The BBC's Attempt to Steal an American Presidential Election
The BBC—the supposedly politically neutral, internationally trusted, “Gold Standard of journalism” BBC—attempted to rig the American 2024 presidential election. There was so much “Fake News” about Russia interfering with the 2016 Presidential Election and which was proven to be “Fake News”, but the “real news”—which is so incredible that the British press can barely bring themselves to articulate it—is that the British Broadcasting Corporation thought they could get away with pushing the American Presidential Election towards Kamala Harris...
BC programmes are viewed by about 44 million people in America and it tends to be trusted, probably, in part, due to an out-dated understanding of Britain as sexually restrained and obsessed with tea and formality...
As part of this episode, they showed a clip of President Trump’s speech to his supporters on the 6th January, 2021... it seamlessly spliced together parts of the speech that were separated by 54 minutes in order to make it look like Trump deliberately incited a violent riot on that day. In reality, of course, Trump did no such thing...
It was a reflection of the left-wing attitude that “instrumental harm” is acceptable: the ends justify the means...
President Trump has put the BBC on notice that he will sue it for a billion dollars unless they conspicuously apologise, withdraw the Panorama episode and compensate him... There are many reasons to be critical of President Trump or of Elon Musk, but both have done something great for Britain, their ancestral nation. They have compelled this collapsing, woke, semi-dictatorship to confront the evils within: the grooming gangs and, with the help of The Daily Telegraph, a national broadcaster that makes Pravda seem truthful. It is these men, not Sir Ed Davey and his woke fellow travellers, who are the “patriotic” Brits.
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Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1bn over speech edit, Sky News, 11 November 2025.
How the BBC became the propaganda arm of Hamas, Spiked, 10 November 2025.