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[Corax]

What's with all these arrows?

Don't you get anything? Or just nitpicking?

I was using The Bilderburg issue(could have been another topic) to illustrate the similarity between two newspapers; one on the Right and one on the Left.

As I said upthread: "Both are running a closely comparable approach to reporting on the Bilderberg Conference":

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[cyprusclean]

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Never mind.

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[Corax]

Never mind.

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[Firky]

What Corax is trying to say to you is you may have missed hte point of the thread.

 

[existentialist]

What Corax is trying to say to you is you may have missed hte point of everything.

CFY

 

[Streathamite]

The Guardian is The Daily Mail for people who think they’re better than Daily Mail readers.

I'm no Guardianista, but that simply isn't true. The Guardian is waaay above in terms of journalistic standards

 

[existentialist]

The Guardian is The Daily Mail for people who think they’re better than Daily Mail readers.

Both are running a closely comparable approach to reporting on the Bilderberg Conference:

I fully appreciate that you might not like The Guardian, with its lefty pinko lentilweaving agenda, but to compare it with a filthy rag like the Daily Mail, which elevates hypocrisy to an art form, and makes a speciality out of fomenting outrage and hatred from wholecloth, seems a little extravagant...

Unless you're basing your comparison on how they report the Bilderberg Conference, in which case you're on the wrong thread

 

[cyprusclean]

What Corax is trying to say to you is you may have missed hte point of the thread.

Thanks for telling me. I wouldn't have known otherwise.

 

[Firky]

Thanks for telling me. I wouldn't have known otherwise.

That was quite clear.

 

[cyprusclean]

I fully appreciate that you might not like The Guardian, with its lefty pinko lentilweaving agenda, but to compare it with a filthy rag like the Daily Mail, which elevates hypocrisy to an art form, and makes a speciality out of fomenting outrage and hatred from wholecloth, seems a little extravagant...

Unless you're basing your comparison on how they report the Bilderberg Conference, in which case you're on the wrong thread

You've no idea about my thoughts on the GU. or lefty pinko whatevers.

I have observed though that people look down on the Daily Mail (despite reading it), and I'm making the point (for the umpteenthtime), that the two newspapers sound almost identical to each other regarding the reporting of Bilderberg. An observance. That's all.


Would you like me to provide links?

 

[cyprusclean]

That was quite clear.

Even clearer now you've reiterated it.

 

[cyprusclean]

Unless you're basing your comparison on how they report the Bilderberg Conference, in which case you're on the wrong thread

Would it make a difference how you read it?

 

[Bob_the_lost]

CFY

The irony found in the typo is almost enough to hurt...

 

[Firky]

Ignore function.

 

[cyprusclean]

Ignore function.

Good. I hope you do. You made a big fuss over nothing.

 

[existentialist]

You've no idea about my thoughts on the GU. or lefty pinko whatevers.

I can make a few surmises, on the basis that you are comparing it with the Daily Mail!

I have observed though that people look down on the Daily Mail (despite reading it), and I'm making the point (for the umpteenthtime), that the two newspapers sound almost identical to each other regarding the reporting of Bilderberg. An observance. That's all.

Ah, your agenda is beginning to peek coquettishly from beneath your flouncy skirts. Give it another 25 posts, and you'll out yourself as Paul Dacre

Would you like me to provide links?

Not really - you've already pointed out quite clearly what you think of people reading the DM hate site and then having the temerity to oppose it, so I'll spare you the cognitive dissonance.

 

[stavros]

Slightly off topic, but still focused on piss-poor newspapers, are there any rules about cross-promotion? It's well known that The Sun and The Times will give favourable write-ups to shows on Sky, films made by Fox and books from Harper Collins, and the Telegraph was glowing about Thatcher's care at the Ritz, but they're not usually so in your face as the Daily Express (prop. R. Desmond) and their main headline push of the Health Lottery (prop. R. Desmond) today;

 

[cyprusclean]

Not really - you've already pointed out quite clearly what you think of people reading the DM hate site and then having the temerity to oppose it, so I'll spare you the cognitive dissonance.

I didn't say any of that. You're making a false assumption. I didn't come here to quarrel,but the "temerity" of my making an observation sent you into a tailspin, not even wanting me to back up my claims.

How dare I!

 

[existentialist]

I didn't say any of that. You're making a false assumption. I didn't come here to quarrel,but the "temerity" of my making an observation sent you into a tailspin, not even wanting me to back up my claims.

How dare I!

Nice bit of mind-reading there

Not to mention projection: I was referring to my temerity, not yours.

You seem peculiarly determined to be outraged by everything anyone does - are you sure you're nothing to do with the Daily Mail?

 

[cyprusclean]

Nice bit of mind-reading there

Not to mention projection: I was referring to my temerity, not yours.

You seem peculiarly determined to be outraged by everything anyone does - are you sure you're nothing to do with the Daily Mail?

I got the impression you were doing the mind reading enraged bit.

 

[existentialist]

I got the impression you were doing the mind reading enraged bit.

That's because you're quite good at enraged, but rubbish at mindreading

Anyway, this is a thread about the Daily Mail, not me. Post links to loony DM articles.

 

[equationgirl]

Mail reporting at it's finest:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ney-Port-plays-peek-boo-long-black-dress.html

A woman helps her friend move house. WITHOUT WEARING ANY MAKE-UP!!!!

 

[existentialist]

Mail reporting at it's finest:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ney-Port-plays-peek-boo-long-black-dress.html

A woman helps her friend move house. WITHOUT WEARING ANY MAKE-UP!!!!

That article made me feel faintly queasy

 

[Greebo]

Mail reporting at it's finest:<snip>A woman helps her friend move house. WITHOUT WEARING ANY MAKE-UP!!!!

Gods forbid that she'd a) help a friend and b) dress appropriately for doing that in hot weather.

 

[Corax]

They're just trolling us now, surely?

The country’s in such a mess, we can’t even win Britain’s Got Talent! Hungarians in tights defeat UK’s brightest new hopes

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...s-tights-defeat-UK-s-brightest-new-hopes.html

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

Let's not forget,

French downgrade shows that Marine Le Pen's role in French public life is not just legitimate but increasingly necessary

The only credible political actor in France to recognise these facts for what they are is Marine Le Pen...

The elegant and increasingly incisive leader of the French National Front appears to be free of many of her father's drawbacks...

...it is becoming steadily more obvious that Marine Le Pen's role in French public life is not merely legitimate but increasingly necessary.

and,

Despite her flaws, the only responsible vote in France next Sunday is one for Marine Le Pen

In present circumstances, given present choices, the only responsible vote in France next Sunday is a vote for Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s National Front.

Marine Le Pen remains, among an imperfect choice in urgent times, the only candidate capable of saving France’s control over her finances, borders, and identity.

There is no good reason as things stand to believe that France will escape the impotent slide into the morass of multiculturalism and bankrupt late European social democracy.

 

[stavros]

How to confuse a Daily Mail reader; NHS is obviously evil Nu-LieBore socialism, but the alternative is Polish?

 

[DotCommunist]

Let's not forget,

French downgrade shows that Marine Le Pen's role in French public life is not just legitimate but increasingly necessary


and,

Despite her flaws, the only responsible vote in France next Sunday is one for Marine Le Pen

its not like the mail to support fash eh

 

[stavros]

The Fail lambasts companies for not paying tax, whilst their proprietor sits in his French castle, unelected to the legislature by dint of his family, paying nul to the taxman.