Latest UK lunacy
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Found myself on the Guardian website this evening, and came across this article, published today (3rd Jan '23):
www.theguardian.com
Quite an unusual feature for a Guardian article too -- a headline describing a woman guilty of a major crime, where the men (including 'white men') are totally innocent and found not to be the evil rapists they were accused of being:
Did anyone else hear about this as it was going on a couple years ago? This was the first I'd heard of it.
The Guardian articles do not have a comments feature, so there's no sense of any immediate reaction this is stirring among people. I imagine it would invite anti-Guardian ways of thinking, about the dangers of women in society and their propensity to commit major crimes, showing that they're not the innocent lambs society makes them out to be these days.
It will be interesting to see what sort of sentence she receives for this. According to a UK solicitors, anyone who is found guilty of "perverting the course of justice" can be eligible for life imprisonment, although the average sentence is usually much lower, depending on circumstances, but it is seen as a major offence akin to murder:
www.lawtonslaw.co.uk
I couldn't help but think if it was a man in her position, who had lied and deceived others like this on a such a massive scale, inflicting so much chaos and disruption upon the town and its inhabitants, that he would practically be thrown onto a public bonfire. But I get the impression she will not be heavily punished here, I'm not sure.
It also sounds like she is battling with a deep-seated pathology or psychosis, to have deceived so many on this sort of scale and self-inflict those terrible wounds, so she may be charged as criminally-insane, but I'm unfamiliar with law, so don't take my word for it. We'll see how this situation transpires in a few months' time, but anyway, thought this one was fitting of the thread title "Latest UK lunacy".
Woman who lied about grooming gang guilty of perverting course of justice
Eleanor Williams, 22, claimed she had been trafficked by Asian gang and made false rape allegations
www.theguardian.com
Quite an unusual feature for a Guardian article too -- a headline describing a woman guilty of a major crime, where the men (including 'white men') are totally innocent and found not to be the evil rapists they were accused of being:
Did anyone else hear about this as it was going on a couple years ago? This was the first I'd heard of it.
The Guardian articles do not have a comments feature, so there's no sense of any immediate reaction this is stirring among people. I imagine it would invite anti-Guardian ways of thinking, about the dangers of women in society and their propensity to commit major crimes, showing that they're not the innocent lambs society makes them out to be these days.
It will be interesting to see what sort of sentence she receives for this. According to a UK solicitors, anyone who is found guilty of "perverting the course of justice" can be eligible for life imprisonment, although the average sentence is usually much lower, depending on circumstances, but it is seen as a major offence akin to murder:
Perverting the course of justice: Sentencing guidelines
The legal experts at Lawtons Solicitors explain the meaning of perverting the course of justice and outline the sentencing guidelines.
www.lawtonslaw.co.uk
I couldn't help but think if it was a man in her position, who had lied and deceived others like this on a such a massive scale, inflicting so much chaos and disruption upon the town and its inhabitants, that he would practically be thrown onto a public bonfire. But I get the impression she will not be heavily punished here, I'm not sure.
It also sounds like she is battling with a deep-seated pathology or psychosis, to have deceived so many on this sort of scale and self-inflict those terrible wounds, so she may be charged as criminally-insane, but I'm unfamiliar with law, so don't take my word for it. We'll see how this situation transpires in a few months' time, but anyway, thought this one was fitting of the thread title "Latest UK lunacy".
Mark Collett (of Patriotic Alternative) follows up on the Ellie story:
odysee.com
The potentially dangerous outcome of this case is, as he rightly puts it, that the media will use it to try and keep people distracted from the very real grooming gangs that operate throughout the country, making it seem like it's all a far-right conspiracy. Her case was a genuine rarity, but it's not to say that all the other claims are bogus, and it is simply a fear of appearing racist or against the woke narrative that shuts up the mainstream journalists from saying anything critical about it; essentially that all the grooming gangs just happen to entirely consist of brown men of fighting age; or the government for that matter, they're just as complicit considering their lack of action. Ironically it was when Sajid Javid (a Pakistani man) was Home Sectrary, he was due to announce the findings of an investigation into the (asian) grooming gangs and child sexual abuse occuring throughout the country in 2019... but he had the right to remain silent, i suppose, or didn't want to defame his blood brothers, so nothing was done about it and it continues uninterrupted, sadly.
