(07-08-2020, 03:37 AM)veteranhumanbeing Wrote: Outstanding information. They cull/eat their own without knowing what they do (it saves us the trouble).
The reason for such in-fighting (see Tucker Carlson's latest debacle) plain to see and the answer is that
they are no longer able to deliver unbiased neutral information.
Take this one from the BBC today (13th July), here we have an piece where the reader would be left with
the idea that some farm-workers have contracted the panic-causing plague-flu and are now being 'isolated'.
On the BBC news-channel, they do mention the word 'seasonal', but in this article, seasonal and migrant
-worker are kept out of the narrative because of their 'Foreign-Good-England-Bad' agenda.
Christ... in The Hereford Times, they even call them 'Key Workers'!
This is due to their Leftist ideology believing that they would be implying people from other countries visiting
the UK are somehow 'lesser' or dirty. The MSM can't help themselves, they only understand divisiveness and
chicanery.
It was only a couple of months ago, the same agricultural company -A.S Green & Co, were in most of the English
media for their boasting that they had to fly migrant-workers in because the British workforce found the tasks
to demeaning.
The rules of having to stay on site and have a portion of one's salary taken to pay for the accommodation were
not mentioned, nor was the subsidy given by the EU to have people from other countries work in the UK.
The long hours, the poor living conditions and the shitty pay were also omitted.
In those articles, the words 'migrant-workers' and 'seasonal-pickers' were regular because the establishment news
outlets knew it would be insulting to the reader and a pat on the back for anyone from Europe.
But now with the tables turned, a massaged narrative speaks of merely farm-workers coming down with Covid.
Strange how it's the same farming company, though.
Read it and you decide who is actually fake news.
Quote:Coronavirus: Mathon farm workers isolating after 73 cases.BBC:
'Up to 200 workers have been told to self-isolate on the farm where they pick crops after 73 of them
tested positive for Covid-19. Vegetable producers A S Green and Co, in Herefordshire, has gone into
lockdown after the positive tests.
Food and other essential supplies are being delivered to the farm, where the workers have been segregated
into the mobile homes they live in. The firm is also being supported by Public Health England (PHE).
Herefordshire Council, which has organised the supply of deliveries, believes the outbreak is "contained" on
the farm.
Farm 'an extended bubble'
The workers carry out picking and packing work during the harvesting season on the farm, just west of Malvern,
in Worcestershire. The company said the welfare of its staff was its "priority" and further testing of management
and visitors to the farm had so far produced negative test results.
As a precaution, the workers are being treated as "one extended bubble" and are staying within household groups,
the council said. In a statement on its website, A S Green and Co said: "Public Health England advises that it is very
unlikely Covid-19 can be transmitted through food or food packaging, so shoppers can remain confident buying
British fruit and veg."
The farm is currently closed to visitors.
From 29 June to 5 July, Herefordshire had an average rate of two new coronavirus cases per 100,000 people,
figures from Public Health England show. This compares with Leicester, which had 116 cases per 100,000...'
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