BBC’s Katty Kay Defiles D-Day – Europhiliac Snark Against Nationalisml
She’s a ghastly creature, KK, as we know…
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Katty Kay – One Bare-Faced BBC Liar!
,,,but who’d have thought even she would try to use the D-Day 75 celebrations for propaganda purposes.
I just turned on the tv, half an hour ago, and there she was.
For no good reason at all, she began quoting people she didn’t name who lived through WW2 and who, she yammered, were anxious about ‘what’s happening in Europe today.’
This source of anxiety, she quickly hammered home her partisan point, was ‘nationalism.’
You stupid, biased bitch.
The reason war-time Brits ( just ask yer grandparents) put up a fight was nothing to do with any hostility to ‘nationalism,’ but on the contrary, ’twas a fierce pride in their national identity…
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…a determination not to let the supranational Third Reich crush their freedom.
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Cherie, 
Petra Malley, 
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Noreen Paterson 17:05 on June 5, 2019 Permalink |
She certainly knows no bounds of decency, or respect for the fallen, who were overwhelmingly what she derides as nationalists, proud to be fighting for their country.
The BBC is a a national embarrassment.
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Vicki S 18:12 on June 5, 2019 Permalink |
She IS ghastly.
It’s what we all expect of the BBC, though I agree with you it was unexpected they’d introduce their anti-patriot bias into D-Day celebrations.
I hate paying that compulsory licence and pray for a government that gives viewers free choice.
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Petra Malley 22:53 on June 5, 2019 Permalink |
Kay disgusts me. You should dig into her background and connections.
One never knows what motivates these people.
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Cherie 03:18 on June 7, 2019 Permalink |
I dont think you will be watching the BBC where you are, as it must be just before dawn in Jakarta.
If you are, you will have heard their Matthew Price in France, yes, even the BBC man, admitting that Macron was using the D Day anniversary to make political points.
By that he meant the supranational line, ‘Three Cheers for the UN, EU etc.’
Apart from the distaste this must make the veterans feel, De Gaulle and all the French war-dead who fought not for Vichy Schumann’s ‘European Project’ but for a Free France, must be turning in their graves.
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