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The Light on the Beeb

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 13 June 2023; Hits: 1048

2023-06-13

There's no such thing as bad publicity - or so the saying goes, in which case the BBC has done the Light free newspaper a favour by running their disinformation correspondent Marianna Spring over not only their output, but also over their editor Darren Nesbit.

Before I go any further - full disclosure - Free Citizen UK advertises in the Light. Not because they or we are "far right" (in the BBC's favoured vernacular), but because we are both motivated to cover similar ground, namely, freedom of speech, and those topics and viewpoints that the mainstream (including the BBC) somehow have entirely failed to cover.

That there is no shortage of such opportunity should provide pause for thought.

We are by no means the only people stepping forward to fill that vacuum, as the vast wealth of alternative providers on YouTube, Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee (the list goes on) and indeed the world-wide-web attest.

We also like to quote our relevant sources where possible (perhaps Ms Spring may learn from us?).

She makes much of Mr Nesbit's reluctance to disavow the use of force in all conceivable circumstances, but does the BBC apply the same standards to the use of force to "defend the Ukraine"? We are all and always entitled to the use of reasonable force as a last resort in our defence against aggression, wherever that aggression may come from, including in extremis from the forces of the State.

That the amply-funded BBC thinks it necessary to run a piece decrying the work of a private free newspaper of comparatively trivial circulation which is voluntarily funded (and delivered) by individual citizens (and is indeed thriving to the extent of now producing an Irish version!) must say something about the public's perception of the news media in the UK today (and indeed, vice versa).

Is Britain a Lawless Kingdom?

Details: Category: Legal; Published: 13 June 2023; Hits: 1131

2023-06-13

Retired copper Mark Sexton, ably supported by some honest lawyers, is well on the way to proving the point, although he isn't quite there yet.

Of course, the opportunities afforded by our justice system for procrastination delay (and the heaping of massive costs upon the unwary) being legendary, this may yet take some time ... but (up to a point) "patience is a virtue".

" ... a long line of cases shows that it is not merely of some importance but is of fundamental importance that justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done" - Lord Chief Justice Hewart 1924

In a case as huge as this, "justice must be seen to be done".

It is surely no exaggeration to suppose that the future of our country is at stake here.

(31 minutes)

The State of the Nation Report - June 2023

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 13 June 2023; Hits: 418

2023-06-13

Succinctly put by our inimitable Richard Vobes.

(9 minutes)

UK Column News Monday 12th June - Don't Miss!

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 12 June 2023; Hits: 996

2023-06-12

UK Column News reports from the front lines of journalism.

Bad case law coming to the whole of the UK - The Government is pushing its "unethical" RSE education, and Child Protection Wales is on a roll.

And much more, as they say.

An edition to remember.

(72 minutes)

Watch on UK Column.

Fulford Report Monday 12th June 2023

Details: Category: Free Citizen; Published: 12 June 2023; Hits: 551

2023-06-12

In contrast to last week, Ben's report this week is upbeat.

Plenty to get our teeth into.

"Flaming June" may be more this year than just an artistic depiction of summer's heat.

Once trade collapses and supplies dry up, the end must be brought on to prevent widespread famine and associated disruptions. Once America turns this corner, the world will follow in short order.

Modest subscription recommended.

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