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Posted by Poster from the past on 12/5/2026, 10:00:31
Seems to be doing a lot of the police's work at the moment. Why is that?
1. Exposing the grooming gangs based out of West Midlands convenience stores 2. Exposing the lawyers helping asylum seekers pretend they are gay to win the right to remain in UK. 3. Exposing organised crime including the selling of class A drugs at convenience stores. 4. Exposing the mastermind behind the majority of the illegal boat crossings.
Bravo to all the above but why is it the BBC doing this work and not the police or associated government agencies?outlaws is not the barometer of sanity. You're either Luton full tilt or you are nothing. We have spunked way too much money on shite. The end.
Re: BBC
Posted by Sheff on 12/5/2026, 21:22:53, in reply to "BBC"
It's a shame they don't devote some of their resources to investigate Farage and the £5m he was given by Harborne. After all they gave days of air time to Starmers suits and glasses.Farige Bought For £5m
Re: BBC
Posted by Ramridge Raider on 12/5/2026, 11:39:49, in reply to "BBC"
I thought exactly the same this morning when I read the article about the 'mastermind behind the boat crossings'.
I suspect a few Chief Constables will be receiving a call from the Home Secretary.
Re: BBC
Posted by Poster from the past on 12/5/2026, 13:05:15, in reply to "Re: BBC"
The thing is I don't think this is even new information. I'm sure I heard about something very similar a couple of years ago. Definitely Kurdish gangs, perhaps not this specific individual though to be fair. Just seems strange a journalist can find out more than a detective.outlaws is not the barometer of sanity. You're either Luton full tilt or you are nothing. We have spunked way too much money on shite. The end.
Re: BBC
Posted by Farhat on 12/5/2026, 11:21:52, in reply to "BBC"
Point 4 is brilliant - imagine if the boats stop and Farage has nothing left? Especially after all the airtime the Beeb has given him.
Re: BBC
Posted by Brko's Bicycle on 12/5/2026, 11:28:09, in reply to "Re: BBC"
One imagines that if he really is controlling all the boats it's a mafia thing with the threat of violence of anyone else moving into the market. It doesn't look especially complicated and somebody else will replace him if he is banged up.
Until refugees are allowed to buy ferry and plane tickets like anyone else there will continue to be a people smuggling black market.
Re: BBC
Posted by Andy Cappuccino on 12/5/2026, 10:22:40, in reply to "BBC"
Trying to prove their value to a future Reform government A government's first duty is to protect it's people
Re: BBC
Posted by MG on 12/5/2026, 10:19:26, in reply to "BBC"
The importance of real journalism . . . we need much more of it, sadly we seem to be getting less.
Re: BBC
Posted by Captain Pugwash on 12/5/2026, 10:09:57, in reply to "BBC"
Could it be that the BBC can go to places where the authorities cannot go for legal reasons?
Re: BBC
Posted by Poster from the past on 12/5/2026, 10:27:12, in reply to "Re: BBC"
What places aren't police allowed to go to for legal reasons? And what is wrong with under cover operations?outlaws is not the barometer of sanity. You're either Luton full tilt or you are nothing. We have spunked way too much money on shite. The end.
Re: BBC
Posted by Captain Pugwash on 12/5/2026, 12:14:50, in reply to "Re: BBC"
I think the problem is that of 'agent provocateur,' where the police are involved in undercover operations, providing the defence counsel with a hoast of options to qwreck a prosecution.
Like most policing, easy to say, much more difficult to apply.
Re: BBC
Posted by Poster from the past on 12/5/2026, 13:03:24, in reply to "Re: BBC"
Seems stupid to me, the end point is to prevent crime and that's what should be prioritised.outlaws is not the barometer of sanity. You're either Luton full tilt or you are nothing. We have spunked way too much money on shite. The end.
Re: BBC
Posted by HuN on 12/5/2026, 10:20:37, in reply to "Re: BBC"
Strange how the BBC can't 'expose' all the wronguns it's employed . . and possibly still employs “You get a wonderful view from the point of no return.” Terry Pratchett
Re: BBC
Posted by Alien Nate on 12/5/2026, 10:14:47, in reply to "Re: BBC"
Plus the police would be accused of racism .. And you who philosophize disgrace And criticize all fears Take the rag away from your face Now ain't the time for your tears.
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