They're a bunch of proven liars. Fuck them.
What we don't know is whether the 'ethnic cleansing' bit is a line fed to the young people in the film, or something that is their own opinion.
Implying that they are just saying what they've been told to say could come across as a bit patronising, or it could be an accurate assessment of the deviousness of the people at BG.
Maybe their opinion is informed by what they read on U75
Anyone who has had actual, real life dealings with BG will know how fucking dodgy they are. I don't trust them or the films they commission. Because they're spineless proven liars.
May I recommend the use of the 'ignore' function? it works for me and you're far too valuable a poster to be driven out by the idiots and the trolls and the Thatcher boys.
Don't make the mistake of thinking that the opinions of a tiny but incessant minority of right wing/troll/beef-laden posters here even come close to representing the opinions of the majority of posters here. Stick them on ignore and let's keep on keeping BG to account!
It's the only way I could keep on doing this site. Some people would rather the forum be destroyed in their quest for point-scoring and one-upmanship. But now they're fucking impotent.
I was thinking of that few weeks back. Im loath to do it but needs must I suppose.
Or should take Nanker Phelge advice and not rise to it.
And you're banned from this thread too. You're only interested in personal digs and disruption and I've had enough.
The film is made by 'We Rise Brixton.' This is founded by Abigail Melville, who is a Brixton Green trustee. So there is nothing remotely independent about the video. It's just smoke and mirrors PR for Brixton Green. You'd have to be a bit stupid to think otherwise, as this information takes seconds to unearth.
They commissioned a film in which some local young people are invited to share their views. The bit about 'ethnic cleansing' is presented as the view of the young person in the film. It is not presented as the view of BG the organisation. It may be the view of the organisation, and maybe the whole film is scripted. That however is not how it is presented. I agree that it's unlikely BG the organisation let this film go out without first seeing its content, and from that we can conclude that they don't seem uncomfortable with the accusation of Lambeth pursuing 'ethnic cleansing' being associated with them, which I have to say I find a bit surprising.
Seeing as the managing director of the film company is also deeply entrenched with Brixton Green it's fucking obvious that the film was made to promote their agenda. But barely anyone has watched it anyway so it doesn't matter. Brixton Green are a bunch of fucking liars, I've never met anyone on my estate who has a good word to say about them and the quicker they fuck off from whence they came the better for all concerned. They can bleat all they like, but barely anyone cares and most people have no idea who they are or what they're supposed to represent (least of all themselves, given their ever changing agenda).
