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The government seems to want this strike to continue.
Its media keep talking about large rats and lots of them. Have there been any photos or videos? Or were none of the witnesses carrying a camera? All I’ve seen is a photo of a guy in the ratcatching business holding one up. If the city is now full of them, and they’re as big as cats, two foot long, or as big as “baby monkeys”, depending on which rag you read, but always supposedly scurrying over the piling up bags, why no photos?
Never mind that there are more rats in most British towns now because of the “green” sh*t that has meant fewer collections of general household rubbish, which now often happen only once every two, three, or even four weeks. Ah, hygiene!
How long until the army is sent in to Birmingham?
Many racist boneheads in the British army already view much of Birmingham as under non-white “occupation”.
Watch out for propaganda in favour of greater zoning too.
Can’t be long until “Muslim” Birmingham is demonised the way “Catholic” (or “Irish”) Liverpool often is. “Ordinary people” suffering doesn’t seem to be a big theme in the reporting, which is unusual for the way a strike is reported. The line is more that the presence of lots of muck and filth in Birmingham is the “new normal”, shock horror, what can be done about it, innocent face, major incident, rats as big as horses, filth filth, Palestine, major incident.
The strike seems unlikely to be about to end. And the Unite union leadership hardly seems to be spreading the message that is much needed: SUPPORT THE STRIKERS.
It’s not clear whether any of the rats shown in this film are actually at the rubbish piles in Birmingham, but let’s take it that they are.
Birmingham has a majority non-white population, but all of the ratcatchers being advertised by the media in relation to the bin strike seem to be white. What’s that all about?
