Showing posts with label Mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mail. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 December 2009

British Street

Have a look at the photograph in the article in The Mail here - is this a British street?
Of course it is.
Are the Mail up to something using that photo?
Added at 11:38pm Boxing Day:

!!!!!!!!!! - The ORIGINAL photo was of a street full,of people of ethnic minorities. The Mail has now changed it. Enough said.

Friday, 11 December 2009

Temperatures Set to 'Plummet'!

'Temperatures set to plummet to -3c' says the headline in The Mail online.
What?! -3c!!!! It's December - it's supposed to be freezing. This is not news. Whenever we have anything like normal winter weather nowadays we get pathetic sensationalist headlines like this.
For your information, in my neck of the woods (Wales) the lows for previous December's (recorded by myself) are as follows:
2008 -6.3
2007 -5.3
2006 -4.2
2005 -8.5
2004 -6.3
2003 -5.1
2002 -2.4
2001 -7.0
2000 -10.0
1999 -9.9
1986 -3.0
1985 -10.0
1984 -2.9
1983 -6.9
1981 -11.1
The record low for Wales (it was a January) is -23.3.
So as you can see -3.0 is NOT exactly 'plummeting' and the media know that.
What's going on with them?

Sunday, 6 September 2009

English Defence League Clashes

Have a look at this report in the Mail of the English Defence League clashes yesterday in Birmingham and then contrast the picture's that the Mail shows with the ITV video at the foot of the report (shamelessly intrusive film trailer at the start of it by the way).
You'll see plenty of Muslim thugs in the Mail's photo's but none in the very PC ITV report which makes it look like it was the 'EDL' vs the police.
One caption for a photo the Mail used made me laugh though as it said 'police hold back members of the public protesting during the event' - members of the public!!??

Sunday, 23 August 2009

Council Snouts in Troughs

There was a piece in The Mail on Sunday today about various Council Chief Executives and their quite outrageous expense claims.
What caught my eye about the story though was the salaries of these people.
These wonderful servants of the public were earning around £250,000 per year - that's just salary alone without expenses!
They see fit to pay themselves (which is more or less what they do) around TEN TIMES the average persons salary in the country today!!!
Snouts in troughs.
We need a shake up, a revolution.

Sunday, 8 February 2009

Immigrant Hierarchy in Slough

Great story today in The Mail about road signs in Slough being in Polish.
This is nothing new but there's still a bit of a stink going on at the moment about it.
But what made me really laugh was the person seemingly making the most stink of all is a local councillor, named......Satpal Parmar!
You couldn't, as they say, make it up!
This is obviously some form of immigrant hierarchy!
Established immigrants (or the descendants of at least) saying to new immigrants - 'bugger off!'
Oh the irony!

Sunday, 7 December 2008

No Clue Cameron

David Cameron writes in The Mail on Sunday today of his desire to fix Broken Britain (again).

He particularly touches on the cases of Baby P and Shannon Mathews.

But his solution for these sorts of dysfunctional family disasters is amongst other things more help for parents in the first year of a child's life 'because this is the time that parents are more likely to split up'.

Couples! Families! Parents! Split up!

Is he kidding?!

Split up! - these sorts of people are not 'together' in the first place!

Women like Karen Mathews etc , drop kids like they drop their knickers - as often as possible!

Fathers and husbands are just not an option for most women like this, and if they occasionally are an option then they are of the 'here today gone tomorrow' variety.

Privileged Cameron cannot be expected to understand this sort of mindset - and he doesn't!

Maybe he means well but he just doesn't have a clue.

Sunday, 30 November 2008

Peter Hitchens?

Is Peter Hitchens losing touch?

The excellent Mail on Sunday Columnist (among other things) last week failed to mention in his column the stolen BNP list and subsequent persecution of some of those on the list.

The fact that Peter never mentioned any of this I found strange being as it could be HIM, with his outspoken right wing views who is persecuted next.

This week in his column there is surprisingly no mention of the Damian Green arrest.

Again this puzzled me as of course they could soon come for Peter, if it is deemed that he has written the wrong thing at the wrong time about the wrong person.

I might ask 'what's going on Peter?'