Papers

There are some old newspapers out there. Here are some examples. They were the dominant source of news but the wireless changed things. Television gave us another source. The Internet is making a real difference. Newspapers are closely controlled by the owners so a few men have huge influence, or rather they did until the Internet made it cheap and easy to become a publisher. This is marvellous news for truth. Propaganda is being by passed by the little people.

British mass media owners
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David and Frederick Barclay
Richard Desmond
Lew Grade
Robert Maxwell
Paul Reuter
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The Wikipedia gives five. Four of them are Jews. There are other owners. Murdoch is a Zionist even if he is not one of God's Chosen. The Barclay brothers are Catholics.
PS The Wikipedia does not bother to mention Black, the Jewish thief.

The Tatler [ 1709 ]
The current incarnation began in 1910. It is more concerned with gossip and manners than politics but can be very informative.

 

The Times [ 1785 ]
It was politically sound and very profitable. Rupert Murdoch bought it since which it has gone off.

 

The Spectator [ 1828 ]
It had a succession of owners. Conrad Black was one such until he had problems with major fraud raps.

 

The Guardian [ 1821 ]
or
Guardian
Is otherwise know as the Grauniad or Graun. It is a left wing organ but has good articles. It is was altogether too friendly with Zionists in their early days but  sound on systematic murder and torture in Israel.

Private Eye rarely sneers at the Graun. It has to be their paper of choice but the halo slipped recently. The eXile, a little paper in Moscow got robbed by Luke Harding of the Graun. They were not amused. See Hack Watch -Did Guardian Journalist Hack Again?
PS Their style owes something to the Eye.

 

News of the World [ 1843 ]
Circulation is some 3.5 million copies. Murdoch's rag.

 

The Economist - The World’s Sleaziest Magazine
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For The Economist, the Putin-as-Fascist story isn't bound by traditional Newtonian concepts of time or space, let alone the basic principles of Western journalism........ For the last few years, The Economist has been waging a relentless, obsessive-compulsive campaign to rebrand Russia and Vladimir Putin as a Fascist state and a Fascist regime. Consider last year's "The Hardest Word":

"It is an over-used word, and a controversial one, especially in Russia. It is not there yet, but Russia sometimes seems to be heading towards fascism.".....

And speaking of Hitlers, in the mid-1930s, The Economist even found time to praise you-know-who: "Herr Hitler is showing encouraging signs of statesmanship." Yes, they really did write that. The first and last example of genuine wit that The Economist ever produced.
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The wonderful, caring people at The eXile, a magazine produced by expats in Moscow have a view about The Economist's line and its dislike of Vladimir Putin. Colonel Putin is a rather sound sort of man. That is why he gets a bad press.

 

The Telegraph [ 1855 ]
It is THE paper of the moderately right which may be why the Wikipedia didn't bother to tell us about it. It is a Quisling operation.

 

Daily Mail [ 1896 ]
Was for people's servants and the first to publish a million. It tends to the right.

 

Daily Express [ 1900 ]
Is written for the right wing lower classes. It is currently owned by Desmond, a foul mouthed Jewish pornographer.

 

Daily Mirror [ 1903 ]
Was a right wing operation but became a left wing sensationalist paper for the toiling peasant masses.

 

Private Eye [ 1961 ]
Was first published in 1961. It was part of the satire boom that stayed the course. It even has a pension scheme now. It does some first class reporting on corruption at the interface between big business and big government but is against the commercial side rather than the apparatchiks.

 

The Sun [ 1964 ]
Is owned by Rupert Murdoch and follows his party line which is often to the right but is more to do with the politicians involved.

 

The Independent [ 1964 ]
It is writes for the left and can be VERY Zionist is its sympathies.

 

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Updated  on Sunday, 03 August 2008 13:47:42