The UK Assimilating With Today's World.

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This story is clearly a forgery. Every Yank knows that the firearms are illegal in the UK, and the entire country
has been effectively disarmed. It's all over the news here, and has been for years...

 I'll wager they had no idea how true that headline would become!
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Sometimes I genuinely feel sorry for the BBC and their forced rhetoric.
Over the years, the established corporation gave the world and impression that Great Britain and its remaining colonies
enjoyed a 'scone-and-cup-of-tea' lifestyle and had a firm grasp on a high moral societal standard.

It was bullsh*t -of course, football hooliganism was blamed on the working-classes that didn't appreciate the gentlemanly
rules of cricket. Unemployment was due to lazy common folk who -as Norman Tebbit once said, wouldn't get on their bicycle
and go and look for work and those in Parliament were beacons of democracy and decency.

What the UK calls 'Job Centres' today, were known as 'Employment Exchanges' back then and it was a shameful act if one
had to enter such a place. To be unable to provide for ones family via your own accountability was a sign of weakness and
the idea of welfare payments was taboo to discuss with one's neighbours.

Government 'did things' and managed intricate affairs of the country, the public didn't need to worry about such complex
burdens and the BBC told you so. Children watched 'Blue Peter' -a British children's television programme that has ran since
1958 and would show how a young person should really behave.

It was mildly-Christian based, with presenters showing how to create Christmas decorations from baubles and wire-coat
hangers. Pets were displayed and handy-tips of gardening were offered. In later years, appeals for particular items around
the house were called for to donate to countries struggling with natural or political negative acts.
To obtain a Blue Peter badge was the ultimate symbol of one's achievement in self-betterment.


Trace, Williams and a later Presenter, John Noakes.

(The first two BBC presenters were Christopher Trace, an actor, and Leila Williams, winner of Miss Great Britain in 1957.
They were supported on occasion by Tony Hart, an artist who later designed the ship logo.
Hart told stories about an elephant called Packi (or Packie). It was broadcast every Thursday for fifteen minutes.)
Try that today!

Crime was performed by uneducated white men with long-suffering wives who were brought-up in inner-cities and tended to
pronounce the word 'bother' as' bovva'. The colour of their skin was never needed to be said and the alleged abuse their spouses
endured was taken as just part of 'that type of life'.


The Bobbies on the beat, The Kray Brothers and Ronnie Biggs, of 'The Great Train Robbery'-fame.

These flat-nosed criminals never used firearms except for intimidation in severe situations and citizens could rest-assured
that the long arm of the law would find these rascals to hold them to account. Some media outlets catered for these ''rough
-and-ready' sorts with biased tales of London Gangland leaders being just boys at-heart and published bare-breasted women
in their daily papers to cater for the one-thing that they knew the working-classes could enjoy. Namely, sex.

With a pompous tone, the BBC assured its listeners and viewers that to be British meant that you were special due to the
simple connection of being under her Royal Majesty's superior eye.

But... that was back in the days of a broadcasting monopoly. Three television channels and two of them belonged to Auntie
Beeb!
(Auntie Beeb: In the early years of its development the administrators were largely of middle class origins and demonstrated
daily that they knew what was best for listeners and later on the viewers. This was derided by critics as the "Auntie knows best"
syndrome.)

Today everything is different. The BBC fights -not for ratings in its immediate and obvious sense, but for the control it once held.
The audiences of the fifties, sixties and seventies has changed, but the demographics are still faulty.

The Government-funded company sees the current differences in viewers as skin-colour, faith-related and disability.
The weaker of communities are exalted in token gestures and the real reasons for their station in society are never
discussed because the BBC never sullied itself with such examination.

A person tends to think that those around them perceives life in a similar manner as they do and so, those who controlled the
programming at the BBC believed that their viewers were of cut from the same cloth. Upper middle-class.
The poor wouldn't have televisions and so didn't need representing and due to the status quo always being in the favour of the
elite-like suburban, well-rounded-toned-voiced nuclear family, the programmes were designed to cater for the majority.

You're told these days that gun-violence is rare in the UK and that racism is rife. The mainstream media fight for your attention
with stories of knife-crimes, drug organisations and sexual exploitation from coordinated grooming gangs in certain ethic-filled
cities. It tells you everything except how it is created.

The impression given to the world of Great Britain was and is, false. Just like every other country around this deceptive planet.
And that's why the mainstream media is dying... it didn't see social media coming along.

Here's three pictures of where it all comes from and you''d have been hard-pushed to find a BBC cameraman and TV Presenter
of that era from ever interviewing them. They all have something in common and it isn't gender, race or faith-connected.