Comments by "Jonny H" (@jonnyh9388) on "TalkTV" channel.

  1. If they do ban it, the public should be encouraged not to go.
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  2. However, despite rowing back on this, their own news report covering the U turn, ends with a disgruntled black person's opinion about how offensive they find the words of the song. Even in defeat, the BBC continue to push the same biased narrative.
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  3. I used to have a lot of respect for HRH, but ever since he got married, he has morphed into a whining hypocrite. He's entirely content to use the cache of the Royal family to further his own rather comfortable ends, but less and less willing to support the country of his birth (by deed or word). If he and his wife, want to live as Americans (in a country that his wife clearly loves to beat up on a regular basis), then that is his choice, but he would do well to stay out of the UK and its business from here on in, and stop sniping from the side lines.
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  4. I find it astonishing that large companies can not see the potential for damage that promoting their own 'form' of inclusivity really can do these days. Have they learned nothing from recent months? Is it not now clear, that a large percentage of the population simply don't like being force fed the inclusivity agenda that is being touted by these commercial enterprises.
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  5. There are plenty of other coffee retailers out there, who are not prepared to offend for the sake of demonstrating how virtuous they are. It is time to start exploring them.
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  6.  @carbonara2144 Don’t talk BS
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  7. I grew up respecting the BBC, but have watched it become a facile, biased, caricature of what it used to be. I'm happy to spend my hard earned money on the BBC, but not as it stands at the moment. There were 8 articles about, or relating to, racism around the world, on its news app 2 days ago. Most of these were the usual personal stories, without any balance whatsoever. We never see a black conservative (and there are plenty out there) given a platform by the organisation to counter the current, all encompassing, UK racism narrative. It is entirely one-sided and its getting hugely frustrating.
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  8. A welcome sense of reality in an otherwise crazy world.
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  9. I won't be buying from them again until they row back on this. It is a disgusting marketing technique.
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  10. But recent cases suggest that they won’t be weighed off by the system. We need to see significant sentencing to deter people from
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  11. She left the U.K. to join an organisation which is effectively at war with this country. WTF are we doing letting her back in? Others will follow. Sometimes this country is too much of a soft touch.
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  12. Whitey made them commit criminal damage.........
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  13. Campaigning against racism is entirely laudable, but publicly backing a political organisation like BLM, with a clear Marxist mandate, was a crass and illogical move. The Premier League should rightly be criticised for permitting this.
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  14. I live the outrage and then it all turns out to be BS! 😂
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  15. ALM!
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  16. Congratulations Nick. Such as shame that it came to this.
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  17. A race offenders register? There will be plenty of POC on that one, because racism is alive and well in the black community.
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  18. Put them in a room for 10 minutes with a bunch of vets!
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  19. Calling out racism? How does she know this was racist profiling.......answer......she doesn't, but that hasn't stopped her grandstanding.
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  20. There is a car crash on the way and the BBC, who are driving the bus, appear to be clueless to the dangers of continuing in their current direction. More fool them.
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  21. There is a growing tide of anti BBC sentiment in the UK, and it is going to swamp them. The latest moves by the corporation smacks of trying to blow up their water-wings, when the water is already lapping around their armpits. Any fool could see this coming.
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  22. This is the point. You can't measure racial profiling. It's all about a person's perception and IF that person is so sensitive to the idea of racial profiling in the first place, they are always going to slap the race card down. See how fast she was to push it our there? It will get to the point where, through human nature, the police will treat black people differently. This is counter to the application of British law, which ever way you cut it. It will also see further criminality in the black community - like we have seen in the States. I see that Lammy and Abbott piled in as usual with their sweeping generalisations. These people should be dismissed from Parliament for actively spreading lies and disinformation. How long before senior officers from the Met begin to apologise for the hurt and stress?
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  23. Send them back! Now!
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  24. I don't want to be called white anymore. I'd like to be 'First Nation' like the indigenous peoples of North America. I have the right not to be defined by my skin colour, even if you desire to be.
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  25. I mean FFS! These idiots need to be given substantial prison sentences! There is simply no deterrent!
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  26. The smug idiot has gone awfully quiet since the incident. Begs the question why?
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  27. The Met chief stated that a senior Met officer apologised to Bianca Williams. Is this going to happen every time a black person alleges racial profiling, or only when a high profile athlete makes a complaint? It was a singular bad play by Dame Cressida.
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  28. Defund the BBC now!
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  29. Running a charity that provides support to victims of colour, is probably a good indicator of this particular women's view on life. Once a victim, always a victim.
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  30. How much more of this 'black preference' BS are we going to forced fed in the UK?
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  31. ALM!
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  32. I'd vote to defund the BBC. I'm consistently appalled at their biased reporting. Count me!
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  33. Esther is a star. Erudite, intelligent, confident, and just so photogenic (shallow on my part, I know). If she ever stands for office, I'd vote for her.
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