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If he's well informed or not can be debated, but the same could be said for everybody who has an opinion. Every popular person will have a portion of people "idolising" them, but you'll probably find the vast majority just watch in interest of an alternative viewpoint and/or for entertainment. |
hes become snide and demeaning exactly what he claims he dislikes, hes hopelessly biased and hypocritical too
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Seriously though, one day it's going to escalate and there will be a dance off. One day. |
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It's the tango. But you have to do it solo.
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Yeah not much of a standoff when I keep kicking her crutches away :laugh:
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Meh, the right wing media would do anything to ruin the guy's reputation, not sure if I'm happy to see them attempt to do so or not. He's a cocky mouthpiece who doesn't have all that much to say but has a wordy way of saying it and I don't like his agenda but I also don't think it's his fault whatsoever that people on the other side of the world are being exploited.
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You have a thread for This WHY DOUBLE POST IT But not many replys on your Dead thread Can you Delete your Post please Then I will Delete this post Thank You |
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Yes but she posted it on Her Trews thread and got no reply. So she thought put it on my thread. Anyone who needs brands View go to her thread Thats fair Or maybe a mod could delete her thread then I could never say this |
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Yes You posted it on Trew News thread Today |
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Daily[edit] ##The Morning Star - Co-operative reader-owned paper, but Britain's Road to Socialism, the programme of the Communist Party, underlies the paper's editorial stance. The paper also has Labour and trade union Left links. It was formerly the Daily Worker. ##The Guardian Weekly[edit] ##New Statesman - independent ##The New Worker - from the New Communist Party. ##The Socialist - from the Socialist Party. ##Socialist Worker - from the Socialist Workers Party. ##Tribune - Labour movement newspaper, with Labour Party connections ##Weekly Worker - published by the Communist Party of Great Britain (Provisional Central Committee). Fortnightly[edit] ##Scottish Socialist Voice - from the Scottish Socialist Party. ##Solidarity - from the Alliance for Workers' Liberty. Monthly[edit] ##The Catalyst - from the Solidarity Federation. ##Fight Racism, Fight Imperialism - from the Revolutionary Communist Group. ##Gagged! - from South Wales Anarchists. ##Labour Left Briefing - produced by Labour Party members. ##New Internationalist - independent. ##Peace News - independent. ##Resistance - from the Anarchist Federation. ##Revolution - from the British section of Revolution ##Anticipations - the Young Fabians' journal. ##Socialist Appeal - from the British section of the International Marxist Tendency ##Socialist Campaign Group News - connected with the Socialist Campaign Group of the Labour Party. ##Socialist Review - from the Socialist Workers Party. ##Socialist Standard - from the Socialist Party of Great Britain. ##Socialism Today - from the Socialist Party. ##Workers Hammer- from Spartacist League of Britain. Bi-monthly[edit] ##Chartist - connected to the Labour Party. ##Class Struggle - from Workers Fight. ##The Fargate Speaker - from the Sheffield group of the Anarchist Federation. ##Hereford Heckler - independent anarchist paper with local news and views from Herefordshire. ##Lalkar - formerly the journal of the Indian Workers' Association, now independent, but sympathetic to the CPGB(ML). ##New Left Review - independent ##Proletarian - from the Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist). ##Red Pepper - independent, appeared monthly from 1994, relaunched as a bi-monthly in 2007 ##Scottish Left Review - independent ##Socialist News - from the Socialist Labour Party . ##Socialist Resistance - from the International Socialist Group and Socialist Solidarity Network. ##Workers Power - from Workers' Power. Quarterly[edit] ##Ceasefire Magazine - Independent publication ##Communist Review - from the Communist Party. ##Direct Action - from the Solidarity Federation. ##Fifth International - from the League for the Fifth International. ##International Communist Forum - from Workers Fight. ##International Socialism - from the Socialist Workers Party. ##Marxist International Review - from the International Marxist Tendency. ##Revolutionary Perspectives - from the Communist Workers Organisation. ##rs21 - Magazine of Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century. ##Socialist Studies (1989)Socialist Studies. ##Socialist Youth Magazine of International Socialist Resistance (socialist youth organisation ISR). ##Workers Hammer - from the Spartacist League. ##World Revolution - from World Revolution (four times a year). Tri-annually[edit] ##Capital & Class - from the Conference of Socialist Economists. ##Critique (Journal of Socialist Theory) - independent. ##Frontline - associated with the Scottish Socialist Party. Unknown or irregular frequency[edit] ##Aufheben - libertarian communist journal.