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By *hyna Hutch OP   Man
2 days ago

valleys

No...

..not Donald sucks black fella's cock.

Who's gonna win? $$$$$$$$$$$$

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By *eedsbearmanMan
2 days ago

Leeds

I mean 5 billion is slightly ridiculous, but the BBC newsroom does seem to keep showing itself up time and time again.

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By *oose1Man
2 days ago

doncaster

It won’t bother the BBC they’ll just put the licence fee up

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By *usan jonesTV/TS
2 days ago

Wolverhampton

Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for "

Total stupidity from this gangster. With luck the judge will have Trump removed to a lunatic asylum where he should be anyway.

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By *0yguyMan
2 days ago

Cumberland

Trump may win his case, if it’s not thrown out by the court, but I doubt he’ll get punitive damages

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By *heff24Man
2 days ago

Sheffield

Hope he puts them out of business.

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By *onstant.Man
2 days ago

Middlesbrough

That's why the license fee is high.

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Flintshire

Trump's lawsuit against the BBC serves to highlight serious concerns about media accuracy and portrayal. The media needs to be mindful of the impact of their reporting, unfounded fabrications clearly damage reputations. In falsely portraying Trump, dear old Aunty Beeb has certainly chosen the wrong man to victimise and deserves to pay an appropriate penalty, another nail in the coffin of this dated and sullied establishment!

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine


"Hope he puts them out of business.

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A forlorn hope, but if that’s your opinion 😂.

The BBC lawyers are happy that the criminal has no case and I am much more persuaded by their opinion.

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By *ocbigMan
2 days ago

Birmingham


"Trump's lawsuit against the BBC serves to highlight serious concerns about media accuracy and portrayal. The media needs to be mindful of the impact of their reporting, unfounded fabrications clearly damage reputations. In falsely portraying Trump, dear old Aunty Beeb has certainly chosen the wrong man to victimise and deserves to pay an appropriate penalty, another nail in the coffin of this dated and sullied establishment! "

That would be the entirely honest and truthful, never knowingly misled or lied or covered up anything ever, never bullying POTUS?

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By *ickSeekerMan
2 days ago

Canterbury

Was the editing the result of malicious bias, lapse in judgement or sheer incompetence / stupidity? 🤷🏽‍♂️ I think the BBC walked into it with gusto🤦🏽‍♂️; on the other hand, the collection of lawsuits T*ump has brought against news outlets of all ilks, with varying outcomes, makes for peculiar reading 🤔...thin-skinned serial litigant? Or averse to criticism? 🤨 If all those who write, utter or spread malicious, false, offensive, libellous or vile vitriol were taken to court, it'd be a pretty crowded (and interesting) space🙄. I rest my case your honours! ⚖️

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By *estwillMan
2 days ago

Bracknell

I object to BBC staff deliberately trying to deceive me. The people directly involved in editing Trump's speech have not been sacked. In my view, they ought to have been. I will never trust Panorama again.

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull

Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets.

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By *ocbigMan
2 days ago

Birmingham


"I object to BBC staff deliberately trying to deceive me. The people directly involved in editing Trump's speech have not been sacked. In my view, they ought to have been. I will never trust Panorama again."

I believe those directly involved were freelancers or/and a production company, probably struggle to get BBC work again, but BBC can’t fire them. Whilst not excusing the edit, if I thought the BBC were alone inthis I might be more upset, but such is the bias in other media especially print i cannot get worked up about it, the edit didn’t really alter the meaning, just cut out his ramblings.

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By *anleybeatonMan
2 days ago

london

the publicity for the BBC internationally will be horrendous and serves them right

I doubt any court would award him billions but it may force the BBC to take a good long look at itself and where it's been getting it so wrong

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By *estcum2020Man
2 days ago

Workington


"I object to BBC staff deliberately trying to deceive me. The people directly involved in editing Trump's speech have not been sacked. In my view, they ought to have been. I will never trust Panorama again.

I believe those directly involved were freelancers or/and a production company, probably struggle to get BBC work again, but BBC can’t fire them. Whilst not excusing the edit, if I thought the BBC were alone inthis I might be more upset, but such is the bias in other media especially print i cannot get worked up about it, the edit didn’t really alter the meaning, just cut out his ramblings."

It completely changed the meaning. I watched it at the time it was first broadcast and remember thinking OMG I had no idea or recollection that he had been so blatant and direct in what he said. Over a year later it turns out he wasn't. Very misleading edit!

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By *mmabluTV/TS
2 days ago

wirral


"I object to BBC staff deliberately trying to deceive me. The people directly involved in editing Trump's speech have not been sacked. In my view, they ought to have been. I will never trust Panorama again."
Have not trusted panorama for years and the BBC deserve to be sued especially as people responsible have not been sacked

The amount of money Trump is taking for is however stupid

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By *amarinMan
2 days ago

St Helens

Trump did incite violence at the January 6th insurrection and if he hadn't been voted back in as president would have been jailed for it. BBC were wrong to edit the footage the way they did and it was misleading, but it certainly doesn't mean Trump wasn't inciting insurrection. How he can claim damages in a Florida court over a British broadcaster is insane, but then, the man himself is totally insane

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By *xtraoneMan
2 days ago

Gloucester

Why don't we treat him like any other foreign head of state what's next Putin suing the BBC because they're nasty about him.

