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The old thunder has gone since Dacre left and Geordie Greig took over,even the Mail on Sunday is going soft as well. Backing May selling out would never have happened last year.Thinking of changing to a more middle of the road paper like the Telegraph.
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Agree treetop..I took it off my bookmarks last week.Hardly a paper around that openly supports Brexit.
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I think people have had enough now and they might just demand its put through in the vote
 2 and half years to smash people's heads into submission sadly These people in government should be hounded out for sheer incompetence imo, they have looked to stupid to be an elected mp I'd say "elected government" but that's not even the case    |
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Whether you are left, right or whatever I think we can all agree that the current crop of politicians are the worst bunch of incompetent, self-serving idiots that have ever graced parliament.
In what other career could you lie and deceive and get away with it like they do? |
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and have massive expenses to hoover up
oh and get away with all sorts of criminal activities and others right on the edge what exactly is wrong with them? |
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All papers are biased politically, the Sun over the years have been the most fluid, they'll back whoever looks likely to win before telling the nation it was them that won it lol.
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Same here.
Disappointed with Sunday's editorial which told us to accept the PM's hard won compromise. Pass the sick bag, I'm not paying £1.80 to be told to accept the poorest deal in history. Already ditched the Daily Mail. |
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Aye,scanda but I read in Private Eye recently Lady Rothermere was so upset ta the abuse she received in society dinner parties that she pushed for a softer line and ,hence Greig,an upwardly mobile schmoozer steps in to take over after Dacre. I can see a circulation fall next year.
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volkisch beobachter it is then.
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The 'establishment' wins again if we get a 2nd referendum,one of the loudest voices has been muted.
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Haway man,M2,tark proppa English,we aren't puppets of Berlin yet !
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Beobachten is a lovely word.
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Not a newspaper but Breitbart London is good for news that the mainstream are squeamish about.
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Mr Eboue, we may not agree on many things but you couldn't be more spot on about the current lot of MPs
as for the mail it's like a 3rd rate version of the guardian now not that i've ever read the guardian. must be losing readers by the shedload with the guff they serve up on a daily basis |
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Flossy is the telegraph big enough to hide your copy of razzle in?
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I am never clever enough to think of things like that^^^
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although I don't even look at the magazine
But I am probably in it!!  |
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Even the crossword has become easier in anticipation of the new leftie readers.
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Even Dr Alice Roberts got a hiding for being a non believer had seemingly brought up the over funding of religious based schools last week obviously huffed one of the fantasists who works at the mail oh and her mother,hey ho fact trumps fiction.
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Surely the crossword will have to be made more difficult
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Sudoku better than Guardian but once they lose Quentin Letts parliamentary sketch and Littlejohn it may as well pack it in. Lefties will never buy it and middle of the road people like me and crips will desert it as well.
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probably find the editor is close friends of mr or mrs may
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Moisok are you moisty from Mapplethorpe?
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Once bought a copy of Razzle and the Daily Mail, to hide my embarrassment I concealed the Mail inside the magazine.
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The old ones are nearly always the best.
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Ya dun know!
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flush I deny it most rigorously
ps what time you coming round for 'tea' ho ho |
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Quentin Letts has left the daily mail
 Love to see how their sales perform in the next few months. |
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Might be a good idea to short the DPMG (?) shares for a few months ? This owner has shot himself in the foot,Alan Rusbridger for next editorial position ?
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Their sales must be going down.
I have never seen an outlet change direction in short space of time. All the comments from their customers are opposite of what the paper is promoting. |
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Don't worry the majority of Daily Mail readers will continue to accept and repeat the paper's political stance given they have always been unable to form their own opinion.
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