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FatCat

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Need to be spoken to, seriously whatever the rights and wrongs of the Cummins situation it does not give them free reign to do what they want.

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I’d rather see a free press personally, as times like this are seized upon to restrict these civil liberties.

as lets not forget the press were right about Cummings ( despite no 10 initial denials) trip up north just as they were right about cash for questions and the mp expenses case, all of these were vociferously denied by Whitehall at the time as well.

"Democracy Dies in Darkness"
 

Is this about the interview where he says Cummings went to Barny for exercise or the one where he holds forth about driving and defective vision? I haven't even heard the second interview but I already know it to be a stream of lies.
 
Some good and worthy quotes but really irrelevant in this scenario.
 
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One crank is hardly an example of the media in general, and he’s been given the boot immediately - maybe an example there for Bozo 🤔


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Add the thirty odd journos outside DCs house and a few others and you are moving further away from one crank. Has he really been fired?
 
It shows how much of a big man he is, when his profile picture has most of his face covered up, just another keyboard warrior?
 
in his defence people are understandably angry at this. There's a certain helplessness felt that the government are no actively taking the p!ss out of us and there is nothing we can do about it.

The tweet was OTT but I totally understand the anger.

I'm kind of getting disappointed in fat cats constant questioning of the media in the past few days: Person breaks rules designed to save our lives, refuses to apologise, entire cabinet humiliates themselves and lies to save him. Oh, it must be the fault of the people who told is this had happened? Huh?
 
I saw this bout of pearl clutching from the usual suspects who cry foul, yesterday.

Andy Dawson is a chancer and a gobshite - in fact, man getting angry at the slightest thing is his whole schtick - but writing a few pieces for the Mirror and Guardian does not make him a journalist. That tweet was over the top and he's likely going to lose out financially from people giving him a wide berth.

But to lump him in with the actual journalists on the newsdesk who have been uncovering the stories on Cummings and other government failings, and proclaim 'it does not give them free reign to do what they want' is disingenuous.

As ever, context is everything - it was around the fact that Michael Gove was lying through his teeth to broadcasters and us yesterday. And his dreadful wife was cheering him on. Which is infuriating, when it already feels like the general public is the butt of a big joke.
 
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