and all i’ll add is, everyone should watch the clip(if only for the “what media” bit).
That’s our PM.
What a fucking embarrassment 
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Not just her. Look at Hodges daughter, that’ll make you laugh/cry. Whole place is full of obvious bias.
The BBC is more biased than Pravda ever was, but the main difference is everyone knew and dismissed Pravda, but the English don’t seem to have that basic capacity.
As a wise man once said.
Once we lived in an Empire ruled by Emperors.
Then we lived in a Kingdom ruled by Kings.
Now we live in a country ruled by C–ts.
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Clots?
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No counts, it’s counts isn’t it? That fits better
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I’ve spent a bit of time in Whipps Cross thankfully visiting rather than being a patient. Many people in the area elect to go to a hospital in Hackney rather than go to Whipps.
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Some comments on recent Boris action.
He did the right thing in Luxembourg, obvious stage-managed stitch-up which could have easily taken place inside somewhere.
His big giveaways are a load old shite. On the coppers, he’s just returning us to 2010 levels. It’s a welcome move, but we’re still ten years behind the curve. Most of the money he’s talking about spending on schools and hospitals is not new money, but he is pretending that it is.
Given the knots that Parliament managed to tie us into in a mere six days, it’s probably wise to have pro-rogued Parliament. Parliament absolutely would not have spent that time holding the government to account. It would have simply created more law, sort of acting as a government in its own right.
Withdrawing the whip has caused him short-term problems, but will help him win an election. Remain leaning MPs are a liability for him, as they are to anyone seeking to win a general election.
I think the reaction to Boris Johnson has been far more ridiculous than the man himself. As someone that will still be voting Labour despite my misgivings about their front bench, it genuinely pains me to see the hysteria on social media and the streets about “stop the coup”. It’s such a fucking low bar for our political opponents to clear.
If Parliament had spent three years enacting great new policy, maybe they would have a point. Parliament has done fuck all this session, except to attempt to revoke or stifle the biggest bit of legislation in its last session.
The 1983 Labour Manfesto is no longer the longest suicide note in history. Just see Hansard, June 9th 2017 to present.
Apparently they couldn’t fit all the media into the Luxembourg place. So that’s why it was outside. He’s been heckled lots. Should have just given a bumbling speech as ever. I watched the one with the police again yesterday. Just bloody awful.
Anyway
https://twitter.com/carlmaxim/status/1174757406603128832?s=19
Plus parliament hasn’t done anything much apart from argue about sodding leaving the European Union. So many things that could and should have been dealt with in the last 3 years taken up with this.
God I am bored of it all but strangely angry too.
They’ve got nowhere indoors in Luxembourg that can hold a press conference?
I know it’s small, but it’s not Gibraltar, is it?
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It was on the news. So obvs true.
Anyway he should have got on with it.
Timing apparently. He asked at the last minute and i don’t suppose they felt inclined to help the fool, not look quite as foolish as he so obviously is.
Personally i can’t wait for his next appearance. Maybe he’ll meet some piccaninnies😁
It doesn’t not make it a stitch-up.
Maybe Johnson incorrectly assumed that the British Prime Minister wouldn’t be led into a giant stitch up.
Fair play to him for swerving it once realisation dawned.
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Oh dear. Has he spaffed something up something he shouldn’t have?
Her bio both states ex model / actor. Mentions being a DJ in the past. But weirdly I cannot find any photos of her as a model or her in anything. Maybe not looking in the right sites?
Anyway not on Channel 4 news… all about Labour conference and alleged infighting
Edit just mentioned when interviewing Mayor Khan.
Isn’t this shit factored in?
Boris is rumoured to be a big philanderer. We know he’s shit with public money.
Is it the combination of the two that is a problem?
All seems perfectly normal. Best ignore it.
Normal at large? No.
Normal for him? Yes, and the public has had decades to get used to the cunt.
Any party that votes to put a liar in charge, shouldn’t be surprised when he turns out to be a liar.
What they should do is have a good look at their own judgement - ditto anyone who has ever been conned by him. This is not news today, Johnson has been lying his whole life. It’s just nice that someone has bothered to take him to the supreme court to clarify what he is.
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