Gordon Darroch

gordondarroch.bsky.social

31 outubro 2026 18:06

Utterly fatuous claims being made on other social media channels that the protests in The Hague were smothered by local football hooligans "defending" the city centre. "We don't tolerate our city being plundered, cultural heritage being destroyed or any other form of vandalism," they blustered.

Quivers

noshortcorner.bsky.social

31 outubro 2026 16:54

Far-right football hooligans fighting against an imaginary enemy, tale as old as time.

Ben Coates

bencoates1.bsky.social

31 outubro 2026 16:17

The annoying thing is: preparations for the non-riots were covered in the media almost as extensively as real riots would have been. So even if there’s no trouble at all, the whole country wakes up to “Hague braced for violent rampage” stories. Heads Wilders wins, tails Wilders wins

wiley cope

wileycope.bsky.social

30 outubro 2026 07:36

Oh it gets weirder. Following publication, "Delta9", the anonymous "third party, not associated with the SoapGirls" who speaks for them anyway, now claim a "third party line with the President" and are proposing to make it illegal for any "current or former Antifa member" to criticize a band.

Aurelien Mondon

aurelmondon.com

29 outubro 2026 11:45

"Rather than focus on the hugely damaging impact of the rise of the far-right and the subsequent increase in racist attacks ... over the past few years, the BBC has instead completely detached its collective critical faculties and treated it as being just another Westminster horse race story"