Nick Carter icp

Surely the LBTGQIA2+s groups must include spanking in there somewhere ?

Are you asking me to provide evidence to back up my claim that Hamas have committed war crimes ? If so , then ask directly and stop being so vague

Your first post contradicts what you said in the second post . You initially claimed that there were "well documented war crimes committed by Israeli soldiers" and then in the 2nd post you changed that to saying they are were just allegations of war crimes .

When was the last time that you got spanked ?

Trump would have won in 2020 if it wasn't for all those millions of extra votes for Biden which mysteriously materialised just before the polling booths closed .

Its got to the stage when you guys keep pointing the same things out on a daily basis and it just gets repetitive replying to the same points everyday . "He said grab em by the puzzy"

Have you ever been spanked and would you happily publicly admit to it ?

I do disagree : ALL pro Palestinian supporters , All Hamas supporters, ALL Anti semites, ALL Nazis , all the Israel hating LBTG mob , ALL UN/UNRWA members who should support the Palestinians should all wear the Palestinians flag in full view when in public . Just so that we all know

And supported by the NUJ who have members across all UK news providers.

Here https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/news/noam-chomsky-health-update-tributes-b2561064.html

Noam can no longer talk

The BBC began losing its impartiality ever since Rageh Omaar began reporting from Iraq in 2003

Yes, the T.U.C has made the proposal that BBC Journalists should wear Palestinian colours when reporting and that would breach that rule . This thread is about T.U.C proposals that would breach the BBCs impartiality stance

Rule number 4.3.11 4.3.11 Presenters, reporters and correspondents are the public face and voice of the BBC – they can have a significant impact on perceptions of whether due impartiality has been achieved. Our audiences should not be able to tell from BBC output the personal opinions of our journalists or news and current affairs presenters on matters of public policy, political or industrial controversy, or on ‘controversial subjects’ in any other area. https://www.bbc.com/editorialguidelines/guidelines/impartiality/guidelines

Yes , but as you claimed that people are "outraged" and "offended" by this , I wondered whom you are referring to .

Who are the people who are "outraged " and "offended" by this ? There are some people that oppose this proposal . Some people opine that the BBC staff should appear to remain neutral when reporting stories . Cant you just discuss the topic rather then using "Outraged" "Offended" "haters" "Desperate" "Frothing" and over reacting ? "Should the BBC staff wear the colours of people who have committed war crimes and want a genocide against Israeli Jews" is the question

This story is about a proposal by the T.U.C. Do you have a comment to make about the proposal by the T.U.C ? Should BBC reporters show a biased when reporting on stories ?

Its the T.U.C who are trying to organise this . The Telegraph would just be reporting on the T.U.C's actions

The T in T.U.C doesn't stand for "Telegraph" They are the Trades Union Congress . they aren't the Telegraph Union Congress

Those are just allegations and those allegations wouldn't stand up in Court . You would need evidence of those alleged war crimes first before you could bring a prosecution . You don't actually have any evidence of alleged war crimes by Israel . There is lots of evidence of Hamas war crimes though

There isn't any evidence that war crimes are being committed by Israel , the only evidence of any war crimes are those committed by Hamsn

What job are you going to offer the males ?

Your post before I posted .

Just pointing out that you made up claim quite possible didn't happened and you have no evidence to suggest that it did