Woke watch

[arsene york-hunt]

"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."

[legrandefromage]

A sane person wouldn't have needed to Google it.

[Eerie Descent]

"I think the main thing here is two coppers in the UK were stabbed up in one of the most famous spots in the country, and you need to Google it to find out. However, an incident thousands of miles away in America with the roles reversed seemed to generate a lot more attention a couple of years ago."

[Eerie Descent]

"I think the main thing here is two coppers in the UK were stabbed up in one of the most famous spots in the country, and you need to Google it to find out. However, an incident thousands of miles away in America with the roles reversed seemed to generate a lot more attention a couple of years ago."

[Nagel]

"Surface, you'd also have to wonder why DuckDuckGo excludes the Guardian and Independent. At least it did for me. It had the BBC story second on the list though, when you said it wasn't there at all. I've never used DuckDuckGo before. In any case the main thing here is to maybe not try to score political points based on what comes up in search engine algorithms."

[legrandefromage]

Google results will reflect your browing history. If you visit the Mail all the time then it will always be close to the top. Likewise for sites you don't tend to visit.

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"'The BBC is way down on the Google search algorithm' It's a different issue, but you have to wonder why that is..."

[Auntie Thermite]

Surface Let's extend that gratitude to those who built the foundations for these four different guys named Mo to be able to do this.

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"Nagel - apologies, you are right. In my defence I was using DuckDuckGo where what I say is true."

[Eerie Descent]

"Fifth Column 9:57 Mon Sep 19 You've answered 2 questions there, but the most pertinent one is 4 years. A lot has happened in those 4 years. Ask anyone who has been burgled, or had their car done over recently. Not even a courtesy visit, let alone an investigation to try to catch proper criminals. They will be out like a shot for a 'non crime hate incident' though. Or some Twitter nonsense."

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"Blimey beware anyone called Mohammed Rahman. That same Google search revealed Mohammed Rahman - the Durham knife- murderer, Mohammed Rahman - the Newcastle rapist and Mohammed Rahman - the Tower Hamlets wife-murderer. All different blokes - four cheers for the religion of peace."

[Nagel]

"If you type 'Mohammed Rahman' into Google then you'll see news items on the story by the Guardian, Independent, etc. The BBC is way down on Google's search algorithm apparently but they have reported it too. Why do you people feel compelled to make shit up all the time?"

[SurfaceAgentX2Zero]

"13BR If you type 'Mohammed Rahman' into Google, you'll find that the attempted murder of a young male PC and the knifing of a young female PC are only considered newsworthy by the Mail and Express of our national media outlets. Nothing on BBC at all it seems."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"You could see the signs of people disconnecting themselves from the real world when, while having a conversation, one of them would instantly interrupt that conversation to ""just answer this...it might be important"". It'd often be ""the wife calling to announce that she'd burnt the salad and could he bring home a take-away...something nice, mind you, and not from the Chinky just off the High Street,"" kind of important, but it still takes precedence over whatever you have to say.."

[twoleftfeet]

Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. That clearly no longer applies in the modern world.

[mashed in maryland]

"5th, what do you mean ""targeting""? Was he just a massive twitter troll? Not defending him, genuinely curious Twitter is a cess pit, you could post ""I like apples"" and someone will reply telling you to kill yourself (and they'll probably have #BeKind in their bio)"

[Toe Rag]

Here’s the Judges sentencing remarks re Belfield. https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/R-v-Belfield-sentencing-160922.pdf Not the behaviour of a well man. Very conflicted and quite clearly a massive closet case.

[Fifth Column]

Mim For clarity I don't mean be wrote physical letters. I just mean from a legal perspective whether he did this electronically or in hard copy is not relevant to the offence being committed

[Fifth Column]

"Mim One of the victims did a long thread on twitter with a lot of detail about the constant targeting of him and his pregnant wife. It wasn't disagreeing with people on twitter as others have suggested. If you wrote mental threatening stuff and sent letters to people's houses and continued to do this despite police warnings including to pregnant women then you'd expect to get nicked. The volume was phenomenal. Whether the length of sentence was appropriate, I don't know. But if you ignore court orders and police warnings repeatedly then, well fuck him. The nut job."

[13 Brentford Rd]

"This was kept pretty low key, imagine the narrative if the perpetrator wasn't called Mohammed. https://news.met.police.uk/news/man-charged-after-officers-stabbed-in-westminster-453989"

[mashed in maryland]

"Back to Alex Bellfield I also had never heard of him. I've googled and read 3 separate articles on him, one on the guardian, one on the bbc and one on some clickbaity type website... and an still unaware of what he's actually done. Can someone explain the specifics? Was he turning up at people's houses? Making threats etc.? ""Stalking"" is a bit ambiguous. Fully prepared to believe he deserved his sentence but the details seem vague Was what he's been jailed for any worse than what other scum journalists do to people who they write hit-pieces on or dox people on twitter? Plenty of folk have topped themselves over that sort of stuff."

[Fifth Column]

"To be fair Eerie, if I'd arrived home to an empty house and found it burgled then the response may not have been as good. In this case I was in bed and whole family was sleeping and the burglar accidentally woke me up. He legged it when I woke up. So when I called the Police it was a ""burglary in process"" and the cops love the adrenaline of trying to catch someone red handed. Probably don't get as good service if they're long gone. Also I learnt that adrenaline gives you an instant hard on. Woke up, realised it was a burglar and by the time I'd ran down the stairs after him it was like I'd just been fluffed by J Lo."

[Fifth Column]

"Eerie it was before I moved out of London, so about four years ago I think. And everyone be nice to Auntie T. He only gets the ipad in his padded cell an hour every day."

[Auntie Thermite]

"On the ball Not sure what's worse, the fact you feel the compulsion to jump in and defame someone who has no cause or desire to lie or the fact you've never once questioned a single aspect of the most odious and obvious lies out there and place the weight of your very existence on these illogical lies. We clearly have completely different motivations and I've got ten times the stories involving plod that demonstrate what cunts they are and how little they care about protecting the public than that. It really is comical the incredulousness of the borg when something simply true is presented to them, yet the TV comes up with the most retarded tales with more holes in the plot than a Hollywood blockbuster, yet you'll be queuing round the block with a mask on for the next experimental injection to prevent cock-rot if Philip Schofield says to. Perhaps the mask is to hide the shame, which would be understandable."

[Auntie Thermite]

"On the ball Not sure what's worse, the fact you feel the compulsion to jump in and defame someone who has no cause or desire to lie or the fact you've never once questioned a single aspect of the most odious and obvious lies out there and place the weight of your very existence on these illogical lies. We clearly have completely different motivations and I've got ten times the stories involving plod that demonstrate what cunts they are and how little they care about protecting the public than that. It really is comical the incredulousness of the borg when something simply true is presented to them, yet the TV comes up with the most retarded tales with more holes in the plot than a Hollywood blockbuster, yet you'll be queuing round the block with a mask on for the next experimental injection to prevent cock-rot if Philip Schofield says to. Perhaps the mask is to hide the shame, which would be understandable."

[On The Ball]

"Auntie Thermite 1:09 Sun Sep 18 You're getting worse at this - no-one here is ever going to believe such nonsense. Yes, the Police don't go out when there have been gunshots, but because someone needs a number for insurance they will (even though you could get that over the phone). You've made that up based on urban legend and your silly fantasies."