That's not going to necessarily be obvious to an occasional or casual reader.The only saving grace is that he's so obviously not very well that I think nobody is going to take anything he says seriously.
That's not going to necessarily be obvious to an occasional or casual reader.The only saving grace is that he's so obviously not very well that I think nobody is going to take anything he says seriously.
That's not going to necessarily be obvious to an occasional or casual reader.
so are the only people that can raise "genuine" concerns about the secret state merrick badgers lot.and you can call people rapists, wankers, but heaven forbid spies.Allowing kingfisher a platform for this kind of nonsense is damaging, both to the individuals here who're wrongfully accused (shit does sometimes stick) and to the arguments of people raising genuine concerns about secret state actions and the like, as their voices are likely to be dismissed as conspiracy fantasy along with his.
The point is that you CAN NOT keep repeating this same paranoid mantra across thread after thread and disrupting debate. Start a new thread and put it all in there. That's not a suggestion, by the way: it's a demand if you want to keep on posting this kind of stuff here.so are the only people that can raise "genuine" concerns about the secret state merrick badgers lot.and you can call people rapists, wankers, but heaven forbid spies.
like it or not the mark kennedy era #spycops bleed into the occupy and post occupy via the meeting kennedy had in new york (with who? adbusters, what have they said?)
i have seen the (a) new methodology.
if this kerry ann mendoza,scriptonite,canary lady is a clickbaiting pseudo journo thats one thing but iv had a look in my emails seen who in occupy was promoting her etc, i could screenshot that.
but, i lived through this era. AND i have had PMs providing info, but in the end, what does evidence look like? that is what the detractors scream! evidence, well is there a form of evidence that could prove over this screen to screen technology that would satisfy you?
I promise i will not name any more people as spies, even if they have occured in some action that i have been at the centre of occupy/anal/sha/scat/sweets way/students/homeless kitchen/beak street and the rest, i will just call them "wankers" , wankers that slapped me on the back as i got arrested and increased my crim record while they planned and shook hands. wankers. no names.
you know one of the rainbows spread a rumour amongst the anti-frackers that i had done a crime, disavowed not believed, but still...
i fear i wont be around in 20 years to set the record straight, we will be left with the film "tense at st pauls". i was there, you lot werent, very strange things went on. sets of behaviours that i see repeated again and again. (definition of madness)
im sorry you take such offence on behalf of others (who do you know personally that i have slandered in such a horrible way?) -
and if the casual or occasional observer sees what iv written and thinks - hey,maybe they didnt get all the spycops, maybe these people are agent provacatuers, maybe i shouldt fight the police today, i dont see that as destroying trust. i see it as making people think a bit more, and perhaps staying out of jail, until they can go get all the masks n stuff, n then they can do what they like.
shall i post the people who were promoting KAM back in 2011/12 - but then it might be taken that i was implying something that i might not.
come for a few cans down camden lock sometime well put the phones in the biscuit tin and some of you 25 year veterans can explain to me why going beyond calling people wankers is verboten. or if its just verboten in this medium.
but please oh please do not ban me, excise my contributions, leave me a ghost, i will get a proof-reader on the NHS honest! -
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What kind of twat calls their kid merrick badgers? Or is it made up?
Flaming aviation fuel isn't hot enough to burn through El Corbo's steely resolve!Perhaps I am just inferring too much from this conversation but I think that the website is giving people the impression that Labour is on the cusp of power and that all that is needed is to expose enough people to The Truth and that will be enough.
As someone once said about Modern Art:-"There's less to this than meets the eye."buzzfeed have done an article which may be of interest. Although Portland's decision to rule(d) out taking legal action agains the site on the basis that no one would take the accusations seriously makes me think there's probably something in it after all...
How A Viral Website Took Jeremy Corbyn Conspiracy Theories Mainstream
The bird may have fell off its perch.
A quick look shows their website has not been updated since December 17th - and has no announcement of a break or a festive message on it either, their twitter accpunt is much the same.
Their facebook has been active though with a countdown of their most read stories and it says on their page they're having a break over the festive period.
So unfortunately probably not the end.
Perhaps Mendoza is off counting her clickbait pennies somewhere nice...
Is kingfisher dead?
... interesting analysis by Richard Seymour of The Canary...I'd say much here applies to The Independent too, even though the two website are different.
If you cant be arsed to watch it, basically the case is its clickbait: writers get paid by the click, so they produce clickbait, and it particularly does a nice line in spinning things so that lefties and liberals get to hear what they want to hear, despite it not being true exactly. The business model dictates the content. Oh and it turns out The Canary is very successful in terms of hits, and i guess therefore is making some money too. \Nothing shocking here, looks like its covered in this thread, but well phrased
I was talking with some people who recently joined the Labour Party yesterday and The Canary came up over and over again.
To be completely honest I feel even more angry about The Canary now than I did before. It is pretty obvious that the website is giving people false hope through crude kinds of manipulation. I tried to point out a few of the critiques of the website that have been mentioned on this thread, about the business model and the website's founder but this was met with a total lack of interest.
Perhaps I am just inferring too much from this conversation but I think that the website is giving people the impression that Labour is on the cusp of power and that all that is needed is to expose enough people to The Truth and that will be enough.
See Breitbart too, in an inverse/perverse wayPerhaps it isn't that incredible, they are selling hope to worried and hopeless people who are desperate for it.
See Breitbart too, in an inverse/perverse way
I seem to recall scriptonite had a donations function, that might seem distasteful to some, which is fine, but i'm not aware of anything more onerous. You weren't obligated to support her work. I agree that the Canary engages in strenuous clickbait and I agree that's bad. But I can forgive a brief dalliance with Icke if she's learned from that and isn't anti semitic or a believer in woo woo nonsense (or if she is that said beliefs are harmless). Anything else just seems like arguing with feet of clay.When she was blogging she tried to crowd fund herself a £25k a year salary and when that didn't work set up a couple of similar sites to the canary that didn't take off. She grew traffic for her blog by auto-tweeting every post about hourly from one of the Occupy accounts which she seemed to have control over and also from an anti-olympic campaign's twitter feed. She then had a brief dalliance with David Icke's project which seemed to result in a fall out. She also had a book publised on austerity, I only skimmed the part on welfare reform but it was full of sloppy errors. Politically she was, and possibly still is, committed to the zeigeist crap combined with a sort of vaguely liberal Corbynism.
tl:dr a blogger who got a bit of attention around the time of Occupy and the first wave of austerity and who's been desperately trying to monetise that ever since.
... interesting analysis by Richard Seymour of The Canary...I'd say much here applies to The Independent too, even though the two website are different.
If you cant be arsed to watch it, basically the case is its clickbait: writers get paid by the click, so they produce clickbait, and it particularly does a nice line in spinning things so that lefties and liberals get to hear what they want to hear, despite it not being true exactly. The business model dictates the content. Oh and it turns out The Canary is very successful in terms of hits, and i guess therefore is making some money too. \Nothing shocking here, looks like its covered in this thread, but well phrased