Ken Bardsley
@kenbar.bsky.social
84 year old retired Chief Electrical Engineer and International Sales Manager. M.I.E.T (50 years). M.Inst.M. #FBPE, #LetsTryUBI. Father of 5. NO DMs. @kennethb@mastodon.world
Reform are the SCUM OF THE EARTH and a threat to the Freedom of Britain.
November 12, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Reform are the SCUM OF THE EARTH and a threat to the Freedom of Britain.
It is the right & silly little children like Chris Mason who invent & whip up these stories & others who should know better who give them credence & help the whipping up process. Starmer is safe & sold. He always has been. Imbecile infants need to find another toy to amuse themselves with.
November 12, 2025 at 11:54 AM
It is the right & silly little children like Chris Mason who invent & whip up these stories & others who should know better who give them credence & help the whipping up process. Starmer is safe & sold. He always has been. Imbecile infants need to find another toy to amuse themselves with.
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My post yesterday on the $Ibn Trump legal threat against the BBC has been picked up by newspapers around the world. It would appear few had gone through the letter and spotted that, well, it contained no evidence in support of its claims of damage.
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November 12, 2025 at 8:37 AM
My post yesterday on the $Ibn Trump legal threat against the BBC has been picked up by newspapers around the world. It would appear few had gone through the letter and spotted that, well, it contained no evidence in support of its claims of damage.
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"This week the woke right took to saying that people who are black aren't properly British" complains Danny Finkelstein.
No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
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No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
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November 12, 2025 at 9:01 AM
"This week the woke right took to saying that people who are black aren't properly British" complains Danny Finkelstein.
No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
archive.ph/2025.11.12-0...
No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
archive.ph/2025.11.12-0...
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Yes. This ludicrous phrase 'woke right' seems a fairly blatant attempt by people on the actual right to somehow associate the blatant & hideous racism they have ushered in - whether through complacency, incompetence or malice - with the people who warned it was happening.
Anti-racism is of course welcome but the nonsensical phrase “woke right” is a very clear sign that a writer as lost it
"This week the woke right took to saying that people who are black aren't properly British" complains Danny Finkelstein.
No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
archive.ph/2025.11.12-0...
No, Danny, Douglas Murray, who you patronised, promoted and admired, has been saying *exactly this* for over a decade.
archive.ph/2025.11.12-0...
November 12, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Yes. This ludicrous phrase 'woke right' seems a fairly blatant attempt by people on the actual right to somehow associate the blatant & hideous racism they have ushered in - whether through complacency, incompetence or malice - with the people who warned it was happening.
Tim Davie is a puppet appointed by Boris Johnson, that appalling excuse for a human being. BUT, the video was absolutely fair & accurate about Trump & his fomenting of an insurrection against the US Government. That's beyond doubt, inarguable. BBC should have stood its ground.
November 10, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Tim Davie is a puppet appointed by Boris Johnson, that appalling excuse for a human being. BUT, the video was absolutely fair & accurate about Trump & his fomenting of an insurrection against the US Government. That's beyond doubt, inarguable. BBC should have stood its ground.
