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"There is a very good section on GB news where the ludicrous idiocies of Wokeness are looked at I thought we would should have one for WHO. I'll start with Baptiste on BBC: In Hungary,an ambassador's family are kidnapped by Islamic terrorists and carry out atrocities. At the end of the last episode Baptiste finds out that it is a false flag operation and conveniently, the real culprits are white supremacists who want to stop all immigration. Coronation Street ITV a gay black footballer is stopped by the police, because he is driving an expensive car. He is pushed to the ground during an altercation, and damages his leg threatening his career. Could have been written by Dawn Butler or a BLM activist."

That's 2 down. More WINS for Sir Nigel.

"Mike Oxsaw 5:57 Thu Jul 27 Who the fuck is talking about small boats? Erm, the Prime Minister, every fucking day, every fucking interview at every fucking opportunity, that's who."

Coutts used to have a certain image as an old time bank for the wealthy. Every time you wrote a cheque people could see you had that image of being one of the wealthy elite. Now it’s a black credit card that matters not the brand of bank. No-one writes cheques any more so few get to know which bank anyone uses…

debanked obvs

He was originally debunked for not reflecting the values of Coutts. That was then kinda covered up by lies. Seems pretty wokey to me.

"Coutts is for Cunts. Absolutely right that Farage should fight to maintain an account there. As my esteemed and knowledgeable acquaintence Surface has stated before this thread often strays away from highlighting genuine stupid wokery into 'Things that the left or 'organisations' do that boil my piss"" This is definitely one of them."

"Konstantin Kisin The narrative evolution on Farage debanking has been amazing to watch: From - ""This isn't political! Just banks following banking regulations"" To - ""LOL, Farage is too poor"" To - ""OK, it was political but it's fine because Farage is evil"" To... ""Yes, they shouldn't have lied about him to the BBC..."" To - ""The bank CEO who briefed lies to the media has now resigned. This is outrageous government interference in private business!!! The CEO is the real victim!"" Looking forward to the next pivot..."

Who the fuck is talking about small boats? Nothing in the media from what I can see. And why are small boats an issue? It's the large cruise ships docking and fucking up local economies from where I'm looking. Perhaps Cunard should sail the Queen Victoria up the Ingrebourne and dock next to St. Georges Hospital.

11 minutes. Boom

"Crying with laughter, all these millionaire bankers losing their jobs over a non story is hilarious, anything to take the plebs eyes off the small boats eh?"

‘but it was only a little lie’ Is winstone still crying?

"The boss of Coutts, the prestigious private bank for the wealthy, has stepped down over the handling of Nigel Farage's bank account closure. NatWest - which owns Coutts - said Peter Flavel's resignation had been mutually agreed and would be immediate. Mr Flavel said how the bank handled Mr Farage's account had ""fallen below... its high standards."" His departure comes after Dame Alison Rose, the boss of NatWest Group which owns Coutts, resigned on Wednesday."

Don't forget the Roman's and the Vikings BRANDED! Although once settled the Romans didn't seem so bad to me...

"Bit like Scotland, Ireland and Wales too. Or what the Normans did."

The whole point of what was said about UK colonising Australia is because the woke attitude is that Aborigines deserve special laws. There is a referendum planned on whether or not to favour them because the British settlers were cruel to them. Typically the Brits get the blame for what were early Australians but hey ho... A bit like American settlers wiping out Red Indians so their woke attitude was giving them special laws to allow them to operate outside of the American laws on their Indian settlements. The BBC reluctantly admits it probably won't get passed...

The unfortunate fact of history is you can't turn back time. You can work out if you can have a better life and do something about it now though.

"Debs, i would have thought the Aborigines would have been happy to have been ""Colonized""?? They would still be sitting in the outback, playing their Didgeridoos, and fiddling with the Dingoes!! We done them a right favor!! And by the way they dont ""Age"" well do they???"

Not sure the aborigines would agree. about any form.of colonisation to be fair Fifth.

Not sure the aborigines would agree. about any form.of colonisation to be fair Fifth.

I did Fifth. But then my wife wanted to read it so I opened the lap top and went straight to BBC clever clogs...

Willtell I can understand it was difficult to find. May have been easier just using the entire link that I posted that you're replying to. SWTOC

"Fifth Column I had quite a search to find the article. It's hidden in World News? No - you have to click on Australia News before you get the article. Best sentence is this one so dare not put it out front where a lot of angry Africans might see it - ""I do hold the view that the luckiest thing that happened to this country was being colonised by the British,"" he said. ""Not that they were perfect by any means, but they were infinitely more successful and beneficent colonisers than other European countries."""

Fifth A touch of the what did the Romans (British) ever do for us?

"I don't like ex Aussie PM John Howard as he's much too right wing for me but this was funny... opposite of Woke https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-66309637 Colonisation by British 'luckiest thing' to happen to Australia - John Howard ""I do hold the view that the luckiest thing that happened to this country was being colonised by the British,"" he said. ""Not that they were perfect by any means, but they were infinitely more successful and beneficent colonisers than other European countries."""

"NatWest is facing an investigation into whether it broke the law as the fallout from the Nigel Farage banking scandal wiped £850 million off the company’s value. Dame Alison Rose finally quit as chief executive at 1.30am on Wednesday after an extraordinary midnight U-turn by the bank’s board, which just hours earlier had given her a vote of confidence. But her resignation failed to quell the growing storm engulfing the bank after the official watchdog said it was considering launching an inquiry into whether data protection laws had been broken. On Wednesday, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said Mr Farage’s trust had been “betrayed” by the high street bank. Sir Howard Davies, NatWest’s chairman, as well as the bank’s entire board, is now under pressure to resign after standing by their chief executive, even after she admitted “a serious error of judgment” in leaking Mr Farage’s banking arrangements to the BBC."