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine


"Trump's lawsuit against the BBC serves to highlight serious concerns about media accuracy and portrayal. The media needs to be mindful of the impact of their reporting, unfounded fabrications clearly damage reputations. In falsely portraying Trump, dear old Aunty Beeb has certainly chosen the wrong man to victimise and deserves to pay an appropriate penalty, another nail in the coffin of this dated and sullied establishment! "

Would you be very kind and point out how you were misled by the Panorama program in question?

I watched quite a few live broadcasts of that utterly disgraceful attack which the criminal launched against democracy that day. The lunatic slabberd on for ages and any one would have had to cut this wind-bags ravings, I know that I was not misled in the slightest.

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By *aturedaddy123Man
2 days ago

Wirral


"Hope he puts them out of business.

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That's the kind of drivel I'd expect to hear from Trump. What on earth would be the benefit of the BBC going out of business? For all its faults it is still a beacon of sense and order in an increasingly crazy world.

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By *heff24Man
2 days ago

Sheffield

A beacon of sense? Give over!

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine


"Why don't we treat him like any other foreign head of state what's next Putin suing the BBC because they're nasty about him. "

Well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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By *illgossardTV/TS
2 days ago

Abergavenny

I really hope the BBC can get a receptionist to send his writ back with fuck off written in Sharpie across the address.returnnto sender.

Avoiding any expensive lawyers at all

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By *iono555Man
2 days ago

DERBY

TBH after the way the BBC treat Trans people, I've no sympathy for them.

I've just closed my bbc account ( no more Stuart Maconie, no more Cerys, no more Dr Who... oh well ).

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine


"I really hope the BBC can get a receptionist to send his writ back with fuck off written in Sharpie across the address.returnnto sender.

Avoiding any expensive lawyers at all "

I fully agree, and it would also be a good opportunity to point out that the US will refuse to accept convicted felons from here and we certainly don’t want there’s. Bringing that l pile of dung over here for a state visit was utterly disgraceful, another stain on Starmer.

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By *SAOFMan
2 days ago

Work/Play in London, live in Kent

Once you enter the US justice system you expose yourself to lots of pitfalls. One of them is the deposition issue. I am not sure if the World’s Largest Cheesy Whatsitt will want to be asked multiple questions about his good character. He has tried to avoid depositions up to now and as a result has settled before he got to them. I wonder if he will be keen on answering the Aunty’s counsel’s forensic questions or try to push the case out for three years amd just use it’s existence as a hammer to beat the newsroom.

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold


"TBH after the way the BBC treat Trans people, I've no sympathy for them.

I've just closed my bbc account ( no more Stuart Maconie, no more Cerys, no more Dr Who... oh well ).

"

I didn’t realise those were all trannies?

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By *onest and DiscreetMan
2 days ago

Southend-on-Sea

Just remember who will be paying this bill i will cancel my tv licence if they pay this arsehole any money.

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By *ot older guyTV/TS
2 days ago

exmouth


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for "

Exactly,that was just wrong

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By *ot older guyTV/TS
2 days ago

exmouth


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for

Total stupidity from this gangster. With luck the judge will have Trump removed to a lunatic asylum where he should be anyway."

Total stupidity,so its ok to slander and libel someone and falsify things so people think he is something he's not or inciting violence

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By *idingcockMan
2 days ago

Driffield

The Beeb will have taken the best legal advice. They should ride it out. It wasn’t even broadcast in Florida and he’s out of time to bring proceedings in the UK.

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By *b20Man
2 days ago

Glasgow


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for

Exactly,that was just wrong"

Yes i think they should be made to transmit an on air public apology, as they blatantly lied by making Trumpet, say things that he didn't by splicing and joining tapes

But don't give him any money

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By *yleLMan
2 days ago

Burnley


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for

Total stupidity from this gangster. With luck the judge will have Trump removed to a lunatic asylum where he should be anyway."

So you think its ok for a national broadcaster to cut and paste material in a video clip, to make someone say something they never actually said. With that kind of a warped and twisted view on what's ok, I would suggest its you who is the lunatic and needs to be locked up.

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By *aremanMan
2 days ago

Hingham

Some suggest that this is simply part of the orange liar's intention to realign European countries with far right, (and pro-Russia) parties. I think there's something in that.

Still, the message is clear, no-one can be allowed to slightly misrepresent the orange bastard, but he can defame anyone he likes, in public, on the record. And often does.

I don't think the BBC is perfect, far from it, but allowing a crazy foreigner to dictate its policy is not the way to go.

