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Tealeaf · 27-01-2011, 19:21

[quote=cmonstanley;878482.i think more revelations will be coming out all hail the guardian for keeping at it..[/quote]

Capital 'I', please cmonstanley.

As regards the Guardian, I seem to recall that it was only a couple of months ago that the oily rag was releasing thousands upon thousands of documents which detailed private conversations between various public individuals. Because of that and their association with Wiki leaks - whose boss is currently awaiting extradition on serious criminal charges of a sexual nature - people’s lives are now at risk.

The most that can be said of the News of the Screws hacking accusations is that a few politicians are found to be corrupt and a few 'celebs' are having a bit on the side. So what’s new about that?

When it was the Manchester Guardian, it was a good, radical campaigning newspaper; now it is no more a lesbian leaning, EU grovelling, terrorist apologising, pseudo-scientific, burka-loving piece of nonsense.

May I respectfully suggest that tomorrow morning, instead of running out to buy your daily dose of Guardian garbage, you save a quid by closely examining what is on your Andrex toilet paper. You will read far more sense out of that.

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Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: could this be our watergate? [quote=cmonstanley;878482.i think more revelations will be coming out all hail the guardian for keeping at it..[/quote] Capital 'I', please cmonstanley. As regards the Guardian, I seem to recall that it was only a couple of months ago that the oily rag was releasing thousands upon thousands of documents which detailed private conversations between various public individuals. Because of that and their association with Wiki leaks - whose boss is currently awaiting extradition on serious criminal charges of a sexual nature - people’s lives are now at risk. The most that can be said of the News of the Screws hacking accusations is that a few politicians are found to be corrupt and a few 'celebs' are having a bit on the side. So what’s new about that? When it was the Manchester Guardian, it was a good, radical campaigning newspaper; now it is no more a lesbian leaning, EU grovelling, terrorist apologising, pseudo-scientific, burka-loving piece of nonsense. May I respectfully suggest that tomorrow morning, instead of running out to buy your daily dose of Guardian garbage, you save a quid by closely examining what is on your Andrex toilet paper. You will read far more sense out of that. Last edited by Tealeaf; 27-01-2011 at 19:26.