A whackjob caller to a BBC Scotland phone in about Meghan and Harry's return - Glasgow's a socialist hell hole - Part 1

 

Hello again, been some time for two postings in the same week! 

I've a system now.

But, I must report, that the hard left in Glasgow (as in ALL of Glasgow's population, even though it's more of a dump every year) believe that Meghan just simply can’t come back to this “racist land”, as she’s black, and after the “digital lynching of “Professor" Arday", will she be even safe in the UK?

That is honestly what some lunatic said on the BBC Scotland phone in this week (21 August 2026), when discussing the soon to be arrival of the duo + kids.

Here's the link, please go to the 7.00 minute mark. A whack job said that, but in addition just like the Question Time audience, is a part of a horrid group of leftist freaks, who are obviously picked with no randomness involved by the BBC, to spout their utter warped opinions.  

I also must question just who is Wee Ellie and just how did she get in to the phone in?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0030b2w

Seriously, are these people insane? Or, do they suffer from the White Saviour syndrome? This Ellie, also commented on her wonderful, middle-class name. And to think that she actually thinks that she knows more about being “black” than Meghan!

Or, is she just SO trying to be hip, woke and important - a pathetic narcissist; who has been gaslit (and also is amazingly ignorant) as to the actual state of race relations in the UK in 2026, thinking that we’re similar to 1950s southern America?

It's been said before about the standard cliched look of blue hair, angry face and a complete devotion to far-Left, excuse me, "progressive" ideas, but really, a middle-class moron, with her ever so cute name, showing utter ignorance of the UK and world.  Is this the best person that a BBC phone in can get?

I honestly give up having any hope for the left-wing.

Adverts Again - Some recent month's Ridiculousness -

Hey, were' finally back with some of the most utterly, outrageous examples of woke, bigoted advertisements; from TV, the Internet and the Press -

We start with the Bank  of Scotland -

Don't know about my addition, subtraction or fractions, but me thinks that this lot (below) is not that really important to their shareholders?

Facebook and their "users" - 

Yes, this is SO their clientele . . .  

 

  

BBC’s “Health and Wellbeing” page - 

And again, absolutely no male honkies!  Good riddance says them. 8 people – 5x female Whities and 3 BMEs.

Buddhist Islands!

Interesting, the only religious thing to me on the Islands was the Iona settlement.

 

Black Investors –

EXACTLY what Scotland needs and exactly the majority of Scots!

No male crackers allowed!

Yooni courses, this time in Liverpool –

Honky male go away!  Get behind us Satan.

 

Young Scots -

Nowadays, are BMEs, just like you thought!  

They’re obsessed with it, aren’t they!

Until next month, 

Recht.

December and January Adverts - The Same ole, same ole

 

December & January – Adverts –

As usual, the brinkmanship, bias, and downright pandering, shows absolutely no sign of slowing up.  The woke advertising budgets must still think this is a good thing, despite what the actual consumers think!

1) Golf? 

Like what the hell? Really, some inner city BME will be the ideal candidate for this?  Do me an effing favour.

2) Young BME, Female teens are musicians?

Every time I go and see a band, virtually ALL the actual musicians are the guys.

3) The Co-op, normally in very rural areas -

The said areas are almost always stacked with honkies!

4) More Microsoft nonsense - 

This was actually a Christmas advert; no sign of Whitey or Asians, who have literally made Microsoft what it is; simply ridiculous!

5) Black Germans! - 

Self-explanatory.

 

6) Our beloved Scottish National Trust -

It's been woke for ever, even longer when I cancelled my membership a few years ago. With the de rigour of the day; a white women, with a mixed-race kid.

7) Air France!

8)  More, male, black teachers - 

This time, engineers!

9) A Glasgow Christmas - 

Yes, I know we have "refugees" every where now, but not too many are of the mixed-race type of family.

Preposterous.

The Decline of Britain: Immigration, Economy, and a Call for Change - It began in the 60s

 

It’s easy to point fingers when things go wrong, and lately, immigration—legal and illegal—has been a lightning rod for Britain’s frustrations. I understand the concerns about integration and the pressures on our communities, but the real issue runs deeper. 