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By *yleLMan
2 days ago

Burnley

Oh how you lefties do scream!

My god.

You will make any excuse.

Allow any comment.

Turn a blind eye to any wrong doing that the bbc commits, if it is made against anyone or anything that is against your lefty dogma.

Hope you all have nervous breakdowns if/when the bbc gets sued into extinction, which is all it deserves.

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By *aremanMan
2 days ago

Hingham


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So you think its ok for a national broadcaster to cut and paste material in a video clip, to make someone say something they never actually said. With that kind of a warped and twisted view on what's ok, I would suggest its you who is the lunatic and needs to be locked up."

Says Vance...

Trump actually said everything included in the clips. And it is fairly clear - from subsequent pardons issued to insurrectionists if nothing else - the BBC correctly assessed the dogwhistle Trump was sending to his supporters.

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By *aremanMan
2 days ago

Hingham


"Oh how you lefties do scream!

My god.

You will make any excuse.

Allow any comment.

Turn a blind eye to any wrong doing that the bbc commits, if it is made against anyone or anything that is against your lefty dogma.

Hope you all have nervous breakdowns if/when the bbc gets sued into extinction, which is all it deserves."

Interesting that you think it is impossible to dislike your dayglow orange hero without subscribing to a dogma or being a "leftie". Looks like some kind of transference to me.

The late Dick Cheney would have disagreed with you. (You may need to look him up: Bush 43's minder) Growing numbers of Republicans are getting very uneasy about what's going on.

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull


"to make someone say something they never actually said"

You are factually wrong. They didn't fake what he said at all. He said those things. Sure the edit distilled it into something more punchy, but he said them; I watched it unfold live.

Fact, as if I need to repeat it. He wound up his supporters into doing what they thought was "fighting like hell" to try and get an election overturned by force of will, and violent action. They broke into the Capitol, ran riot and caused harm. And anybody who thinks they would have done that without Trump inciting them is an idiot, no apologies for using the word. He was trailing it for weeks beforehand, tweeting "it's going to be wild" etc. Roger Stone's greasy hand was all over it too.

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By *yleLMan
2 days ago

Burnley


"to make someone say something they never actually said

You are factually wrong. They didn't fake what he said at all. He said those things. Sure the edit distilled it into something more punchy, but he said them; I watched it unfold live.

Fact, as if I need to repeat it. He wound up his supporters into doing what they thought was "fighting like hell" to try and get an election overturned by force of will, and violent action. They broke into the Capitol, ran riot and caused harm. And anybody who thinks they would have done that without Trump inciting them is an idiot, no apologies for using the word. He was trailing it for weeks beforehand, tweeting "it's going to be wild" etc. Roger Stone's greasy hand was all over it too. "

What complete and utter bullshit.

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By *awihMan
2 days ago

Aldershot


"Trump may win his case, if it’s not thrown out by the court, but I doubt he’ll get punitive damages "

As I understand it, as the program wasn’t broadcast in the states, they don’t have (or shouldn’t have) jurisdiction, it would need to be filed in the UK. Could be wrong but it will be interesting to see. Of course Tango man wants to file in the states because he has stacked the judiciary with his own appointments.

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By *ffsideMan
2 days ago

liverpool


"to make someone say something they never actually said

You are factually wrong. They didn't fake what he said at all. He said those things. Sure the edit distilled it into something more punchy, but he said them; I watched it unfold live.

Fact, as if I need to repeat it. He wound up his supporters into doing what they thought was "fighting like hell" to try and get an election overturned by force of will, and violent action. They broke into the Capitol, ran riot and caused harm. And anybody who thinks they would have done that without Trump inciting them is an idiot, no apologies for using the word. He was trailing it for weeks beforehand, tweeting "it's going to be wild" etc. Roger Stone's greasy hand was all over it too.

What complete and utter bullshit."

Ha ha....they live amongst us and vote reform

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By *ary1066Man
2 days ago

Preston


"Trump may win his case, if it’s not thrown out by the court, but I doubt he’ll get punitive damages

As I understand it, as the program wasn’t broadcast in the states, they don’t have (or shouldn’t have) jurisdiction, it would need to be filed in the UK. Could be wrong but it will be interesting to see. Of course Tango man wants to file in the states because he has stacked the judiciary with his own appointments."

so you watch your German porn of donkey sex would mean you can’t get done for animal cruelty because the donkey was called klaus, media has no borders since the internet

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By *acingfanMan
2 days ago

Huddersfield

If this keeps John Barrowman off our screens, then I'm happy.

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By *awihMan
2 days ago

Aldershot


"Trump may win his case, if it’s not thrown out by the court, but I doubt he’ll get punitive damages

As I understand it, as the program wasn’t broadcast in the states, they don’t have (or shouldn’t have) jurisdiction, it would need to be filed in the UK. Could be wrong but it will be interesting to see. Of course Tango man wants to file in the states because he has stacked the judiciary with his own appointments. so you watch your German porn of donkey sex would mean you can’t get done for animal cruelty because the donkey was called klaus, media has no borders since the internet "

You obviously have a poor understanding of the concept of jurisdiction - it is a case of where the offence was committed. If you commit a crime in one country, you don’t get to choose which country you get taken to court.

