The BBC, the UK’s ‘impartial’ taxpayer-funded national broadcaster, has dedicated an entire show to mocking the “monster” Donald Trump and “crass patriotism”, and deriding “irrational” voters in the “cultural drip tray” of America.
The former ‘conservative’ Prime Minister of Sweden has said the election of Donald Trump “is the end of the West as we know it” and the President-elect’s friend Nigel Farage represents “dark forces”.
The BBC has been accused of bias after running a special edition of its leading late night news show focusing on the U.S. presidential election, interviewing numerous Hillary supporters and not one person backing Trump.
A new campaign, touted as the “October surprise that will end Trump”, is aiming to mobilise a “secret swing state” of more than 8 million mostly unregistered “global citizens” and “progressive” Americans living abroad to vote for Hillary.
London’s first elected Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, has accused US Presidential candidate Donald Trump of “playing into the hands” of Islamic State terrorists.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being “very careful” not to get involved in the US presidential campaign, he told reporters on Sunday.
