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Post by distant on Oct 31, 2023 1:11:34 GMT
I think most people might have heard of The Mad Hatter's Tea Party, the product of a drug fueled writer's imagination.
Less people might have heard of The Mad Thatcher's Tea Party, a product off evil. The mass murderer, Augusto Pinochet thought nothing of flying over from Chile to take tea with Thatcher. Guess who he might well have joined there, none other than the infamous serial pedophile and rabid Tory, Savile, who regularly took tea with Thatcher. Thatcher herself destroyed more UK industry than the Nazi Luftwaffe and put millions out of work. Who knows what other vile specimens of humanity attended those, if you will, tea parties from hell.
Of course I completely overlooked one vile specimen who is in fact still alive. A man with a face like a rotting prune, none other than Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch had free access to No 10 and came and went as he pleased. This was the start of Murdoch's puppet mastery of the Tory party.
A lot of us might remember J Edgar Hoover who couldn't be sacked because he used the FBI to dig up dirt on politicians who might be in a position to sack him at some future time. Murdoch did a similar thing by getting his God awful rags to dig up dirt on UK politicians. By this means he could influence Tory policy.
When I say puppet mastery of the Tory party I also include Blair in that. I heard Ken Clarke (Tory) on the radio the other day who correctly said that Blair was a Tory and he couldn't understand why he was in the Labour Party let alone lead it. Prior to Blair's landslide victory in 1997 Murdoch had summoned Blair to New York for a meeting. It's obvious that Murdoch told Blair that his rags wouldn't attack Blair so long as he continued with Tory policies which I guess Blair was happy to do. There is conclusive proof that Blair is a Tory, who else but a Tory would engage the UK in a war only to ingratiate himself with an idiot like George W Bush. Exactly, only a Tory.
Murdoch's puppet mastery continues by ordering Sunak not to resign over the infamous Partygate incident. I wonder what dirt he has on Sunak.
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Post by distant on Oct 31, 2023 1:32:59 GMT
I think most people might have heard of The Mad Hatter's Tea Party, the product of a drug fueled writer's imagination.
Less people might have heard of The Mad Thatcher's Tea Party, a product off evil. The mass murderer, Augusto Pinochet thought nothing of flying over from Chile to take tea with Thatcher. Guess who he might well have joined there, none other than the infamous serial pedophile and rabid Tory, Savile, who regularly took tea with Thatcher. Thatcher herself destroyed more UK industry than the Nazi Luftwaffe and put millions out of work. Who knows what other vile specimens of humanity attended those, if you will, tea parties from hell.
Of course I completely overlooked one vile specimen who is in fact still alive. A man with a face like a rotting prune, none other than Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch had free access to No 10 and came and went as he pleased. This was the start of Murdoch's puppet mastery of the Tory party.
A lot of us might remember J Edgar Hoover who couldn't be sacked because he used the FBI to dig up dirt on politicians who might be in a position to sack him at some future time. Murdoch did a similar thing by getting his God awful rags to dig up dirt on UK politicians. By this means he could influence Tory policy.
When I say puppet mastery of the Tory party I also include Blair in that. I heard Ken Clarke (Tory) on the radio the other day who correctly said that Blair was a Tory and he couldn't understand why he was in the Labour Party let alone lead it. Prior to Blair's landslide victory in 1997 Murdoch had summoned Blair to New York for a meeting. It's obvious that Murdoch told Blair that his rags wouldn't attack Blair so long as he continued with Tory policies which I guess Blair was happy to do. There is conclusive proof that Blair is a Tory, who else but a Tory would engage the UK in a war only to ingratiate himself with an idiot like George W Bush. Exactly, only a Tory.
Murdoch's puppet mastery continues by ordering Sunak not to resign over the infamous Partygate incident. I wonder what dirt he has on Sunak.
I forgot to mention the moral of the above (if you like) rant. If you want the UK to be run by some obnoxious t*at in New York then vote Tory. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Oct 31, 2023 1:49:35 GMT
LOL you really are having a laugh, I'm struggling to believe that I've actually found someone who thinks the BBC is not left wing, this is priceless. You are clearly unaware that when Andrew Marr was at university, with Jon Lansman the founding member of far left group Momentum, he was known as 'Red Andy'. After university he became a Maoist and a member of the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory, a left-wing pressure group founded by far left Labour Party members, and he was editor of the left wing Independent newspaper before talking over as political editor at the BBC. And if you think Andrew Marr is the only longstanding BBC employee with a very left wing background, you should make better use of google. I think I already said that the BBC was left wing on some issues. What I did say was that I don't think they ever supported the Labour Party. Employees may have done but not the people in charge who make the decisions. For instance, I'm 100% sure that the current Director General doesn't support the Labour Party.
As for 'Red Andy', I think he has long since turned blue.
Really? Pardon me if I LOL. Allow me to quote Radio 4 presenter Jane Garvey recalling Tony Blair’s election victory in 1997. Quote... ... “I do remember… the corridors of Broadcasting House were strewn with empty champagne bottles. I’ll always remember that”As for 'Red Andy' well yes, he is not as extreme as he was at university. He is a good example of how with experience lefties grow up, which is why Labour want ballot boxes in schools, get em when they're young has always been the lefty mantra. |
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Post by piglet on Nov 7, 2023 17:24:02 GMT
That transition needs some sort of assesment red, i grew up reading the Daily Mirror brought home by my father, i hated the Tories because they were all toffs with money, and they exploited the working man which is nonsense, i voted red once at 18, lib dem once then blue from 25 onwards.
Reds are functioning on mind washing, on dogma, on stupidity, and an inability to grow up and see the world as it really is. And we all pay for it when they get into power, we are run by kids with these in charge, look at Lineker. Do Labour mps still sing the red flag in parliament?
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