Even in the UK there are at least 3 different judicial systems (England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland).

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

Oh I’m sure he will get over it!

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull


"to make someone say something they never actually said

You are factually wrong. They didn't fake what he said at all. He said those things. Sure the edit distilled it into something more punchy, but he said them; I watched it unfold live.

Fact, as if I need to repeat it. He wound up his supporters into doing what they thought was "fighting like hell" to try and get an election overturned by force of will, and violent action. They broke into the Capitol, ran riot and caused harm. And anybody who thinks they would have done that without Trump inciting them is an idiot, no apologies for using the word. He was trailing it for weeks beforehand, tweeting "it's going to be wild" etc. Roger Stone's greasy hand was all over it too.

What complete and utter bullshit."

Is that really all you've got? One meaningless sentence?

Come on then big-mouth with your juvenile attempt at a dismissive putdown, tell me what is untrue in anything I said. Because I know for a fact that Trump wound up his redneck supporters, that they showed up in a mob, that they ran riot because he told them to. The only thing that surprised me is that more violence wasn't done because he was dog whistling for it to happen.

If the Beeb have good lawyers they will make this patently clear and get this bullshit (your word) suit thrown out of court.

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By *aturistbiguyMan
2 days ago

Wolverhampton

Weather you like Trump or not he has every right to sue the BBC for what they did,

They misslead the public deliberately to fit their agenda,

I for one believed that speech to be true and didn't want him back in the white house as a result, yes there are other things too but that peach made me believe it was

And the beeb have been covering their own arses for years with the likes of Jimmy Saville brushing stuff under the carpet amongst other things, its about time they get held accountable and if that means they get taken to the cleaners so be it

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

They do produce the finest costume dramas

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Flintshire


"They do produce the finest costume dramas "

And Bill and Ben, the Woodentops too of course!

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull


"They do produce the finest costume dramas

And Bill and Ben, the Woodentops too of course! "

Back to your cocoa old man!

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By *utcock61Man
2 days ago

glasgow

Rude man.

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By *xMartixxTV/TS
2 days ago

Cambridge


"Weather you like Trump or not he has every right to sue the BBC for what they did,

They misslead the public deliberately to fit their agenda,

I for one believed that speech to be true and didn't want him back in the white house as a result, yes there are other things too but that peach made me believe it was

And the beeb have been covering their own arses for years with the likes of Jimmy Saville brushing stuff under the carpet amongst other things, its about time they get held accountable and if that means they get taken to the cleaners so be it"

Absolutely correct, not a great fan of him although there is a lot he says makes sense and also a lot of very strange things he says.

On the BBC yes sue about time that organization gets it's ripped apart.

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By *elljelMan
2 days ago

clacton/harlow


"Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets. "

so you chose to not watch the bits that didn’t suit you & make an assumption- condemning trump & condoning the BBC’s backhanded tactics? …. Interesting

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By *ocbigMan
2 days ago

Birmingham


"Weather you like Trump or not he has every right to sue the BBC for what they did,

They misslead the public deliberately to fit their agenda,

I for one believed that speech to be true and didn't want him back in the white house as a result, yes there are other things too but that peach made me believe it was

And the beeb have been covering their own arses for years with the likes of Jimmy Saville brushing stuff under the carpet amongst other things, its about time they get held accountable and if that means they get taken to the cleaners so be it"

So how does a thin skinned orange man with a tenuous grip on truth himself(…his latest press conference about this says BBC made him say things he didn’t say…which isn’t true) achieve that? It is simply another way for a rich man to monetize his position.

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull


"Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets. so you chose to not watch the bits that didn’t suit you & make an assumption- condemning trump & condoning the BBC’s backhanded tactics? …. Interesting "

I said what I said. I watched most of it live and I know what I saw.

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By *elljelMan
2 days ago

clacton/harlow


"Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets. so you chose to not watch the bits that didn’t suit you & make an assumption- condemning trump & condoning the BBC’s backhanded tactics? …. Interesting

I said what I said. I watched most of it live and I know what I saw. "

again … most of it - that’s my point, you can tell a story in the wrong order- it completely changes the story?

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By *attersbyMan
2 days ago

cotswold

A bit like Les Dawson on the piano !!!

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By *elljelMan
2 days ago

clacton/harlow


"A bit like Les Dawson on the piano !!!"

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By *dstefiMan
2 days ago

Solihull


"Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets. so you chose to not watch the bits that didn’t suit you & make an assumption- condemning trump & condoning the BBC’s backhanded tactics? …. Interesting

I said what I said. I watched most of it live and I know what I saw. again … most of it - that’s my point, you can tell a story in the wrong order- it completely changes the story? "

Yes, and Donald Trump did not incite a riot that got some people killed just because I didn't watch every last second of his tedious rambles.

You're living in a dreamworld.

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By *ocbigMan
2 days ago

Birmingham


"Trump will win they blatantly cut his speech to be something it wasn’t to suit their bias they deserve to be sued for lying to us

I doubt he will get his £10bn though that’s a hell if a lot to ask for

Total stupidity from this gangster. With luck the judge will have Trump removed to a lunatic asylum where he should be anyway.

So you think its ok for a national broadcaster to cut and paste material in a video clip, to make someone say something they never actually said. With that kind of a warped and twisted view on what's ok, I would suggest its you who is the lunatic and needs to be locked up."

I assume that the mob that rioted and damaged and injured listened to every word themselves and didn’t only hear the fight like hell bit? I am sure they listened to all the waffle that filled in the bits between edits, how great some people are, how the election was a fix etc etc..of course they did. The edit was wrong but it didn’t change words or context.

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By *elljelMan
2 days ago

clacton/harlow


"Look, I didn't see the Panorama thing or the edit, but I did watch a lot of Jan 6 unfolding live as it happened. And in my opinion Trump did incite the riot; he and his shady henchmen and useful idiots had been trailing it for weeks beforehand, and most of his rhetoric on the day was inciteful, he riled up a crowd of pissed off rednecks and got something like the desired result although didn't manage to get his "disloyal" VP strung up by a lynch mob.

I read his "go home in peace" stuff at the end as a belated realisation that his words had led to real damage and harm, and something that was probably forced on him by his PR team to calm the temperature before things got even more out of hand.

He should have been done and tried for insurrection and I'm still baffled as to why he wasn't. Probably just the fear of an actual civil war starting and the possibility of the National Guard having to gun down raging civilians on US streets. so you chose to not watch the bits that didn’t suit you & make an assumption- condemning trump & condoning the BBC’s backhanded tactics? …. Interesting

I said what I said. I watched most of it live and I know what I saw. again … most of it - that’s my point, you can tell a story in the wrong order- it completely changes the story?

Yes, and Donald Trump did not incite a riot that got some people killed just because I didn't watch every last second of his tedious rambles.

You're living in a dreamworld. "

the Americans seem to like him

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By *ssex33Man
2 days ago

thurrock Tilbury essex

There's nothing wrong with that

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By *ssex33Man
2 days ago

thurrock Tilbury essex


"No...

..not Donald sucks black fella's cock.

Who's gonna win? $$$$$$$$$$$$"

What you talking about There's nothing better really lol

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By *aturistbiguyMan
2 days ago

Wolverhampton


"Weather you like Trump or not he has every right to sue the BBC for what they did,

They misslead the public deliberately to fit their agenda,

I for one believed that speech to be true and didn't want him back in the white house as a result, yes there are other things too but that peach made me believe it was

And the beeb have been covering their own arses for years with the likes of Jimmy Saville brushing stuff under the carpet amongst other things, its about time they get held accountable and if that means they get taken to the cleaners so be it

So how does a thin skinned orange man with a tenuous grip on truth himself(…his latest press conference about this says BBC made him say things he didn’t say…which isn’t true) achieve that? It is simply another way for a rich man to monetize his position."

And he needs to be made accountable for things he does and say,

But this is about thet the beeb did and they was out off line and should pay for it.

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By *amsoonMan
1 day ago

stornoway

I would say the odds are that this will be settled out of court. A statement will be issued to mollify both parties. A donation to some charity. Everything brushed over.

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By *anchester34Man
1 day ago

Manchester

Trump taking a bbc up his orange bum would be funny tho

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By *hyna Hutch OP   Man
1 day ago

valleys

The looonatics are taking over the asylum.

Babrum- pum 🎶

The looonatics are taking over the asylum.

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By *espectdueMan
1 day ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon

The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot.

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By *awihMan
1 day ago

Aldershot


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot. "

A greedy, self obsessed, crooked idiot.

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By *ames canMan
1 day ago

monaghan

Can someone explain how this would actually work..from a legal standpoint...?

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Flintshire


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot. "

So you agree with gross defamation of character and false portrayal by those who clearly oppose Trump in the media? .... That seems to serve to illustrate which man really meets the description you mention.

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By *espectdueMan
1 day ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot.

So you agree with gross defamation of character and false portrayal by those who clearly oppose Trump in the media? .... That seems to serve to illustrate which man really meets the description you mention."

Defamation of character?

He's character is that of a man child.

Cannot be relied upon to keep a promise.

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By *q oralistMan
1 day ago

Torquay

I think we all know that Trump is a kind of 'oddball', and so many have fun trashing him, calling hem a 'man child' etc. But the fact is though he is not always wrong. His take on may issues is correct, hence he has a very large following.