The TRUTH About the LIES of Eleanor Williams
In May 2020 Eleanor Williams, a young woman from Barrow in Northern England, released a series of pictures on social media claiming she was the victim of a grooming gang. Eleanor Williams has now been...
odysee.com
The potentially dangerous outcome of this case is, as he rightly puts it, that the media will use it to try and keep people distracted from the very real grooming gangs that operate throughout the country, making it seem like it's all a far-right conspiracy. Her case was a genuine rarity, but it's not to say that all the other claims are bogus, and it is simply a fear of appearing racist or against the woke narrative that shuts up the mainstream journalists from saying anything critical about it; essentially that all the grooming gangs just happen to entirely consist of brown men of fighting age; or the government for that matter, they're just as complicit considering their lack of action. Ironically it was when Sajid Javid (a Pakistani man) was Home Sectrary, he was due to announce the findings of an investigation into the (asian) grooming gangs and child sexual abuse occuring throughout the country in 2019... but he had the right to remain silent, i suppose, or didn't want to defame his blood brothers, so nothing was done about it and it continues uninterrupted, sadly.
Another sad case of cultural enrichment. Predictably, no comments are allowed:
www.dailymail.co.uk
Afghan asylum seeker, 21, 'stabbed aspiring Royal Marine to death'
Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai twice plunged a knife into Thomas Roberts (pictured) when the 21-year-old tried to stop the fight between him and his friend outside a Subway sandwich shop in Bournemouth.
Another contribution from the BBC:
www.dailymail.co.uk
BBC allows Shamima Begum to tell her story in 10-part podcast
The podcast follows an investigative journalist who has been talking to Begum for a year and it gives 'her full account of what really happened after she disappeared'.
Another case of cancel culture in London, as the man who defended England gets his name removed from a school:
www.dailymail.co.uk
Sir Francis Drake school accused of 'cultural vandalism'
Tory MP Alexander Stafford branded the decision to change the name of Sir Francis Drake Primary School 'cultural vandalism', while Professor Robert Tombs also slammed the move.
A fairly successful popstar that most Brits will have heard of, M.I.A., has been banned from performing at a music festival in London for saying "Jesus is real" -- despite the fact that she is a woman of colour... not even her diversity credentials can save her here.
As AA rightly says, If they want to ban you, they will ban you. They will find a reason. There is no strategy you can use to avoid it.
As AA rightly says, If they want to ban you, they will ban you. They will find a reason. There is no strategy you can use to avoid it.
Nonwhite Female Singer Banned from Everything for Saying 'Jesus is Real'
https://youtu.be/ewRjZoRtu0Y The singer M.I.A., who is a Tamil who lives in the UK and who you may remember from some songs like twenty years ago, is being banned from everything after saying “Jesus is real.” Having been a traditional leftist, she has also commented on the power of Pfizer and...
www.unz.com
Another contribution from the BBC:
BBC allows Shamima Begum to tell her story in 10-part podcast
The podcast follows an investigative journalist who has been talking to Begum for a year and it gives 'her full account of what really happened after she disappeared'.
So it has begum...
As above:
www.hoxtonminipress.com
Portrait of Britain Vol 5
FREE UK SHIPPING 'Portrait of Britain Vol 5'. A book in collaboration with 1854 Media & 'British Journal of Photography'. 200 photographs that capture the face of a changing nation.
www.hoxtonminipress.com
Do we still have that dancing troll emoji?
I'll be sticking to the documentary shorts on retro channel Talking Pictures TV, albeit that it shows me what I've lost, and will never get back. As for that website advertising the book, I get the impression that their entire stock is made up of similar publications.
