It doesn't matter why the argument started they chose violence over words or simply ignoring him. This was a violent assault they are scum.

One more point

There will be a violent attack every day in every major City and at every football match if you go looking for it! This isn’t front page news.

what is getting my goat with all this, i am working from home so have the radio on, it seems like every day the news has some Professor from the University of Dagenham saying oh we need a lockdown now, cos the cases are going up, we are all going to die, 20000000 cases by next thursday, end of humanity as we know it...
It isnt just the BBC, the likes of Absolute have it as well, so we dont report news anymore, just push a viewpoint...
oh and 2 people were beheaded in france by islamists but thats right at the end

Sometimes I set out for Ludlow
Sometimes I end up in Chepstow

Much of it does not make sense - my thoughts are rather than viewing any challenge to the official narrative as a conspiracy theory, review alternative view points and make your own judgement?

I am genuinely not sure of the “why” - I guess like most of these things it will be about money and control?

Without meaning to diminish the importance of the story about the terrorist atrocity in France, and the need to cover it and the background, surely it's quite right to keep things in perspective.

The pandemic is costing thousands of lives and if an alternative approach is being proposed by experts that could save many of them it deserves to be top of the news agenda.

It might be less sensational, or even boring by now, but it's more important.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Let me give you an example. Central London property is now partly owned by a mixture of old school British society wealth, but mostly by Russian, Arab and Chinese money. This fact is not exposed to the general public but it has a massive effect on our economy and the value of property in central London. Properties lie empty and often are bought either to launder money or to look for capital growth rather than rental income.

So here is an example of corporate wealth controlling huge swaths of property across central London, forcing up rents elsewhere because of an artificially created shortage. It all sounds like nothing doesn't it until you consider instances in many walks of life. We are being controlled by wealthy corporates whether you like it or not. Amazon taking over from the High Streets, Apple creating equipment that falls apart just in time for their latest update. It sounds implausible but it is everywhere and now we have a government and a press that want to push a fear campaign nationwide with mixed messages none of which have been truly validated because they have a history of lies and contradiction.