It's hardly a secret that the leftist BBC despises Trump and will do a 'hatchet job' as they would call it, if the chance arises. It seems pretty obvious that taking two clips from his speech over 50 minutes apart, and putting them together so that he seems to utter one sentence advocating voilence, was a deliberate attempt to trash Trump and mislead the viewers.

If he wins he deserves to. Whether that means the damages should be billions of dollars is another matter.

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By *q oralistMan
1 day ago

Torquay

BBC bias is a major problem as confirmed by 'insiders' How do we know? read the books by Robin Aitken, ex BBC reporter, ex presenter The today Programme, etc .etc .

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By *aturedaddy123Man
1 day ago

Wirral


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot. "

Actually, idiot would be an upgrade for Trump.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Flintshire


"I think we all know that Trump is a kind of 'oddball', and so many have fun trashing him, calling hem a 'man child' etc. But the fact is though he is not always wrong. His take on may issues is correct, hence he has a very large following.

It's hardly a secret that the leftist BBC despises Trump and will do a 'hatchet job' as they would call it, if the chance arises. It seems pretty obvious that taking two clips from his speech over 50 minutes apart, and putting them together so that he seems to utter one sentence advocating voilence, was a deliberate attempt to trash Trump and mislead the viewers.

If he wins he deserves to. Whether that means the damages should be billions of dollars is another matter. "

Agreed! 👍👍👍

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By *3versMan
1 day ago

glasgow


"No...

..not Donald sucks black fella's cock.

Who's gonna win? $$$$$$$$$$$$"

It's like Dr Evil in Austin Powers

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By *espectdueMan
1 day ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"I think we all know that Trump is a kind of 'oddball', and so many have fun trashing him, calling hem a 'man child' etc. But the fact is though he is not always wrong. His take on may issues is correct, hence he has a very large following.

It's hardly a secret that the leftist BBC despises Trump and will do a 'hatchet job' as they would call it, if the chance arises. It seems pretty obvious that taking two clips from his speech over 50 minutes apart, and putting them together so that he seems to utter one sentence advocating voilence, was a deliberate attempt to trash Trump and mislead the viewers.

If he wins he deserves to. Whether that means the damages should be billions of dollars is another matter. "

He's not and oddball, he's vile.

Speaking ill of a man who's just been murdered along with his wife just because he disagreed with his view.

Absolute piece of sh*t.

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By *ocbigMan
1 day ago

Birmingham


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot. "

The man is a power crazed narcissistic, thin skinned bully, nothing more nothing less.

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By *ungandMan
1 day ago

daveyhulme


"The thought of a president sueing a foreign tv channel is ridiculous.

It would have had no impact in the usa as no one over there watched it.

I hear he's now going back on a deal with Britain over tech.

The mans an idiot.

The man is a power crazed narcissistic, thin skinned bully, nothing more nothing less."

He’s a bully and anyone who stands up to him feels the wrath of him or his supporters.

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By *m3232Man
1 day ago

maidenhead

The bbc is a crooked organisation that should be disbanded immediately.

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By *imetoplayMan
1 day ago

stanford le hope

Regardless about if you agree or disagree with Trump.

It would appear to be correct that the BBC has not reported the truth but edited a speech.

For that they have left themselves wide open for a law suite.

It has been suggested over the years that this is not the first time they have done this, unfortunately this time they picked on the wrong person.

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By *ubfordom-travellingMan
1 day ago

south wales and south west

Legally, in the UK not only are the claimed damages exceeding the cap but also past the time that he could have made a claim.

In Florida, where the lawsuit is taking place, there is no demonstrable evidence that a single person has filed any complaint about the documentary or the editing, which would demonstrate any damage to the reputation of the cheeto in chief.

Simply put, this is grandstanding for the sake of it and to get his minions riled up about something he has no chance of succeeding at. He's playing pissed off litigator when he should be in a dementia ward.

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By *1CrowMan
1 day ago

Sandhurst

Trump is unlikely to win, which will make all his sycophantic supporters cry like babies.

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By *ocbigMan
1 day ago

Birmingham


"The bbc is a crooked organisation that should be disbanded immediately. "

What purpose would that serve. There are any number of ‘crooked organizations’ that need disbanding before we get to the BBC, an organization that has direct competition, can easily be ignored and relies on the political whim of whoever is currently in power.

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By *ubfordom-travellingMan
1 day ago

south wales and south west


"The bbc is a crooked organisation that should be disbanded immediately.

What purpose would that serve. There are any number of ‘crooked organizations’ that need disbanding before we get to the BBC, an organization that has direct competition, can easily be ignored and relies on the political whim of whoever is currently in power."

Disband X, youtube, telegram, snapchat, tiktok and then introduce a bill opposite to Australia, where adults are banned from social media. That would fix much of the hysterics around the BBC or any legacy media.