Over the past two years, we’ve seen significant demographic shifts, with some claiming that 2% of the British population has been “replaced.” (source - Of about 69,000,000 people in the UK; another 1.3 million net, came to the UK in 2023 and 2024 = about 1.8%) But blaming the boats and immigrants misses part of the bigger picture: Britain’s decline has been decades in the making, driven not only by newcomers but by systemic failures rooted in our own society.
Since the 1960s, Britain has been on a downward trajectory. It wasn’t Margaret Thatcher who kicked off the economic struggles—monetarism and cutbacks began under the Labour government in the late 1970s, which even required an IMF bailout. 

Here is Denis Healey, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, openly admitting that wages were out of control and that public spending had to be cut, in order for the economy to improve, via more exports.  Can you actually imagine Rachel Reeves saying this now?  As our debt mounts up on a daily basis.

By 1979, the Tories capitalized on the slogan “Labour Isn’t Working” amid a global recession that deepened our woes. Fast forward to today, and the challenges persist: a budget deficit potentially ballooning to £100-200 billion, whispers of another IMF intervention, and an economy struggling to stay afloat.
https://www.idnfinancials.com/news/57125/britain-faces-threat-of-2025-fiscal-crisis-need-an-imf-bailout

The public sector tells a similar story. Despite claims of austerity since the end of COVID, governments across the UK—England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland—have added 200,000 to 250,000 public sector workers. How can we call this austerity when employment in this sector has surged? Meanwhile, unemployment hovers around 30% in some areas, with millions either unable or unwilling to work—a situation that’s simply unsustainable.

But it’s not just economics. There’s a cultural malaise, too. I saw it first-hand today in Glasgow’s affluent West End, a place that, like many British cities, feels like it’s been crumbling for decades. I went to a local gym to lift weights, only to find a group of teenagers loitering, disrupting the space with no regard for others. 
I guarantee you that in countries like Japan, South Korea and CERTAINLY not in Cambodia, this wouldn’t happen—discipline and respect for shared spaces are non-negotiable there. Here, I had to move to another set of weights, knowing that intervening would likely get me in trouble. This small incident reflects a broader lack of discipline that’s plagued Britain since the 1960s, when we began to lose our sense of collective responsibility.

Immigrants aren’t the root of this problem, though some argue they exacerbate it. The real issue lies with the majority—80-85% of the population, particularly the middle and working classes—who’ve allowed this decline to fester. From economic mismanagement to a lack of civic pride, we’ve failed to keep up with the rest of the world. 
The irony? The world seems to be catching up to our struggles, with similar issues emerging in France, Germany, and beyond.
So, what’s the solution? Some pin their hopes on Reform, but I’m sceptical it’ll change much. Our democratic system, while valuable, has struggled to address these deep-rooted issues. Stronger leadership—perhaps even a more authoritative approach, as seen in places like China—might be needed to restore order and purpose. But that’s a tough sell in a country that cherishes its alleged freedoms - where a misplaced social media post will get you jail time.
Britain isn’t doomed, but we’re at a crossroads. Blaming immigrants or any single group won’t fix our problems. We need to confront the real issues—economic instability, cultural drift, and a lack of discipline—with honesty and bold action. 
What do you think? 
Can we turn things around, or are we stuck in a race to the bottom?

September 2025 Adverts - How timely after recent events in the UK

 

Due to recent news in the UK, I almost feel there's no need to produce this list, of truly awful, DEI inspired advertisements; showing the stunning lack of whitey or crackers in UK commercials.

But alas, we shall carry on.  If for any reason, just to show how ridiculous and discriminatory that these adverts really are.

1) 4 September:

I thought this interesting, as this Saltire card has again, no male honkies in the advertisement.  I would just love to get the actual stats to show what the uptake of these cards are, and of the ethnic uptake in particular.

 

2) 11 September – More BMEs hiking!:

Interesting, have seen many shows recently talking about how the hiking world / rural areas are BME free zones.  

 

3) 12 September - Absurd!:

Black skateboarders and white chicks?  Male honkies ain't welcome at Facebook!

4) 21 September:

Even in Holland, and even with the recent election there this shows that they're every bit as lost as us in the UK.

5) 27 September:

That's right, despite what the MSM is saying about health and insurance markets, and that the BMEs have no money for certain things, it appears that it's only black, Females, who are buying private insurance!

29 September – Self-explanatory!: