Injection of optimism in wake of COVID scamdemic - GB News once again

This is an article posted tonight on GB News, again proving that this news station really does have righteousness on side, it is deliberately & carefully standing by & for the people who are otherwise under attack by the forces of the New World Ordert, with their Great Reset shenanigans.

Neil Oliver: Fear not. Do not lose heart. Not ever, but certainly not now. If it feels like chaos, it’s because it is chaos

Boxing legend Mike Tyson said everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.

Some or other military mind of ages past – Wellington, Dwight D Eisenhower, Sun Tzu – take your pick – said no plan survives contact with the enemy, which is saying the same thing about sudden blows to tender parts.

For those alarmed by talk of punches – let me stress that I refer, in what follows, only to blows metaphorical and not literal. Hard earned wisdom like that from Tyson and the rest is always worth remembering … but those words are especially relevant now. The game’s afoot, as Sherlock Holmes said. No one is in overall control … not yet, not yet … no matter what anyone says or thinks, and there’s everything to play for. And I do mean everything. If you have felt increasingly angry about what is happening – then that is fine. Given the contempt with which our leaders – and their would-be successors – are treating us, we should be furious.

But now, when so much seems lost in darkness, is the time to remember things are happening fast and faster because no one has their foot on the brake. Now is the time to hold on and remember that fortune favours the brave.

The corrupt Establishment received their punch in the mouth … and saw their plan fall apart on contact … back in 2016. Contrary to the smug expectations of David Cameron and his masters, Brexit won the referendum … and the Machiavellians had to pick up their ideological teeth with broken fingers. It’s been chaos ever since … chaos agitated endlessly and remorselessly by those in need of a smoke screen for their latest movements as they try and maintain control.

Theresa May got in the way of Brexit as best she could. Johnson rode a wave that was there for the riding – which is essentially what he does in life in general – but was tripped up by a birthday cake and flushed away, at least for a while ...And then came Truss, poor thing, and now … well it doesn’t matter, really, in the same way that none of them matters …

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a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Oops, forgot to use the appropriate quotations, and forgot you're only meant to quote a snippet of the quote, not the whole article. Oh well - visit the linked article & read the whole thing, it's worth the click.

The GB News team is an excellent example of Libertarian news media, free despite the tyranny & woke captured mainstream media, WEF servants one & all, GB News is an antidote to their BS. Hopefully their work will continue to wake people up in the UK & elsewhere, there is literally no other source of media of a near mainstream sort which is accessible on terrestrial freeview TV here in the UK, they are the only ones challenging the BBC, ITV, SKY & Channel 4. They are the Underdog of media, and they will prevail in the final analysis.

As Neil Oliver says in the quoted article, fear not, we are on the right side of history. Now let' keep pushing towards that critical mass of viewers who will begin to realise that they are in fact the perhaps not-so-silent majority, rather than the silent minority.

Time for the British Lions to roar.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Not everyone believes that GB News is credible:

GB News UK - Media Bias/Fact Check

Like Fox News, that GB News tries to emulate in the UK market, it consists primarily of opinion pieces and commentary on 'newsy topics', rather than just factual news. It is highly likely that there would usually be insufficient content if the news channel only stuck to fact and not much was happening.

As an example, the article linked to in the OP was an opinion piece. Not news.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Not everyone believes that GB News is credible:

GB News UK - Media Bias/Fact Check

Like Fox News, that GB News tries to emulate in the UK market, it consists primarily of opinion pieces and commentary on 'newsy topics', rather than just factual news. It is highly likely that there would usually be insufficient content if the news channel only stuck to fact and not much was happening.

As an example, the article linked to in the OP was an opinion piece. Not news.

What sources do you consider credible?

originally posted by: igloo

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Not everyone believes that GB News is credible:

GB News UK - Media Bias/Fact Check

Like Fox News, that GB News tries to emulate in the UK market, it consists primarily of opinion pieces and commentary on 'newsy topics', rather than just factual news. It is highly likely that there would usually be insufficient content if the news channel only stuck to fact and not much was happening.

As an example, the article linked to in the OP was an opinion piece. Not news.

What sources do you consider credible?

I don't necessarily expect any source to be credible, but if one seems to have outrageous or sensational, or emotive claims, they are highly likely to be partisan and therefore it would be wise to critically investigate their claims.

On the other hand, sources that have systems such as peer review and that double and triple check articles for factuality and have a history of very few incorrect articles, they would be likely to have greater credibility. You could probably allow yourself to trust their output, but a skeptical view would still be OK.

a reply to: igloo

the clue is those who misquote what ANeil said, he said "gb news would emulate fox and msnbc" you know an exceptionally strong bias when that gets edited down to just fox..

the clue is how far from "the network will try to emulate the format of Fox News and MSNBC" and “won’t be like Fox" gets twisted, even though the quotes come from CNN..

