Yet more Labour inspired dirty tricks (failed)
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An article in the favourite PH newspaper tells the story.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-476250/Und...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-476250/Und...
Puggit said:
Typical champagne socialist too 
We don't know that for sure. She could simply be a young, impressionable, but talented journalist looking for a big break.As a former editor, I have many times told writers what I want them to write; it's part of the trade.
I think we should direct our fire at the Mirror on this one, not the journalist.
A plan like this will have come from the top.
The story arrived today from one of my sons who was at Pates with this, erm, spy, and had been told in conversation, then dug up the article.
I only posted the thread as 'yet more' in view of the McPoison story, and it is more. There was no intention to imply anything contemporaneous. Any such steer was unintentional.
A search using the (t)rusty PH search function gave no previous threads on the name. It did link to a lad mag babe competition for some reason so that was nice.
I only posted the thread as 'yet more' in view of the McPoison story, and it is more. There was no intention to imply anything contemporaneous. Any such steer was unintentional.
A search using the (t)rusty PH search function gave no previous threads on the name. It did link to a lad mag babe competition for some reason so that was nice.
Edited by turbobloke on Tuesday 21st April 18:34
XitUp said:
Was she a Labour party member?
Why? Do you recognise the face (or name) from meetings?If a partisan newspaper with nu labian party affiliation has an employee send an e-mail from its computer to falsely portray her position, then agreed, that would be consistent with membership of a Party of incompetent sleaze-ridden muppets, but I can't see any direct evidence for it in the article.
turbobloke said:
Why? Do you recognise the face (or name) from meetings?
Good try, but I've never voted Labour let alone been a member.turbobloke said:
If a partisan newspaper with nu labian party affiliation has an employee send an e-mail from its computer to falsely portray her position, then agreed, that would be consistent with membership of a Party of incompetent sleaze-ridden muppets, but I can't see any direct evidence for it in the article.
No, I didn't think so.
XitUp said:
So what you've done, is post a link to a two year old story about a young journalist with no links to the Labour party yet tried to turn it into a rant against them...well done.
Thanks for the praise. No ranting anywhere...badly done.
The link is clear - does the Daily Mirror frequently contain politically partisan pieces, including what passes as editorial, favouring the Conservatives? Would their employee have helped the Labour Party cause by agreeing to participate in this deception?
As to spotting the story now, at least through the conversation with my son I spotted it before you did, and according to the PH search function, before other PHers also
Never too late to nail the underhand tactics of left-leaners, not referring to Prof Beard of course who could never be accused of anything of the kind.
turbobloke said:
The link is clear - does the Daily Mirror frequently contain politically partisan pieces, including what passes as editorial, favouring the Conservatives? Would their employee have helped the Labour Party cause by agreeing to participate in this deception?
Do any papers not contain politically partisan pieces?Does that mean any political parties are to blame?
turbobloke said:
As to spotting the story now, at least through the conversation with my son I spotted it before you did, and according to the PH search function, before other PHers also
Being the first to post it does not mean you were the first to notice it, just that you were the first to care enough.turbobloke said:
Never too late to nail the underhand tactics of left-leaners, not referring to Prof Beard of course who could never be accused of anything of the kind.
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