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TOPIC: Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler
#121940
Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
The absurd suggestion to include UKIP in election debates but not Greens, SNP etc reminds me of the Leveson team member, when I asked why the Inquiry cared about Milly Dowler but not about Amelie Delagrange or Marsha McDonnell - "they were not high profile enough". That was an Inquiry examining the power of the media. Setting its agenda depending on the media.

Likewise now - debates must include UKIP - why? Because the media (showing the debates) have invented a "powerful" party - UKIP - where, in reality, it's just "a good story".
 
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#121961
Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
Panorama chickened out of the really heavy questions. They didn't even mention in passing the tired old Isle of Man area. Probably holding back the big guns until shortly before the election. I stress I don't like this kind of politics or media but it is inevitable, isn't it?
 
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andrew

Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
JK2006 wrote:
Panorama chickened out of the really heavy questions. They didn't even mention in passing the tired old Isle of Man area. Probably holding back the big guns until shortly before the election. I stress I don't like this kind of politics or media but it is inevitable, isn't it?

Panorama has no backbone anymore.

Bring back World In Action.
 
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Pattaya

Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
JK2006 wrote:
The absurd suggestion to include UKIP in election debates but not Greens, SNP etc reminds me of the Leveson team member, when I asked why the Inquiry cared about Milly Dowler but not about Amelie Delagrange or Marsha McDonnell - "they were not high profile enough". That was an Inquiry examining the power of the media. Setting its agenda depending on the media.

Likewise now - debates must include UKIP - why? Because the media (showing the debates) have invented a "powerful" party - UKIP - where, in reality, it's just "a good story".


d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_up...n-results-141014.pdf

UKIP 18%
Libs 8%
Green 5%
SNP 4%

Seems absurd to invite the Liberals Mr King
 
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#122077
Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
A poll would probably put One Dimension at 65% Patt but even you wouldn't suggest they be in the debate.
 
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#122093
Angel

Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
Vote NO to be be part of the United Kingdom??? Obviously not.

www.heraldscotland.com/politics/referend...tical-party.25402590
 
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Pattaya

Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
JK2006 wrote:
A poll would probably put One Dimension at 65% Patt but even you wouldn't suggest they be in the debate.

A few screaming fans doesn't mean a political career Mr King. UKIP are there because the public support them,the other parties obviously haven't got that level of support...ignore the public at your peril....even Milliband has started to take notice!
 
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#122110
hedda

Re:Nigel Farage and Milly Dowler 10 Years, 9 Months ago  
Pattaya wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
The absurd suggestion to include UKIP in election debates but not Greens, SNP etc reminds me of the Leveson team member, when I asked why the Inquiry cared about Milly Dowler but not about Amelie Delagrange or Marsha McDonnell - "they were not high profile enough". That was an Inquiry examining the power of the media. Setting its agenda depending on the media.

Likewise now - debates must include UKIP - why? Because the media (showing the debates) have invented a "powerful" party - UKIP - where, in reality, it's just "a good story".


d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_up...n-results-141014.pdf

UKIP 18%
Libs 8%
Green 5%
SNP 4%

this suggests that JK is spot on.

Seems absurd to invite the Liberals Mr King


But JK is correct- Clearly the vast majority of voters did not want any of these people.
 
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