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

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for states that use them as guidance for school entry requirements and busy physicians.

a reply to: chr0naut

If it was an opinion piece, why don't you comment on the article rather than trying to discredit the source?

We all know why!

Personally i thought it was a great read and summarised our current political landscape perfectly. Short of calling for an uprising this is the kind of thoughtful and informed insight we need to shine a light on the cretins destroying our way of life.

a reply to: chr0naut

Again, the topic of the post and article, what sensationalist or outrageous claims does it contain?

Name some credible news networks please, so i can provide you with evidence which questions their credibility?

a reply to: igloo

What sources do you consider credible?

The Bible and the MSM as long as it’s authoritarian enough and claims to be telling the truth.

Just to add, I only ever highlighted this article as an opinion piece, I never claimed it to be news in & of itself.

Also important to note is that if you had spent time watching GB News you would notice that during the day it is mostly news & direct commentary on the news, guest call-ins & such, and in the evening it is more like opinion pieces based upon the news events of the day/week, the newspaper headlines & so on. So it is quite balanced overall in terms of the sort of content they promote - there is a general right wing leaning, but that's balanced partly by the inclusion of at least one solid Labour supporter in each show that airs, and they're not enemies, they discuss relatively amicably (though in some cases they argue like cats & dogs at times..) But that is precisely the sort of dialogue that's needed. They cede to each other's position at times, so it's not strictly partisan.

GB News is the only 'mainstream' source which is daring to speak openly about the 'scamdemic' as a scam, a means of wealth transfer, and as a means of depopulation. They play that card pretty heavy too, it's not a light tickle, it's a full-on smack to the chops. They have guests who speak openly about the fraud & deception, the propaganda of government, the way that the World Economic Forum is hovering around every disruptive event in our developed world, seeminly trying to deconstruct our world so they can effect their Great Reset. Yup, they critique the Great Reset too, they don't shy away from it.

Fair play to them is what I reckon, I hope they continue to prosper long into the future, so we can gain a critical mass of awareness in this nation, getting people ready for the changes which are needed.

Dificult times, and this news group is doing good work in these difficult times.

originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: chr0naut

If it was an opinion piece, why don't you comment on the article rather than trying to discredit the source?

We all know why!

Personally i thought it was a great read and summarised our current political landscape perfectly. Short of calling for an uprising this is the kind of thoughtful and informed insight we need to shine a light on the cretins destroying our way of life.

But, would you class the specific article as news, or as opinion?

I classed the article as opinion because it contained no 'news' content - like much of the rest of the site's content, and of similar online 'news' services.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: igloo

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Not everyone believes that GB News is credible:

GB News UK - Media Bias/Fact Check

Like Fox News, that GB News tries to emulate in the UK market, it consists primarily of opinion pieces and commentary on 'newsy topics', rather than just factual news. It is highly likely that there would usually be insufficient content if the news channel only stuck to fact and not much was happening.

As an example, the article linked to in the OP was an opinion piece. Not news.

What sources do you consider credible?

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I don't classify sites by their credibility. That would be falling for the logical fallacy of argument by authority. I take a skeptical view.

a reply to: chr0naut

Care to comment on the content of the article or just more deflections?

originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: chr0naut

Again, the topic of the post and article, what sensationalist or outrageous claims does it contain?

Name some credible news networks please, so i can provide you with evidence which questions their credibility?

Well, the implicit claim that Brexit was in the slightest way good for the country is a sensationalist and outrageous claim.

The little isolationist fiefdoms of a disconnected and warring world are positively medieval as far as concepts of governance, and yet the far-right, such as this commentator, seems to think they are being progressive. LOL.

The UK initially embraced the European Union because of the potential for enhanced trade and economic stability it offered and by disconnection from that, those advantages go away.

And also one of the less legitimate reasons initially touted for Brexit was online racist fears of "Turkish immigrants" that were not even prevalent in Britain at the time. LOL.

And Britain, after a decade of Conservative and right-wing governance is in a mess, that these same idiots blame on the 'lefties', somehow, as these 'conservatives' desperately try and hang on to power?

The article has no relevant statistics, nor suggests policies to 'turn things around', it is more of the nonsense "trust the plan", with no mention of what that plan is, or how it is expected to work, that we saw with the Q'tards in the US.

Quite simply, Brexit has been a total disaster for the UK, both economically and socially. It has divided the country in more than ideological terms, and will have an economic impact measured in decades. An article that suggests that 'all will be well', all we have to do is to keep doing the same (failing) things, is mindless.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing, over and over, and expecting a different result.