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How to humiliate the Guardian newspaper?
Journalist Andrew Brown has mad a disgraceful attack on Pamela Gellor and Robert Spencer claiming they are racist and bigots in an article in the Guardian August the 18th. They are doing an excellent job for the American Defence League and are relentlessly fighting against islamic supremicism in America. Good news in a Guardian polll concerning the ground zero mosque, even 64% of Guardian readers are against it dispite the propaganda against anti jihadists pouring out of this politically correct puke.
Anyhow I think we should form a campaign against the Guardian. Any ideas anyone?
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Comment by Joe on January 24, 2021 at 23:45
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I love using Brave to look at what the Quisling media are saying. Not an advert in sight. If just1 million people were using Brave, I think The Guardian and Independent would fold.
For the past 5 years there have been numerous reports of pay cuts, sackings, redundancies at The Guardian.
https://www.theweek.co.uk/70727/the-guardian-job-cuts-worrying-for-...
https://www.thedrum.com/news/2016/06/18/guardian-accepts-257-volunt...
https://www.ft.com/content/0069d422-da44-4d06-ae5b-766836bfda6e
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/guardian-job-cuts-losses-c...
It would be so sweet to see Guardian/Independent close down.
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Comment by Alan Lake on January 24, 2021 at 18:21
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I'm really hoping that within 5 years the Guardian will be gone. Probably replaced by something like the Muslim Community Times though.
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Something I've noticed recently is the death of comments on newspapers. Go back a decade and they were all allowing comments, indeed welcoming them.
I remember around 2011 The Telegraph started NOT having comments on the subjects were the public were proving to be far more "right wing" than The Torygraph.
Now I would estimate that The Guardian only permits commenting on about 1 in 20 items, and these are generally not the subjects marked as being of national or international politics. Here's 2 screenshots which illustrated this death of user comments.
You can see from the blue circle, only 1 story allowed comments.
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Comment by Richard Londonbourne on August 30, 2010 at 7:43
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Annoying as this is, I would be inclined to leave the Guardian alone and press on with the work in hand. Dont waste time getting involved in 'punch ups' with the media. If Robert Spencer and Pam Geller are aware of this article they should also be aware of the laws of libel and take matters from there. Unless, you are willing to be a witness to a lawsuit, it is unwise to mix yourselves up with this business.
Like every other newspaper, the Guardian has to pander to the prejudices of its readers and advertisers. But we do not have to rely upon the Guardian or the BBC or any other part of the media for their goodwill. Let us stage our own demonstrations - quietly but effectively - film them on YouTube and broadcast the message to the whole world.
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Comment by adrian panthers on August 27, 2010 at 2:08
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Dear Alan
I think a little research in to the finances of the Guardian may find results!
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Those articles plumb new depths for poor journalism. Take this for example:
"She has allied herself with racist extremists in South Africa in promoting a claim that the black population is carrying out a "genocide" of whites." - Chris McGreal in 'The US Blogger on a Mission".
Well, the Guardian can now also proudly proclaim that I have allied myself with Marxist Stalinist mass murderers, because I also promote a claim that "2+2=4", just like Stalin did, so I am clearly allied with him, after all, we've made the same statement haven't we?
Or perhaps this poor child Chris McGreal does not wish to show guilt by association, but wishes to prove it independently because of the content of the statement? So the naming of the South African extremists is not relevant but just put in to add colour to the sentence? In that case shouldn't there be some analysis of the statement? But there is none, sadly. These infants have learned to read, but not much beyond that. You will struggle to find a single attempt to address a single substantive argument in either of those articles. All you will find is an attempt to denigrate the character or slander the movement or appeal to some apparently already proven allegation - although where those allegations are proven is never said. There's a word for the latter isn't there, what is it? Oh yes, critical opinions without any knowledge of their source or justification are called prejudices. The Guardian just loves to feed the ready made prejudices of its readers. Perhaps it hopes that by feeding them what they like, they won't end their subscription!
So back to the statement "the black population is carrying out a "genocide" of whites". Is this statement necessarily always logically false? If not, i.e. if it has a possibility to be true, then it is not necessarily racist to state it. Then it needs to be verified. Are we allowed to investigate this claim, or have the liberal fascists already got this declared illegal?
Wikipedia says: "The South African farming community has suffered from attacks for many years.[1] The majority of the victims have been white farmers, with claims of death tolls of up to 3,000 cited in the national and international media"
The Times Online says "White farmers 'being wiped out'. Over 3,000 have been killed since 1994. Now the ANC is accused of fanning the hate."
World Net Daily says "There are 40,000 white farmers in South Africa. Over 1200 have been brutally murdered since 1994. Add to this another 6,000 attacks and the white Boer Afrikaner farmer is easily the highest at-risk murder group on Earth. The ANC has responded to this crisis by ... putting a ban on crime statistics because they scare off foreign investment."
I remember another statistic that 2 white farmers are being murdered on average, every week.
Wasn't there a news report recently showing that a majority of South Africans black people believe they were better off under Apartheid? Several African people have told me the same thing.
Oh my God, the Guardian is now going to have me down as an Apartheid supporter! The logic of the discussion is just too hard for them to follow isn't it?
So I'll summarize, for their benefit.
(1) Just because A makes the same statement S as B, it does not mean that A has the same belief set as B.
(2) Just because a statement S is offensive to you, does not mean it is automatically wrong.
(3) Just because you are offended by a statement, it does not mean you are relieved of the obligation to provide evidence for your disbelief.
Just as there is no attempt by the Guardian to investigate the facts behind this issue of "White farmers being wiped out" as the Times says, there is no attempt to investigate any of the Islamic issues which are raised by Geller or Spencer; all you get is a puerile attempt at character assassination.
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Comment by Kinana on August 25, 2010 at 9:39
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The Guardian certainly has got these two in their sites.
first one on 18 Aug
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/andrewbrown/2010/aug/18/poi...
then one on 20 Aug (re P Geller -- the only thing good about this article is the picture)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/aug/20/rightwing-blogs-islam-a...
re the first one of 18 Aug there is this paragraph:
'But Spencer was invited to supper by Murray of the Centre for Social Cohesion when he visited England last autumn, only for the evening to break up before it had even started when a bunch of EDL skinheads turned up at the restaurant, invited along by a supporter of Spencer who was making a video about him and had been interviewing them, too.'
This proves that the internet never forgets and if it gets it wrong it is wrong forever!
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Thats a good reference website, so I've added it to the "Allies and Partners" list which is under the dropdown menu labelled "Global [A-G]"
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this site says it all, as it really is, about the leftish-biased Beeb
http://biasedbbc.proboards.com/index.cgi
or in biblical terms ~ "the Beast with a LION's Mouthpiece" Rev13
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could we have a link?
the more lies printed by the media the more we need to tell the truth.
the media go after people and orgs who do not have the resources to defend themselves through the court.
so it boils down to a constant up hill battle to tell the truth.
the good side of this is that it is an indication that real waves are being made by ourside and the good ship guardian (and their passengers) are getting nervous!
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