Reply to: UKIP the first 100 days

[DimPrawn]

Gave up my Times subscription recently. I accept it's the Tories broadsheet, however the daily 'The mess left by the last government' stories...

It was a story in 09, 10, maybe even 2011. But goodness its tiresome.

When you consider the scale of the economic damage caused and left by Bliar and Brownstuff, we're talking at least 10 years to turn it round, so yes it's right to remind the moronic UK public of what was orchestrated by those New Labour clowns.....

[scooterscot]

Gave up my Times subscription recently. I accept it's the Tories broadsheet, however the daily 'The mess left by the last government' stories...

It was a story in 09, 10, maybe even 2011. But goodness its tiresome.

[Zero Liability]

Watch Al Jazeera and RT. Much better view of this green and promised land.

The Torygraph and the FT aren't that bad, but yes I like RT and Zero Hedge as well.

[NickFitz]

Private Eye have been writing about this for around the last year or so....

Which is why Oborne wrote "There are other very troubling cases, many of them set out in Private Eye, which has been a major source of information for Telegraph journalists wanting to understand what is happening on their paper."

[Jubber]

I've come to expect nothing less of the trashy media that infests this country

Watch Al Jazeera and RT. Much better view of this green and promised land.

[darmstadt]

Speaking of which.

Private Eye have been writing about this for around the last year or so....

[jamesbrown]

I've come to expect nothing less of the trashy media that infests this country.

Speaking of which.

[darmstadt]

Actually, I'm just watching this and it is probably more realistic than that, and a better soundtrack:

[darmstadt]

Another kipper program coming your way soon, no-one has seen it yet but check some of the comments, bloody psychic some people....

[darmstadt]

If C4 are going to churn out naked propaganda they should at least have the honesty to disclose that the EU funded it. like the ' three million jobs ' claim it's all lies.

Proof?

Mind you presumably the EU also funded Nigel Farage appearing on C4 Gogglebox or that the taxpayer funded him appearing on QT numerous times. Some people talk bollocks sometimes...

[MicrosoftBob]

Surprised no one has mentioned that Farage is going to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort

[DodgyAgent]

Alternatively one could take a more objective look at how leaving the EU would affect the UK:

None of the options for Brexit is appealing - Telegraph

[Avalonia]

If C4 are going to churn out naked propaganda they should at least have the honesty to disclose that the EU funded it. like the ' three million jobs ' claim it's all lies.

[jamesbrown]

I've come to expect nothing less of the trashy media that infests this country

It really is. I'm a regular reader of pretty much every single newspaper, including even the Fail. I like diversity in my propaganda; but make no mistake, that's all it is nowadays, barely hidden, and it isn't going to get any better leading up to the election.

[Zero Liability]

I've come to expect nothing less of the trashy media that infests this country (the BBC pulled a similar stunt with the Tories not too long ago), so it's more of a /shrug than anything else. It's why I rarely, if ever, watch anything they put out. They're vaguely amusing jesters, and that includes the oh so serious BBC.

Not a kipper by any stretch, but that was fecking irritating. Not really surprising though; brought to you by the channel responsible for such paragons of representativeness as Benefits Street and Immigration Street. I highly doubt that anyone will be swayed by such drivel. Concept aside, the acting was fecking terrible.

Odd, considering how much practice they've had over the years during their news programmes.