Walking Wartime Britain


Walking Wartime Britain

I have nothing against the presenter Arthur Williams.
A Para Olympian who served in the Royal Marines.

He ended up in a wheelchair after a car accident.

But his programme Walking Wartime Britain is typical Channel 4 woke shit.

At best in should be renamed ‘Wheeling Around Wartime Britain (The flat bits)’.

Channel 4 chose Arthur for no other reason other than he is disabled.

Everyone should know their limitations, and although Arthur may be a nice bloke that you could have a few pints with, and he may have some good stories about his past, he is a boring cunt and TV presenting does not suit him.

Fuck you (again) Channel 4.
A good idea for a documentary series fucked up with your wokery.

Nominated by: The Artful Cunter

30 thoughts on “Walking Wartime Britain

  1. I have never watched an original series by Channel 4. The organisation has always been run by a bunch of freaks intent on presenting an ‘alternative ‘ view.
    HMG still has a significant shareholding in the business. As with the BBC, Channel 4 demands to be protected from market forces as they are ‘special’. To my mind the two organisations are special in much the same way Harvey Price is special.

    • Harvey IS special. If his mother didn’t have the world’s widest fanny the fat bastard would never have made it out of the womb.

      • I think Harvey should be appointed to SAGE . Bring some joviality during those live speeches with Boris

    • ‘Alternative’ view indeed – remember the time they got Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to give the alternative Christmas Queen’s speech?

      Cunts of the first order.

      • Really?
        That’s even more cuntish than when Al beeb had Stormzy deliver their Christmas message to the masses.

        Probably trying to out virtue each other.

        This years BBC Christmas message will be read by both Greta Thunberg and the Taliban where as C4’s message will be delivered live or should that be “laaav” from Sasha Johnson’s hospital bedside.

        Cunts

    • Unlike the BBC, Channel 4 receives no public funding. It is funded entirely by its own commercial activities.

  2. There is a poor little sod in a wheelchair who sometimes presents “Escape to The Country” – nice chap but what a daft idea – especially in a three storey house or one with a loft extension. All box ticking of course. They should get Mandy Mandleson to black up then that would be two more boxes they could tick.

    • You beat me to this, nice bloke ridiculous idea. Mind you Daleks can get up stairs now………….

  3. Box ticking shite.
    Have the lad fly about in a bloody big helicopter pointing at crash sites of Heinkel bombers with a swagger stick.

    And make sure every episode ends with the marvellous Arthur Bomber Harris “reap the whirlwind” speech.
    Channel 4 stand for fuck all I understand.
    Filth.

  4. There is a strange irony about Channel 4’s attitude, I mean they hate British life so much, but they always side with the continentals, who if they won the war, we wouldn’t have people in wheelchairs or POC anywhere, let alone in the media, they should thank their lucky stars for “British exceptionalism” ungrateful cunts!!!

  5. Never watched the documentary; but then again I rarely bother with C4 these days.
    I was really pleased when it launched back in 1982 I think, because it really was different compared to the tired old farts that were BBC and ITV.

    In one way I’m glad it represents an “alternate viewpoint” because that’s what C4 is all about – representing the minorities and the culturally and socially different from the norm. And if it means ticking shitloads of VS boxes then good luck to them because I for one have my own alternate viewpoint which isn’t in alignment with theirs. But because I don’t watch C4 then I couldn’t give a fuck.

    What is annoying is how the mainstream TV channels have let the “alternate viewpoint” saturate their broadcasting to the point where C4 no longer is a unique bastion for the under-represented, but has found itself rubbing shoulders with the BBC and ITV for sheer blooded wokiness.

  6. Little known military fact.
    Shortly after the tragic events on 9/11, a unit from the Irish SAS stormed a branch of Debenhams after hearing summer bed linen was on the third floor….

  7. Quite a few chariot presenters. If you can front the job in a wheelchair then fair do’s but mostly that doesn’t happen.
    The guy with the dreads appears in the middle of a plantation with a machete ffs, another bloke in a chair presents a house show and points to the stairs, says I’ll wait here.
    I’m all for disabled people getting jobs but if the logistics outweigh the position then no. I imagine a team of helpers, adapted vehicles plus ancillary equipment to produce the show. Fucking bollox.

  8. I enjoyed watching War Walks with the wonderful Professor Richard Holmes years ago. A proper chap who knew his stuff, got stuck in, was well spoken and reassuringly white.
    Nowadays proper tv presentation has fallen by the wayside in pursuit of inclusivity and tokenism.
    I saw a D Day documentary on C5 recently where a dark key ‘historian’ kept popping up and holding forth with his ‘expert’ analysis, and I swear blind the fucker was reading it from an autocue. If he’s such an expert it should come naturally, not from a fucking script. Needless to say I turned off in disgust, but then I should have known better in the first place.

    • Richard Holms was excellent. I remember a programme he did about Mons (I think) where he said that a trained marksman could fire a SMLE at a round every 2 seconds and hit the target, he then proceeded to do so.
      Which modern presenter (certainly not Dan Snow) could come up with a phrase like the “longest 10 miles in British military history) to describe the road from Arras to Bapaume.

    • Richard Holmes could captivate me with one sentence. I have a few of his books and, when I read them, it’s always read (in my head, obviously), in his voice. May he rest in peace.

  9. H Ha, A raspberry ripple presenting a programme Walking Wartime Britain; you couldn’t make this shit up.

    • point of order – it is actually a picture of a raspberry, not raspberry ripple, which is an ice-cream and the correct rhyming slang for a cripple. Or is just raspberry an acceptable abbreviation, like berks for berkeley hunts?

  10. No interest in this show, Channel 4 or anything else on TV these days to be honest.

    If having some guy in a wheelchair present it makes them happy then more power to their strange judgement elbows.

    Humans make some curious choices….have a climate conference which creates more greenhouse gasses, sell cars with 4.2 litre engines while whining about global warming and make every couple in TV fantasy land mixed race.

    The sooner the human race is eliminated by an asteroid the better, I’m ready to go that’s for certain.

  11. If you want too-drawer Miliatary History, go on YouTube and watch Mark Felton’s Channel.
    It is superb👍

    • TIK History is good too. He did a lengthy article proving that Hitler was a genuine socialist then, as a result, received death threats, thus rather proving his point…

  12. I am going to complain to channel Foreskin that the programme in question wasn’t nearly woke enough.
    Indeed, as a libtard/left flake cunt, I am offended and absolutely demand that the next presenter be a transgender person of colour with dwarfism and Downs Syndrome.
    I’m also only interested in the wartime stories centring around brave BAME soldiers, the stories of which to be backed by specially commissioned music by rapper, Dave.

    • Or the Wimminz that won The Battle Of Britain by being in the ATA and, nowadays, being put on the same fucking pedestal as Fighter Command.

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