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By *aremanMan
1 day ago

Hingham

The BBC isn't criminal enough to get a free pass from Tango...

https://www.gov.ca.gov/2025/12/16/trumpcriminals/

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By *se_my_assMan
1 day ago

Erdington


"No...

..not Donald sucks black fella's cock.

Who's gonna win? $$$$$$$$$$$$"

Trump will take a settlement.

The BBC stupidly acknowledged they did wrong and fired bosses.

Imo I hope the BBC shuts down. The think the general public owes them a living just because they self claim their a national treasure. Well true national treasures shouldn't be taking people with dementia to court for forgetting to pay for a licence.

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By *aremanMan
1 day ago

Hingham

It shouldn't be impossible to fund a slimmed-down BBC as a subscription service like any other. Public-service and some news broadcasts would be exempt, but entertainment would be behind the paywall. Or even just some of it. Collection would be by direct debit, and Crapita could sling its hook.

The corporation is far too large, due to decades of empire-building. It is hideously overmanaged, and the management culture is overwhelmingly leftist. If you want to know what Auntie will be covering today, and how, just look at The Guardian.

But it is not for a demented wannabe dictator across the pond to destroy it.

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By *hirtyguyMan
1 day ago

Coleraine

I remember when no lawyer in the US would represent the criminal Trump unless he paid them up front, because he habitually failed to do so. This case is just nonsense and typical of every word uttered by that pile of shite.

The BBC should in these circumstances follow the example set by Mr Andy Mountbatten Windsor and laugh at the fool who issued it. Particularly appropriate as they were both members of Epstein’s pedo club.😂😂😂✌️✌️✌️

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By *ames canMan
1 day ago

monaghan


"I think we all know that Trump is a kind of 'oddball', and so many have fun trashing him, calling hem a 'man child' etc. But the fact is though he is not always wrong. His take on may issues is correct, hence he has a very large following.

It's hardly a secret that the leftist BBC despises Trump and will do a 'hatchet job' as they would call it, if the chance arises. It seems pretty obvious that taking two clips from his speech over 50 minutes apart, and putting them together so that he seems to utter one sentence advocating voilence, was a deliberate attempt to trash Trump and mislead the viewers.

If he wins he deserves to. Whether that means the damages should be billions of dollars is another matter. "

...he's nor always wrong...?....enlighten me...?

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By *ames canMan
1 day ago

monaghan


"I think we all know that Trump is a kind of 'oddball', and so many have fun trashing him, calling hem a 'man child' etc. But the fact is though he is not always wrong. His take on may issues is correct, hence he has a very large following.

It's hardly a secret that the leftist BBC despises Trump and will do a 'hatchet job' as they would call it, if the chance arises. It seems pretty obvious that taking two clips from his speech over 50 minutes apart, and putting them together so that he seems to utter one sentence advocating voilence, was a deliberate attempt to trash Trump and mislead the viewers.

If he wins he deserves to. Whether that means the damages should be billions of dollars is another matter.

Agreed! 👍👍👍"

...so you guys don't know about the cap on damages in the UK?

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By *im le2Man
15 hours ago

aylestone leic

Did they honestly think he would let them get away with it?

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By *arrogateDadMan
14 hours ago

Harrogate

Don’t think the programme was ever shown in the US & he won the election anyway ……so in what way was his reputation been damaged ? As always with Mr Trump it’s all about Donald & all about Publicity. And he’s a convicted Felon too , so his reputation is hardly whiter than white in the first place - Surprised he’s not blaming the BBC for that conviction too.

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By *ocbigMan
10 hours ago

Birmingham


"Don’t think the programme was ever shown in the US & he won the election anyway ……so in what way was his reputation been damaged ? As always with Mr Trump it’s all about Donald & all about Publicity. And he’s a convicted Felon too , so his reputation is hardly whiter than white in the first place - Surprised he’s not blaming the BBC for that conviction too. "

There’s time, he may get round to them helping Biden to ‘ste@l’ the previous election.

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By *1CrowMan
10 hours ago

Sandhurst


"Did they honestly think he would let them get away with it? "

Who's side are you on ?

Trump or the UK ?

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By *andomguy321Man
9 hours ago

reading

The BBC will be desperate to settle and avoid being forced to make disclosures in court.

The best they can hope for is to minimise further corrosion to their already heavily tarnished journalistic reputations.

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By *hirtyguyMan
8 hours ago

Coleraine

This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️

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By *andomguy321Man
6 hours ago

reading


"This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️"

Settled out of court ... The BBC will issue a grovelling apology, wind their necks in like good little Subordinates ... and it will cost them millions.

They only have themselves to blame ... and their days are numbered.

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By *1CrowMan
6 hours ago

Sandhurst


"This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️

Settled out of court ... The BBC will issue a grovelling apology, wind their necks in like good little Subordinates ... and it will cost them millions.

They only have themselves to blame ... and their days are numbered.

"

Who's side are you on ? Britain, or fascist Trump's America ?

