Showing posts with label Gary Lineker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gary Lineker. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 July 2023

If Gulf Stream collapses, welcome to the Ice Age

 

Nowadays, folks are complaing about unusually high temperatures. Well, their concerns could soon be unfounded as there are predictions that as early as 2025 the Gulf Stream will collapse plunging Europe into a new Ice Age.

This will mean that very soon Britain and Europe will be covered by massive layers of ice and that Europe and much of Africa will be united by ice. There won't be any navigation and migration problems affecting Britain and Europe will come to an end. Who will want to come and live in areas that will have 60 degrees of more below zero. Magically, all those talking about Net Zero will automatically get it. We will not have to worry about the Bank of England raising interest, there will be no banking system, no dinghies crossing the Channel, no religious conflicts, because because there will be no Christians, no Muslims, no Jews or people of any other religion because they will simply be unable to remain in Britain and in Europe.

There was a time during the Ice Ages that Britain was under hundreds of meters of ice that one such time might be approaching pretty fast. It is said that the Gulf Stream collapsed and re-started several times during Earth's evolution. Imagine a time when there will no Labour Party, no SNP, no Just Stop Oil, no people sleeping rough on the streets and that if anybody tried to sleep rough on the streets there would be no streets as the entire land would be under hundreds of meters of ice.

I find the news about the soon to be collapse of the Gulf Stream absolutely wonderful. We need renewal. We need change for the better. If people themselves are unable or unwilling to change their ways, then Nature will do it for them. Imagine a world without Gary Lineker, without Coutts, without BBC. Absolutely marvellous.



Friday, 10 March 2023

Gary Lineker: Using the BBC for political agendas

 

For a long time, there has been criticism regarding BBC Superstars and the fact that they are overlypaid when the coorportation has been downsizing and cutting down services.

Not a year goes by without hearing announcements regarding services being cut off to save money and it is not any money. It is about money gathered because people most of whom do not watch the BBC are forced to pay under duress.

Despite the fact the he made a name because of football, Gary Lineker has very well known political views and political allegiances. If we want a BBC that is seen as impartial, Gary Lineker is not the best exponent of such impartiality and perhaps, and without perhaps, this led the BBC to make the decision not to allow the presenter to host a very public football programme. His twitter comments led to confrontation and even division between peoples that hold similar political views. Exponents of the Jewish Communities in the UK have shown that they are not happy - in some cases that they are deeply unhappy - to hear or see that the experiences of 70 or so years ago are being used for party political purposes in the United Kingdom. Is this a watershed moment? Are people tired enough of seeing words like Nazi, Fascist, Racist, Homophobe, Transphobe used to prevent any qualified debate about many of today's issues and ills?

Gary Lineker is not a Member of Parliament. Perhaps he should consider leaving the BBC, stopping being a sports presenter, and engage in politics full on. Then he could talk about politics using his own steam instead of using his presence as presenter of a public broadcaster to promote his views. It is become apparent that many communities in the United Kingdom are not happy when they are flooded with illegal immigrant centres and their local economies that were already in trouble before their hospitality industry was used for purposes that have nothing to do with the reasons why the hospitality industry was created. Calling disgruntled and desperate local communities Far Right or Racist is in itself a form of abuse. Local inhabitants become hostages of circumstances beyond their control. They become victims of decisions made by political groups that are not to have to cope with the repercusions of their decisions. 

What is happening in many local communities across the United Kingdom shows, once again, the disconnect between the well-off and the poorer segments of society. The said centres are not set up in well-off areas. The said centres are set up in the poorest areas of Britain. Rich Liberals and Champagne Socialists are condemning the poorest in Britain to live in conditions that Rich Liberals and Champagne Socialist would not want to live in.