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It's a sad state of affairs when you're sticking up for Farage. Is he a trained journalist or did he just happen to fall into the job of journalist because he's of some notoriety? As I occasionally write articles for tech journals, does that make me a journalist?
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Journalist: noun "a person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast."Originally posted by darmstadt View PostWhat will he be next week? A reality TV star or still a failed politician? You know that Katie Hopkins and Tommeh are also journalists, apparently?
As you were thicky.
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What will he be next week? A reality TV star or still a failed politician? You know that Katie Hopkins and Tommeh are also journalists, apparently?Originally posted by Mordac View PostFarage is now a journalist and is allowed to travel for this sort of thing. So the headline is wrong, but judging by the source I suspect a distinct lack of impartiality. Whether his actions were morally justifiable is a different question.
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Farage is now a journalist and is allowed to travel for this sort of thing. So the headline is wrong, but judging by the source I suspect a distinct lack of impartiality. Whether his actions were morally justifiable is a different question.Originally posted by darmstadt View Posthttps://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/nigel-farage-flouts-coronavirus-rules-to-film-migrant-rant-1-6630177
I just bet he has the recipe for the vaccine too along with all the answers on how to fix the problems, just waiting for his best mate to call...
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"He failed to spot a single migrant while on the South East England beach."Originally posted by darmstadt View Posthttps://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/nigel-farage-flouts-coronavirus-rules-to-film-migrant-rant-1-6630177
I just bet he has the recipe for the vaccine too along with all the answers on how to fix the problems, just waiting for his best mate to call...
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Britain's most important key worker
https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/nigel-farage-flouts-coronavirus-rules-to-film-migrant-rant-1-6630177
I just bet he has the recipe for the vaccine too along with all the answers on how to fix the problems, just waiting for his best mate to call...
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