[1] ##Black Flag - independent anarchist. ##Bread & Roses - from the Industrial Workers of the World (Wobblies). ##The Bristolian - independent paper 'smiting the high and mighty,' exposing the council, politicians and businesspeople in Bristol. ##Challenge - from the Young Communist League. ##Freedom - from Freedom Press. ##Mayday. ##News Line - from the Workers Revolutionary Party. ##Organise! - from the Anarchist Federation. ##Radical Philosophy. ##Revolutionary History - independent. ##Slaney Street - independent, Birmingham based free paper. ##Student Socialist - from Socialist Students. ##The Whinger. ##Workers - from the Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist). ##Workers' Weekly - from the Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist). Defunct[edit] Daily[edit] ##Daily Citizen ##Daily Herald - from the Trades Union Congress (1912-64). Weekly[edit] ##The Bee-Hive - initially from the London Trades Council, then independent (1861-72). ##The Call - official organ of the British Socialist Party, terminated 1920 with establishment of The Communist. ##Clarion - independent (1891-1931). ##The Communist - publication of the Communist Party of Great Britain from 1920 until replaced by The Workers' Weekly early in 1923. ##Justice - from the Social Democratic Federation, British Socialist Party and then National Socialist Party (1884-1933). ##Labour Herald - independent (1981-85). ##Labour Leader - independent until acquired by the Independent Labour Party (1887-1986). ##Labour Standard - from the London Trades Council (1881-85). ##Labour Weekly, official Labour Party newspaper which was closed in 1988. ##Militant - from the Militant tendency (later Militant Labour) published 1964-97. ##News on Sunday - independent. ##Reynolds News - independent until acquired by the Co-operative Press (1850-1967). ##The Socialist - from the Socialist Labour Party (1903-?). ##Socialist Commentary - from the Socialist Vanguard Group (1934-78). ##Socialist Organiser - from the Socialist Organiser Alliance. ##Soviet Weekly - from the Novosti Press Agency (1942-91) Fortnightly[edit] ##Class Struggle - from the Revolutionary Communist League of Britain (1973-1987). Monthly[edit] ##Militant International Review - from the Militant tendency. ##Marxism Today - from the Communist Party of Great Britain. ##New Times - Democratic Left ##Workers Liberty - from the Alliance for Workers Liberty. Unknown or irregular frequency[edit] ##Alert Scotland - from the Communist Party of Scotland. ##Economic and Philosophic Science Review - formerly the journal of the International Leninist Workers Party, now independent. ##Fightback - from Communist Forum. ##New Communist Review - from the New Communist Party. ##Red Flag - from the Revolutionary Workers Party (Trotskyist). ##Emancipation and Liberation - from the Republican Communist Network ##Scottish Marxist Voice - from the Communist Party of Scotland. ##Socialist Action - from Socialist Action. ##Socialist Studies - from the United Socialist Party ##What Next Journal|What Next ##Workers Action (WIL) |
Oh yes look at that massive list of current major national newspapers, such as "The Bee-hive" which apparently closed down in 1872.
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I won't be removing this one either, Mr Brand deserves a right to reply to the accusations of hypocrisy in the article in the OP, I posted his response to the topic. |
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B) I didn't ask you to do anything C) not sure copying and pasting a list counts as work D) was just pointing out that your list is neither mainstream nor (even remotely) current. |
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I contributed you did absolutely nothing as usual, shameful |
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http://www.juicetherapy.co.uk/wp-con...08/carrots.png There you go. It's a picture of a carrot. Enjoy. |
The truth,
Quoting a list of left-leaning newspapers is not at all what is meant by giving examples of 'the left-wing do exactly the same'. Not an example at all. |
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