why the daily mail's going down the drain

[HoratioCuthbert]

A small glimmer of light in the tunnel

April the 1st? They wouldn’t.....?

 

[T & P]

Another vintage Mail front page today for the Hall of Fame...

 

[stavros]

Another vintage Mail front page today for the Hall of Fame...

In totally unrelated news, Jonathon "Lord Rothermere" Harmsworth tells HMRC that he lives in France as a non-dom so as to avoid paying UK tax on all his income, when in fact he lives in Wiltshire.

 

[Doctor Carrot]

 

[stavros]

Apparently, Corbyn's "friends" in Jewdas mocked the Queen, which is surely enough to bring back the death penalty.

 

[Nine Bob Note]

Another vintage Mail front page today for the Hall of Fame...

I say, here's fun.

 

[stavros]

Quite a lot here for Mail bingo fans:

 

[stavros]

Oh for fuck's sake. How can you encourage your large, if shrinking readership to dodge tax if, five minutes later, you'll be railing against the underfunded NHS/schools/armed forces/Queen's plumbing (delete as applicable)? Maybe it suggests becoming a non-dom and controlling your British business empire via Bermudan trust funds.

Note the shot of Barlow, pictured as he gets his end-of-year form from HMRC.

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[bemused]

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I prefer using chicken bones to predict the future.

 

[JimW]

Move Uranus into Taurus is just the trendy way of saying get your arse in gear.

 

[fishfinger]

Move Uranus into Taurus is just the trendy way of saying get your arse in gear.

I just thought it was meant to symbolise bullshit.

 

[not a trot]

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Daily Mail readers were all born under the sign of a cunt.

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[equationgirl]

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'rode'??? For shame, Daily Mail, for shame.

 

[Edie]

Can I ask a question? Can’t see an obvious place to put it, but here’s good enough I think.

When they say ‘popular vote’ or ‘populism’ do they actually mean far right?

Is the Daily Mail a ‘popular paper’.

When it says ‘two populisms have won in Italy’ (Five Star and the League) what is that really saying?

 

[DotCommunist]

Can I ask a question? Can’t see an obvious place to put it, but here’s good enough I think.

When they say ‘popular vote’ or ‘populism’ do they actually mean far right?

Is the Daily Mail a ‘popular paper’.

When it says ‘two populisms have won in Italy’ (Five Star and the League) what is that really saying?

they mean anything away from a 'centrist' politics, be that left or right wing. Corbyn becomes in this viewing a 'populist'.

 

[J Ed]

they mean anything away from a 'centrist' politics, be that left or right wing. Corbyn becomes in this viewing a 'populist'.

Which has the benefit of tarnishing the left by associating it with the far-right, which benefits by having their image laundered as simply anti-establishment, and also of vindicating the 'centre' as a pole of opposition to both.

 

[Edie]

they mean anything away from a 'centrist' politics, be that left or right wing. Corbyn becomes in this viewing a 'populist'.

Ah okay thanks. Strange term

 

[DotCommunist]

Which has the benefit of tarnishing the left by associating it with the far-right, which benefits by having their image laundered as simply anti-establishment, and also of vindicating the 'centre' as a pole of opposition to both.

burnishes a sense of 'worlds gone mad' which justifies the muscular liberalisms of a macron etc

 

[Pickman's model]

Can I ask a question? Can’t see an obvious place to put it, but here’s good enough I think.

When they say ‘popular vote’ or ‘populism’ do they actually mean far right?

Is the Daily Mail a ‘popular paper’.

When it says ‘two populisms have won in Italy’ (Five Star and the League) what is that really saying?

further to previous replies it's more examples of the semi-literate journalism they espouse. the writing in the mail, especially in the news section, is abysmal - not only in its politics but in its english.

 

[gosub]

 

[JimW]

Letter doesn't look right without a sidebar of shame.

 

[Pickman's model]

Thought he might have written a signature

 

[flypanam]

Will he be leaving his Kensington pad and move north? His missus is part of a team building a theatre in Liverpool.

 

[Pickman's model]

Will he be leaving his Kensington pad and move north? His missus is part of a team building a theatre in Liverpool.

didn't know he was married to a labourer

 

[flypanam]

She's the hod carrier

 

[Pickman's model]

a new low for the daily mail



note the date...