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More evidence of the “clean up crew” phenomenon plaguing British towns and cities during the night-time economy.
MB1,946,037 views • 4 months ago

The best thing about this BBC campaign is that it encourages you to look back on the original version from which it takes inspiration. The only trouble is, watching the original makes you realise how significant the decline is - not only at the Beeb, but in Britain more broadly.
MB638,363 views • 1 month ago

Black man vs Traveller. Peak Yookay. It’s refreshing to see an MLE-accented young black man with roadman vibes doing pattern recognition. I would call this role reversal, but the white man is a Gypsy... Hope the worker keeps his job - best Sainsbury’s employee I’ve seen in ages.
݁118,813 views • 13 days ago

I’m assuming this is the same incident as the one in this footage - which my friend *who lives in rural Northumbria* sent me. London’s reputation taking a beating once again - and on the same day Sir Sadiq Khan is [also once again] tweeting out articles denying London’s downfall.
MB373,753 views • 1 month ago

A must watch. This just led the BBC News at Six. It’s got it all - people smuggling, illegal entry, asylum, migrant crime, vape shops/car washes/minimarts, and more. Credit to Sue Mitchell and colleagues for this excellent investigative journalism and public service broadcasting.
MB482,281 views • 2 months ago

I’ve said previously and I’ll say again, despite all the criticism the BBC gets (most of which is entirely valid), there are still some pockets of high-quality investigative journalism coming out of our national public service broadcaster - and Sue Mitchell is one of the best.
MB364,578 views • 2 months ago

I have no idea what happened before this clip was recorded - and given this has gone viral, it’s worth remembering that none of us do. However, it’s a poignant example of a trend I’ve noticed in recent years - the security industry and similar fields (I’m still not really sure what exactly these two men were/are due to lack of uniform and ID) has been taken over (you could say ‘colonised’) not only by Boriswavers with a poor grasp of English and an ever poorer understanding of the law (usually sub-Saharan Africans or Indian sub-continentals) - but also increasingly by “roadmen” (often UK born but with a mixed foreign-cum-MLE accent) like this. I’d challenge anyone - even the most bleeding heart faux leftist-liberal - to watch this clip and tell me that the behaviour of the two men was in any way acceptable. I also hope TfL are urgently looking into this given it happened on their property.
MB112,887 views • 3 months ago

“Like obviously I'm born here innit, I'm British, but really I'm Ghanaian” “Mainoo should have played for Ghana… Look you should have chose Ghana shouldn't have chosen England” Every time a second or third gen migrant speaks, it’s so revealing - and I don’t say this happily.
MB39,704 views • 2 months ago

The Irish are a particularly curious example, because they spent many decades fighting against the English, only to reject their own religious and ethnic identity once they gained independence, and end up in a place where there are African witch doctors practising voodoo on one of their main shopping streets whilst their co-ethnics cheer, chant and clap. This is where “nationalism” in the Scottish, Welsh or Irish sense inevitably leads. It’s nationalism in name only, because the political parties which espouse it (the SNP, PC, SF) are always in favour of open borders and catastrophic demographic change.
MB20,227 views • 3 months ago
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