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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wentworthville#Schools
Not at all like the Sydney (Mosman and Cremorne) I recall from my years aged 10-13 (1967/1968/1969). The schools I attended (Middle Harbour P.S. and North Sydney Boys’ High) had no ethnic minorities (except one Aboriginal girl at Middle Harbour, sent there as part of a government programme).
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The big exception to the BBC “no ads” policy is…the BBC itself. It promotes itself (and/with its favoured agendas) constantly.

Back in the mid-1980s, a Soviet person told me “you are like a Russian— you always notice if someone is Jewish“…
In parts of West Africa, some black African governments used to have “enemies” tied to posts on the beaches, then shot.
Yet another failure by the self-promoting and very malicious “CAA” Jewish cabal, which is effectively a volunteer arm of the Israeli Embassy in London.
Our animal friends.
Many call YouTube “J**Tube“.
I myself never use the “right”/”left” labelling.
As for that useless Nigerian, “Femi”, the bastard was born here to Nigerian parents who are both medics, and has managed to get to age 35 without ever having to do a job, acquire a profession, or anything else, save reading for a “soft” degree in French and Law sometime around 2010, and doing some EU-funded anti-Brexit campaigning about a decade ago. He seems to live off his parents’ affluence, the odd donation, and occasional “token black” appearances on TV discussion shows.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femi_Oluwole
I suppose he gets a bit from Twitter/X now that Elon Musk has instituted some kind of pay for click regime (I believe). “Femi” has, incredibly, nearly 388,000 Twitter/X followers, despite being both useless and entirely ignorant.
Anti-Brexit-ism seems still to be his main stock-in-trade.
One of the many termites riddling the structure of the “British” msm.
Austria is, at least the government and legal structure is, in “their” pocket, and has been ever since 1945. Look at the way David Irving was treated: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Irving#Life_after_the_libel_suit.
The evil and malicious “CAA” cabal should be shut down.
I have come to dislike the BBC in recent years but (needless to say) not because of alleged anti-Israel bias. The BBC still broadcasts WW2 anti-German “holocaust” propaganda, so can hardly be said to be “antisemitic” (I wish it were). No, the BBC has biases (eg support for a fake “multicultural” society), but not an anti-Jew bias. For God’s sake, half of its staff and entertainers seem to be Jews!
The Jewish-created “holocaust”/quasi-genocide in Gaza has been reported upon, showing the suffering of the Gazans, and that is the only reason Israel and the more fanatical type of UK-resident Jew hate the BBC.

The Green Party is a joke party, of course, but in a previously totally rigged electoral system, voters were expected to vote Con, Lab or, in a pinch, LibDem. Not now. The main System parties are despised, so voters look for an (any) alternative, usually Reform, but sometimes Green or elsewhere. In such a poisoned arena, the Greens may actually become a significant bloc in Parliament, maybe 10, 15, 20, or even 30 MPs.
[“Labour are about to raise your taxes because Labour don’t want to stop spending £15 billion on asylum hotels, £13 billion a year on foreign aid, £12 billion on Net Zero, £10 billion on welfare for people who aren’t even British, £7 billion importing Afghans, £6 billion subsidising social housing for people who also aren’t British, £4 billion on welfare for people with “anxiety”, £1 billion policing the small boats, £600 million looking after foreign criminals, and £250 million translating NHS material into other languages for people who cannot even be bothered to learn English. Labour could make different choices; but Labour don’t want to.“]




You can see which group was responsible for much of that over the past several decades, despite the Jewish lobby and even the Israeli government now attacking the BBC.
[“The Book Boat Women of the Mississippi 1904 In 1904, when river towns along the Mississippi had little access to schools or libraries, a small group of women brought knowledge to the water. They were known as the Book Boat Women educators, widows, and dreamers who turned old barges into floating libraries that drifted from town to town, delivering books, newspapers, and hope to riverside families. One of them, Eleanor Finch, a former schoolteacher from Iowa, spent her savings on a decommissioned cargo barge. She and two friends painted it white, filled it with donated books, and christened it The Knowledge Belle. They loaded it with shelves, kerosene lamps, and a hand-cranked printing press that produced small pamphlets of local poetry and news. As the Book Boat drifted downstream, children would run to the shore, shouting, “The library’s here!” Farmers traded apples, quilts, or cornmeal for borrowed books. In a time when literacy was rare in rural America, the women taught reading lessons right on deck often by lantern light as river fog curled around the hull. During one harsh winter, when the river froze, Eleanor refused to stop. She walked miles across icy banks carrying sacks of books on her back, ensuring no child missed their reading. “The river”, she said, “only sleeps. The stories do not”. By the 1910s, their floating library inspired copycat boats in Minnesota and Illinois, spreading learning through the heartland. The Book Boat Women proved that education could travel even on restless waters.”]
“The world is not without kind people.” [Russian proverb]
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