To remember the way it was:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_at_Life_(film_series)
To remember the way it was:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_at_Life_(film_series)
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Given my posts, in particular my sense of humour, what else did you expect?
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I have to keep reminding myself that my taxes go towards funding the round the clock brainwashing operation known as the BBC. It's like living in the twilight zone. The head of state is formally the head of a Protestant church and yet the stateowned broadcaster works day and night to present sin as virtue. Here's two more articles they published in recent days. There's no news in any of them, they're simply designed to condition people to praise and justify sin. Quite literally the spirit of the anti-Christ.
Jasvir Singh: 'I'm a devout Sikh - and married to a man'
Ian Roberts: The double life and singular purpose of a rugby league legend
www.bbc.co.uk
Jasvir Singh: 'I'm a devout Sikh - and married to a man'
Jasvir Singh: 'I'm a devout Sikh - and married to a man'
Jasvir Singh is a prominent Sikh voice in the UK. He is also gay, and sees no conflict between his sexuality and religion.
www.bbc.co.uk
The common thread is in all of these articles is that what is considered Godly and good is wholly subjective. No desire man has should be restrained or judged. Nothing can lead you in the wrong direction. Man can arbitrarily just declare that what he wants to do is good even if all revelation, experience, history and tradition points to the contrary.
For the benefit of those outside the UK, Radio 4 is operated by the BBC and the Thought For The Day is a daily scripted slot offering "reflections from a faith perspective". So their main contributor for the perspective of Sikhism is a gay man that makes up his own interpretation of the teachings of Sikhism. The CBE stands for Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. So this man has been rewarded/recognised/held up as an example to us all by the Sovereign.
Here we see the usual modus operandi. Turn everything on its head. Those that hold to what their traditions teach them are a very small element that makes itself loudly and aggressively heard. Those that want to overturn everything are, by implication, the humble and silent majority.
This is also the usual modus operandi. Present God as a nebulous accepting spirit that we can mould to our desires. Present God as a being who doesn't discriminate or teach anything specifically. The only sin is judgement. Not even God has the power to judge.
One man's self-serving interpretation is presented as a reasonable counterweight to the entire historical reality of Sikhism.
Rejecting the core tenets of the religion is a move towards acceptance and understanding. By implication holding the tenets of the religion is promoting a lack of acceptance and understanding. Reinterpreting things to justify what you want to do makes everyone happy.
Ian Roberts: The double life and singular purpose of a rugby league legend
'I felt a fraud' - the double life of a rugby league legend
Ian Roberts was the best-paid player in the brutal world of Australian rugby league - but it took years for him to make the biggest and bravest play of his life.
www.bbc.co.uk
The mind boggles at how one could present as reasonable the perspective that people in bondage to sin are the most admirable and those that have strength and power. This is probably the most demonic sentence I came across.
Here we have the emphasis on the only sins we can actually judge people by in this age - racism, misogyny and homophobia. They are all presented as intrinsically linked and unquestionably deviant. Where you have one you have all of them. Views mankind always considered entirely natural - the desire to be surrounded by your own kin, the acknowledgement of differences between the sexes and the unacceptability of fornication and homosexuality are presented as deplorable.
Here we have the parable of the prodigal son in reverse. The son returns and offers justification instead of repentence. In return his father repents for having judged him and expresses gratitude and support for his deviance.
After six years of investigation by a committee the Church of England voted to bless homosexual unions:
The next important topic on the agenda is to "issue new guidance on whether gay clergy must remain celibate".
Church of England backs plans to bless gay couples
The move does not change the Church's teaching that marriage is only between a man and a woman.
www.bbc.co.uk
The next important topic on the agenda is to "issue new guidance on whether gay clergy must remain celibate".
After six years of investigation by a committee the Church of England voted to bless homosexual unions:
Church of England backs plans to bless gay couples
The move does not change the Church's teaching that marriage is only between a man and a woman.www.bbc.co.uk
The next important topic on the agenda is to "issue new guidance on whether gay clergy must remain celibate".
