British Right-Wing Pundits

I'll look into setting up a panel to look into the practises of change.org as long as you vote for me!

Been a big week for Murdoch lackeys embarrassing themselves answering questions they could have ignored pic.twitter.com/rgdKxalG2t

— bread and poses (@breadandposes) November 19, 2020

Yes, they're obviously paying close attention.

maybe there is hope for Kieth yet, does she radicalise reconstructed tory-twat ex-human rights lawyers as well?

this is usually the part where I wake up pic.twitter.com/z4Scz6UhBZ

— Will Wiles (@WillWiles) November 27, 2020

apparently old Rodge did a lot of wonderful things for eastern european dissidents, i mean they were white and hated communism so why not?

Applebaum said he sent them lots of books which they were deprived of in the cold war era, lots of HIS books of course lol. She blocked me for suggesting they were using them as bog roll

GETTING OPPRESSED STOP SEND ARISTOTLE STOP

the nauseating spectacle of Scrutes being awarded the Hungarian Order of Merit by Orban is still fresh in the memory

looking back at that pic I think he'd already died a few months before!

@AyoCaesar Can you please remind me of the age of the Prophet Mohammad's first wife? Thank you in anticipation! https://t.co/D7h4aQMuzH

— Julie Burchill (@BoozeAndFagz) December 13, 2020

looks like Julie Burchill is a bit worried everyone has forgotten she exists today or has started a bit too early on the booze and fagz. For context this Islamophobic reply is in defence of a 2012 Rod Liddle Spectator piece where he said he'd never become a teacher because he wouldn't trust himself to not to try and fuck some children.

The line is "I don't think I'd have dabbled much below year 10" which implies he would have gone at least to year 9, which is 13-14 year-old children he would have been unable to stop himself abusing.

toby young vibes

...and Burchill can't even get her racism right

40 years old. Khadijah was a widow, educated, and a successful merchant when she married, ya donkey.

— Ash Sarkar (@AyoCaesar) December 13, 2020

I can't believe when I was young and impressionable, lol my early 20's - I used to think she was pretty sharp and witty at times!

I can even remember her having a real violent dig at Hunter Davies (? I think) for writing some dodgy as fuck paedo normalising copy in one of the broadsheets in the mid 90's, but the memory is bit hazy tbh.

she had an anti-John Peel column when he died based on the fact that he had a "sexy schoolgirl" photo contest or sth in the 70s, and this is like the same thing but much worse?

well maybe she rationalises by: it's just a bit of a laugh in that particular case. God knows, you'd have to be some kind of a sociopath to become a female Liddle defender. I mean he's a violent wife-beater for a start.

(xp) Yes, she was always having a pop at Peel for that one.

St John should have been called out a hell of a lot more than he was but Burchill is the worst possible messenger

JB is a real piece of work.

when i say burchill wrote the book on philosemitism, i really mean it pic.twitter.com/ZC5bDoYbE0

— michael (@Sisyphusa) December 13, 2020

this is just antisemitism with extra steps

Big big menopausal woman with the voice of a bride of Chucky doll on helium. Allow it please.

— The Immaculate Judeception (@judeinlondon2) December 13, 2020

lol jude has been pretty ruthless on her tonight!

this is just antisemitism with extra steps

wasn't she in some massive, stupid, indefensible row with her local Rabbi, accusing her of not being properly jewish enough, etc?

From a review of Julie's play about brexit:

"Meanwhile, on press night, Rod Liddle was in the audience, braying loudly every time the Brexiteers scored a so-called point. Awful to witness, mistaking bullish tribalism for legitimate feeling, and with no interest in examining uncomfortable facts on both sides, at least in People Like Us this messy, polarising Brexit has the play it deserves."

https://www.metro.news/messy-and-inept-julie-burchills-brexit-play-is-just-like-the-real-thing/1260295/

Her Twitter account's gone now

More cancel culture gone mad

_this is just antisemitism with extra steps_

wasn't she in some massive, stupid, indefensible row with her local Rabbi, accusing her of not being properly jewish enough, etc?

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BlTZyHV0kAY/hqdefault.jpg

Reading her Twitter feed this morning I did think "yeah, she won't be on here long" but wasn't expecting it to be deleted a couple of hours later. I reported a very nasty anti-bisexual post she put up a few days ago which seems to have gone unnoticed.

i mean self-hatred blah blah etc -- plus she's weaponised identity as cover for bigotry all her life -- but htf is she not openly and self-declaredly bisexual herself?

She wrote a TV series about it! I do not get what she is about besides giggling and throwing poo, and she can't even seem to do that right these days.

She had a quite a high profile affair with Charlotte Raven, wasnt it? When she was married to the American who also wrote for the Times iirc

From wikipedia

She wrote of the joys of having a "toyboy" in her Times "Weekend Review" column. Fellow NME journalist/author Paul Wellings wrote about their friendship in his book I'm A Journalist...Get Me Out of Here. She has written about her lesbian relationships, and declared that "I would never describe myself as 'heterosexual', 'straight' or anything else. Especially not 'bisexual' (it sounds like a sort of communal vehicle missing a mudguard). I like 'spontaneous' as a sexual description".
In 2009 she said that she was only attracted to girls in their 20s, and since she was now nearly 50, "I really don't want to be an old perv. So best leave it".

quite staggering how a career in broadsheet media has basically turned her into a middle-aged man

How to get ahead in Fleet Street.

quite staggering how a career in broadsheet media has basically turned her into a middle-aged man

seems legit

a middle-aged man with a certain broadsheet-columnist cachet

cocaine and ressentiment

that's how i roll

wd read noodle vague's jeans-wearing thoughts on the culture wars

i am too old for blue jeans, that's about as much as i know

tho i wonder if it's the jeans per se or the jeans/tucked-in shirt combo that reeks

have another line and think about what you've just said

The latter definitely, there are jeans for everyone

i've not been mad about blue jeans for a long time tbf, prefer other colours

for the last 20 odd years I've wore little else other than .. ahem.. relaxed fit, black 501s, for the last decade usually 2nd hand from e-bay. The last ones I ordered they bloody well sent me w34 l32. I angrily messaged them: I wouldn't have even fitted into those 15 years ago (or 35 years ago if my name was Rod Liddle)

me neither calz, but yeah i'd go with black

Black fades so quickly though.