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Topic History of: SmearGate : Brown to resign ?
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JK2006 |
Yes - that's the most worrying thing of all; the total lack of backbone in all meejah outlets.
They dare not print the truth - even if it's actually A BETTER STORY! |
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JC |
And I care more about the erosion of civil liberties, the tapping of our phoes, the increased surveillance, the brutality of the police, etc. etc.
Why are the media so quiet about all this? It's a massive story, and it effects their freedoms as well as ours, but they treat it as no more significant than roadworks on the M6. |
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JK2006 |
I'm afraid I consider this entire episode an example of "a good story" dominating the schedule instead of more serious and crucial matters.
This century it will always be so.
I don't care how many scurrilous and snide e-mails get sent, I don't care whether anybody apologises and I don't care if anyone's feelings get hurt.
I do care that people are losing jobs, getting wrongfully convicted, making false allegations, starving to death, doing drugs... |
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BR |
Still rumbling on after a half hearted attempt to write letters. Still no comment by Cameron and Osborne.
This shows no sign of going away with revelations that Brown met the writer during the week of the "Plot".
This has surely damaged the credibility of a Downing Street run by Brown ? how can he survive ? |
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veritas |
that's true. Afterall Alistair Campbell really ran the country whilst Blair was PM without Tony having a clue what was going on. |
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