Post by Charles Traynor on Aug 7, 2022 15:46:41 GMT
Regulars at RODOH will be familiar with Jewish “comedian” David Baddiel. For the benefit of those living outside of the UK where he is best known, Baddiel is a C list television celebrity who thinks he is something special. In 2020 he appeared in an extremely dishonest piece of BBC funded holocaust propaganda titled Confronting Holocaust Denial with David Baddiel. This claptrap was thoroughly debunked on RODOH phpBB at the time.
A 'boutique' Cornish holiday home owned by comedian David Baddiel has been branded a dilapidated 'deathtrap' that needed a good clean by an angry holidaymaker.
David Ross has been staying at the Watch House in Coverack with wife Suzanne and his 80-year-old mother Gloria having paid £2,727 to stay for a week.
But the four-bedroom coastal property, which Baddiel is looking to sell for £1.5million, is so 'dilapidated' the family feel unsafe and have accused the holiday company they booked with of 'false advertising' as the house is nothing like it appears on their brochure.
Speaking to MailOnline, Mr Ross, 60, from south London, said: 'It really is appalling and beyond repair - not what you would expect from something described as a "boutique hideaway cottage".
'Sockets are hanging off walls, lights hang by the wires, the ceilings are flaking off, it's dirty.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10997681/David-Baddiels-2-700-week-boutique-Cornish-holiday-home-branded-dilapidated-deathtrap.html
Baddiel lured punters in with picturesque photographs like the first in the series below but the reality facing holiday makers when they arrived was dodgy electrical wiring, filth and an unkempt garden full of weeds.
Btw Nessie, did you get a refund on your tickets or did you attend a later gig?
Baddiel who was born in Troy, New York can now add Jewish slumlord to his credentials.
A 'boutique' Cornish holiday home owned by comedian David Baddiel has been branded a dilapidated 'deathtrap' that needed a good clean by an angry holidaymaker.
David Ross has been staying at the Watch House in Coverack with wife Suzanne and his 80-year-old mother Gloria having paid £2,727 to stay for a week.
But the four-bedroom coastal property, which Baddiel is looking to sell for £1.5million, is so 'dilapidated' the family feel unsafe and have accused the holiday company they booked with of 'false advertising' as the house is nothing like it appears on their brochure.
Speaking to MailOnline, Mr Ross, 60, from south London, said: 'It really is appalling and beyond repair - not what you would expect from something described as a "boutique hideaway cottage".
'Sockets are hanging off walls, lights hang by the wires, the ceilings are flaking off, it's dirty.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10997681/David-Baddiels-2-700-week-boutique-Cornish-holiday-home-branded-dilapidated-deathtrap.html
Baddiel lured punters in with picturesque photographs like the first in the series below but the reality facing holiday makers when they arrived was dodgy electrical wiring, filth and an unkempt garden full of weeds.
Btw Nessie, did you get a refund on your tickets or did you attend a later gig?