The Maitlis Monster And The Pinko Princess!
Did anyone else watch that BLM cr-p on TFPC last week?
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How much responsibility do current leaders bear for their country’s colonial past? Belgium’s rule over the Congo saw millions of Congolese die under the brutal hand of King Leopold II. TONIGHT We speak to Princess Marie-Esmeralda of Belgium. 22:45
Princess Marie-Esmeralda
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Exactly how BBC felt justified in having a foreign royal sit down for a leftist duet with The Maitlis has yet to be explained.
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The Maitlis knew from the get-go that the Belgian HRH was a lefty oddity, the kindest way to describe those who participate in X-Stinko rabble demos.
Princess Marie-Esmeralda of Belgium has been arrested in London during climate change demonstrations, protest organisers said, as quoted by Sky News.
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But then, since the BBC regards itself as unaccountable to either the people who are coerced into paying the salaries of the fanatic hacks who infest their Tax Funded Propaganda Channel…
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…or the MPs elected to represent the people, we will not be told!
Will ANY MP, or anyone in a position of power or influence, ask the obvious question?
Why pick an unelected Belgian pinko creep, royal or not, to yap about Belgium thus-
“…we have to face the past, especially when we see that racism is really structural in our societies and that comes directly from slavery and colonialism…”
…saying things with which huge nunbers of Belgians undoubtedly disagree…
…and NOT have an ELECTED Belgian with opposing views, of whom there are sufficient…
Hope Springs Eternal – Flemish Young Folks Back Patriot Parties!
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…in the studio, or on video, to provide the fair and balanced coverage of the issue required by the BBC’s Charter?
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Fiona F is discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Fiona F 21:31 on July 7, 2020 Permalink |
The BBC is going berserk with its left agenda.
Who runs the United Kingdom’s public broadcasting corporation?
Not the public! British people have no say at all in what the BBC does with our money.
Maitlis and her comrades are a law unto themselves.
Urgent action is needed to redress this but will Johnson take urgent, or action?
I think not!
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