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By *andomguy321Man
6 hours ago

reading


"This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️

Settled out of court ... The BBC will issue a grovelling apology, wind their necks in like good little Subordinates ... and it will cost them millions.

They only have themselves to blame ... and their days are numbered.

Who's side are you on ? Britain, or fascist Trump's America ?"

What are you talking about?... He's not suing 'Britain' ... He's suing the BBC.

'Facist Trump's America'??? A figment of your imagination .... Not sure that the BBC will be using that one as a defence to avoid culpability for their duplicitous actions.

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By *1CrowMan
6 hours ago

Sandhurst


"This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️

Settled out of court ... The BBC will issue a grovelling apology, wind their necks in like good little Subordinates ... and it will cost them millions.

They only have themselves to blame ... and their days are numbered.

Who's side are you on ? Britain, or fascist Trump's America ?

What are you talking about?... He's not suing 'Britain' ... He's suing the BBC.

'Facist Trump's America'??? A figment of your imagination .... Not sure that the BBC will be using that one as a defence to avoid culpability for their duplicitous actions. "

We pay the licence fee so it is US he is sueing.

And I don't care if the term fascist upsets you when describing the orange moron.

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By *andomguy321Man
6 hours ago

reading


"This is nothing but a publicity stunt by the criminal head bin and it will never come to court. I expect that the BBC will just laugh at this deranged gangster ✌️✌️✌️

Settled out of court ... The BBC will issue a grovelling apology, wind their necks in like good little Subordinates ... and it will cost them millions.

They only have themselves to blame ... and their days are numbered.

Who's side are you on ? Britain, or fascist Trump's America ?

What are you talking about?... He's not suing 'Britain' ... He's suing the BBC.

'Facist Trump's America'??? A figment of your imagination .... Not sure that the BBC will be using that one as a defence to avoid culpability for their duplicitous actions.

We pay the licence fee so it is US he is sueing.

And I don't care if the term fascist upsets you when describing the orange moron."

'Us'? ... You think you are being personally sued by Prez T now then?

Your description doesn't upset me in the least .... It's meaningless and laughable.

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By *ountainMan
6 hours ago

ipswich

You cant agree with Trump can you !?

Hes deranged. A bully and infantile.

The beeb made a really stupid mistake and need their bottoms kicked.

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By *lastactionheroMan
5 hours ago

Liverpool

To be 'defamed' you must be someone of good character and the person doing the defaming must have knowingly said something that was false.

DJT is a convicted felon and has been found liable for sexual assault. He has pardoned numberous criminals and is closely tied to one of the most prolific paedophiles in history. He is not someone of good character.

The BBC documentary was to show how his actions directly lead to the Jan 6th riots. Despite Trump trying to deny that the riots actually happened, they did. The riots happened as a direct result of his words. Not just the words he uttered immediately before the riot took place, but the months and months of talk by him and his associates to claim that the election was rigged, thus creating an environment where his supporters believed it and where angry and wanted revenge against the system. He created a tinder box and threw the final spark on it in the hours before the riot.

He has spent time blaming Biden's FBI for starting the riot, even though he was the president at the time. He has blamed the police, the democrats and every other man and his dog. The only people he didn't blame where the thousands of people who took part in the riot. He later gave them all a pardon.

Trump is a lunatic and needs to held to account for his actions for that day. The BBC must not back down and should take this to court. Trump will back down if directly challenged and asked to provide proof that he has been defamed.

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By *lastactionheroMan
5 hours ago

Liverpool

I would also add that I hate Trump and I would say it to his face. I know he wouldn't look me in the eyes as he is a coward.

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By *orwdMan
5 hours ago

Sheffield

Hope he takes the smug b....... apart.

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By *hirtyguyMan
9 minutes ago

Coleraine


"To be 'defamed' you must be someone of good character and the person doing the defaming must have knowingly said something that was false.

DJT is a convicted felon and has been found liable for sexual assault. He has pardoned numberous criminals and is closely tied to one of the most prolific paedophiles in history. He is not someone of good character.

The BBC documentary was to show how his actions directly lead to the Jan 6th riots. Despite Trump trying to deny that the riots actually happened, they did. The riots happened as a direct result of his words. Not just the words he uttered immediately before the riot took place, but the months and months of talk by him and his associates to claim that the election was rigged, thus creating an environment where his supporters believed it and where angry and wanted revenge against the system. He created a tinder box and threw the final spark on it in the hours before the riot.

He has spent time blaming Biden's FBI for starting the riot, even though he was the president at the time. He has blamed the police, the democrats and every other man and his dog. The only people he didn't blame where the thousands of people who took part in the riot. He later gave them all a pardon.

Trump is a lunatic and needs to held to account for his actions for that day. The BBC must not back down and should take this to court. Trump will back down if directly challenged and asked to provide proof that he has been defamed."

You are clearly a person of who has enjoyed good education and can clearly see exactly what this pile of dung Trump is and for that I applaud you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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