Gay men are "more prone to sexual deviancy". Pride celebrates "minor attracted people, you know, paedophiles". There's "grooming in the classroom". And now gay people are "indoctrinating" children. Four GB News broadcasts. Under two months. One channel. So here's a little machine that turns your rage into paperwork. A couple of minutes. I timed it.
The rule nobody prints: you get about 20 working days from the broadcast to complain to Ofcom. That's it. After that the window shuts, so the newest one is always the most urgent.
Pick a broadcast, tick what's true for you, add one honest line of your own, and it writes itself. No two come out the same, which is exactly how Ofcom likes them. Edit it till it sounds like you.
Ofcom's form is one complaint per programme, babes. Four broadcasts means four complaints. Do the urgent one first and I'll bring you straight back for the next.
If that link ever misbehaves, start from Ofcom's complaints page and choose "complain about a programme".
Saturday 4 July: thirty-five thousand of us marched through London. Mums, nans, kids on shoulders. Sunday, 9:29pm: GB News pointed a camera at all that and asked, in shouty capitals, IS PRIDE SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES. You've read the answer their guest gave. Two weeks before that, The Saturday Five aired the same smear. On 9 July, Patrick Christys Tonight carried claims about "grooming in the classroom". And on 2 August, another guest said gay people are "indoctrinating" children. That's Section 28 rhetoric, revived on a licensed channel. Four broadcasts. Under two months.
And here's why they keep doing it. Last time this channel linked queer people to paedophilia, Ofcom found a formal breach of the Broadcasting Code. The punishment? An apology. That's not a punishment, babes. That's a pass.
an apology. AN APOLOGY?!So this time we didn't wait. The 5 July broadcast alone has now drawn 11,693 complaints to Ofcom, on their own published figures. That's the most any GB News broadcast has ever received (the previous record was 8,867). Across all the broadcasts so far: over 17,000 complaints, and climbing. Every one filed directly. Every one on the record.
We've already sent over 17,000 complaints to Ofcom, and made the 5 July broadcast the most complained-about in GB News history. Now let's make it impossible to ignore. Send this to your group chat, your mum, and that one colleague who's always fuming about something. Today they get to be fuming usefully.
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— Bimini x
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Ofcom's 2025 breach finding (Rule 2.3, GB News, "paedos" comment, record 71,582 complaints): reported by Press Gazette and PinkNews.
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