Just put your news of choice News on the box then, turn your back on it and do something else!!!
I trust GB News more than the others because they always have a good mix of guests who are all given time to explain their views. All political parties, different beliefs, ethnicities etc.
The other channels often just pick one guest or so called āexpertā because they match their own views. So I do think GB News is more balanced.
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Iāve never watched GB News, but I understand itās right-leaning, opinion orientated, not really of interest to me in my old age. I feel I have better things to do.
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Well said Roseā¦
How can you arrive at an opinion d00d if you have never watched GB News?
And what is this division between left and right? Canāt a news outlet be somewhere in the middle? Or if we donāt agree with something is it always āRight Facingā?
Sometimes we must explore all of the news outlets if we are to compare them and write a post offering our opinion, and Iāve had almost 73 years of the MSM, so I think that qualifies me to make an informed opinionā¦
And if you have better things to do (which I tend to agree with) why have you taken the time to comment about GB News?
Nice swerve Bootā¦ 
But what about the āFact Checkersā ? Who were they, and where did they obtain their facts about GB News? Which particular facts did they dispute?
Are they like God, some anonymous being who cannot be questioned? Do they āFact Checkā the BBC? Although with the BBC, itās not what they say, more what they omitā¦
And how are we veering away from the topic when it was GB News who instigated the petition? Furthermore, it was Nigel Farage who brought this massive invasion of our privacy to lightā¦
Truth isā¦The banks have obtained everyoneās wealth (has that been planned all along?) and they can use it against us if they donāt agree with our politics, religion, opinions and beliefs. Phasing cash out is just another step in the ladder of total control.
My view is no different to everybody elseās. GB News is right wing opinion. I donāt even know where to find it, what wavelength. I bet most people in the outside world have never bothered, but we all know what it is, common knowledge, it was discussed here on O50C before it was launched and been mentioned a hundred times since. Some people like news progs, some/most are not fussed. Opinion? generally I prefer folk with an open mind, the politically opinionated can get boring. Iām a five minutes of MSM per day kind of a bloke, take it all with a pinch of salt. Laugh & switch off.
haha foxy, one of those better things is to keep up with you and whatās going on here on O50C 
People offering their opinion on GB News, thought Iād add a few seconds worth of boring non-opinion.
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A mate of mine running a business went to his bank and asked for Ā£20 in Ā£ coinsā¦Bank said we donāt do that any more.
Not all banks are doing this yet but its a start.
Fairy Snuff d00d, to be honest I do have a ācut off pointā when it comes to current affairs, even GB News, it gets a bit repetitive and I go to bed angryā¦But what can you do? It makes no difference in the long run, and itāll continue long after Iāve curled up me toesā¦
I do look forward each day to coming on the forum though, thereās some good folks on hereā¦Including you mateā¦ 
Love you too foxy.
Donāt let them get to you.
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Youāre wrong then. They always try and balance up guests, like tonight there was a Conservative MP and an openly Leftie journalist and they really encourage viewers and listeners to participate.
Itās not all politics. Thereās some very informative stuff, some hilariously funny stuff and I believe their campaign has around 200,000 signatures now to stop cashless Britain so many would disagree with you.
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Not to mention that Nigel Farage won News Broadcaster of the yearā¦
Quote:-
GB News Breakfast overcame strong competition from establishment media to claim the Multichannel News Programme award at the 2023 Tric Awards. Eamonn Holmes, Isabel Webster, Stephen Dixon, Ellie Costello and Anne Diamond - along with their production team - celebrated as The Peopleās Channel scooped the top gong.27 Jun 2023
And:-
Who won news presenter of the year 2023?
Nigel Farage stunned the television industry as the GB News presenter was awarded Best News Presenter at the 2023 Tric Awards. In a room filled with executives and talent from establishment media institutions such as Sky News, ITV and BBC, Farage came out triumphant, much to their dismay.27 Jun 2023
Say no more. 
There are some very good reasons why we all should be concerned that our new prime minister is firmly behind a move towards full digital currency. Some of those reasons are quite sinister.
Fraud is a major concern and everyone has a story or knows someone who has been ripped off by digital scammers. If real money is taken away, then all our assets are open to attack. You cannot hide digital under the bed or in the tea urn.
Even more frightening is that as Rishi Sunak pursues plans for digital currency, making the money in our bank accounts could be open to political interference. In the summer 2021, Sunak proposed a central bank digital currency (CBDC), or āBritcoinā to come into play across the UK economy by 2025.
The danger here is that experts are already predicting that Britcoin could be an easy way to control society. Politicians would have the power to turn off your bank account and leave you unable to pay for food and housing. The state would be able to see everything you earn, buy and where you have been spending your credits. Protest, disagree with the state, go on strike and your finances could be stopped in a second.
It is something that could be linked to carbon credits in an attempt to control the carbon footprint of the individual. This would mean that digital currency could be used to control how much carbon we use in our lives. Buy too much petrol in a month and they could stop you booking a holiday. This isnāt a conspiracy theory; mechanisms are already in place for this to happen.
A cashless society would mean that money could be programmable. The Bank of England as the Britcoin issuer could say what you can and cannot spend your money on. If you are in receipt of benefits that could mean the digital currency you get could be programmed to only allow you to get food and pay bills and not buy beer down the pub. The Inland Revenue could automatically take your money when they liked to and not when you wanted to pay them.
If you believe this would never happen in a Western democracy, then I am sorry to say that it already has.
A financial system dominated by CBDCs and, by extension, China, could become an inevitable reality.
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Just as long as we donāt starve with all this Crypto Stuff 
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After Grafting, left right and center, that would be ironic 
I do not have any problem with paying for services in cash. Not by cheque or any other method where it will be taxed; those taxes go towards funding the Immigration Hotels + ancillary services here AND putting money in their collective pockets.
No, I do not have a problem paying cash to the right trader.
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Getting rid of cash is just a matter of time in my opinion. Most young people either use card or their phone, and as the present mature generation passes on, so the next generation will just take the path of least resistance. It has always been so.
I bought two new pairs of glasses yesterday and they handed me the card machine. I said I wanted to pay by cash and the woman said of course I could but most people pay by card.
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Was that because you could not see the Keypad?
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