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Topic History of: Truisms and cliches - this is why the world is collapsing
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
Author Message
Foz Anybody else find the affected and querilous way Robert Peston talks on the BBC irritating? Notice Private Eye have taken the rise out of him finally....
Angel Begs the question. why bother?
JK2006 Indeed David; see the story on the Times!
david Very true.

I think once you said you read most of the papers every day- doesn't it depress you to read such rubbish all the time?
JK2006 Watching the news and experts and anchors and reporters - they are so bad.
Every cliche is trotted out; every hack phrase recycled.

Matthew Parris touches on this in the Times - "fear breeds fear" indeed. What bollocks.

The worst since 2007... hyperbole... exaggeration... inflation...

All because, of course, we want a good story and ordinary ain't good enuff.

The meeeejah; not just predictable but bloody illiterate too.