Whatever you dislike about Trump, at least he’s not doing this:

One of the UK’s biggest police forces has temporarily blocked applications from white British candidates in an attempt to boost diversity, The Telegraph can disclose.

West Yorkshire Police (WYP) is currently preventing white British candidates from applying for jobs as recruits to its police constable entry programmes. However, “under-represented” groups can lodge their applications early.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/04/09/west-yorkshire-police-blocks-white-applicants-diversity/

We would be in the same place or worse if Kamala won. And even now, there’s one election between us and this scenario. It’s a very sobering thought.

P.S. In the same vein, here are BBC journalists grilling Kemi Badenoch on why she hasn’t watched some dumb Netflix series. Badenoch tries to explain that she’s working, visiting constituencies, trying to make important things happen but the idiot journalists go on and on about a Netflix soap. It’s completely out there.

Shouldn’t the journalists be investigated for product placement practices? Is it now normal to do this kind of clearly corrupt stuff?

Badenoch is great, by the way. Hopefully, the next Prime Minister.

15 responses to “One Election Away”

  1. Physpostdoc Avatar
    Physpostdoc

    “Why would you not want to know what people are talking about?”Yeah, and for that visiting your constituents and actually talking to them does not count, but watching a stupid Netflix series does!

    What incredible imbecility! BBC should change its name to “Biased Buffoons Corporation”.

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    1. methylethyl Avatar

      When I want to know ‘what people are talking about’ I just look up a written synopsis of the show/movie/series. 3 minutes to read, and POOF I am up to date. Saves me like 30 hours of dull inertia and multiple subscription service fees. Lifehacks!

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  2. oldcowboy3 Avatar
    oldcowboy3

    LOL, you just don’t care how journalists might feel? C’mon, that is nasty ;-D

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  3. oldcowboy3 Avatar
    oldcowboy3

    Besides, as for the hiring, honkeyophobia isn’t a word yet ;-D

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    1. methylethyl Avatar

      Oh, but it needs to be!

      My children would be confused. They are under the impression that honkeys are drivers who like using their horns too much. Someone whizzes past us leaning on that horn: “It’s the honkeys!”

      Their grandma taught them that one. We have not enlightened them.

      Can hiring minorities over more-qualified candidates be “Crackerjacking”? (asking for a friend)

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      1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
        oldcowboy3

        LOL, yes, being fluent in redneck, crackerjacking almost rhymes ;-D

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  4. oldcowboy3 Avatar
    oldcowboy3

    Hmmm, I simply cannot imagine why anybody would avoid Netflix ;-D

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    1. Avi Avatar
      Avi

      @oldcowboy3

      Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Never enough to know where the crazy stuff comes from.

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      1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
        oldcowboy3

        LOL, pretty sure that those that create such utter shyte do not mean us well ;-D

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        1. methylethyl Avatar

          The genius is in getting paid by the people you don’t mean well toward.

          Unless netflix, too, was mostly funded by USAID…

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          1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
            oldcowboy3

            That latter does not surprise me ;-D

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    Anonymous

    I suppose someone has to protect the Muslim rape gangs…

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    1. Clarissa Avatar

      If these dirty bastards hate it, it must be seriously good.

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      1. methylethyl Avatar

        “Fink also raised red flags about rising inflation and surging home prices”

        …was notable, given that we just posted our lowest monthly inflation numbers in years, and that in our area at least, housing prices seem to have plateaued. I’ve been watching that one like a cat at a mouse-hole.

        Does this mean the real estate bubble may start deflating?

        Because Fink benefits from ‘surging’ home prices, but if that bubble pops, his company has got some exposure.

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