In his article White claims that McBride and Draper were contemplating creating 'Red Rag', in order to "create a leftwing counterweight to the right's dominance of the political blogosphere".
That's complete bollocks and White knows it, they were engaged in dirty tricks of the lowest order, dredging the bottom of the barrel for slurs and insults. Making excuses for McPoison and his cronies is hardly going to wash these days, everyone knows Labour is rotten to the core and can smell the foul stench of corruption, incompetence and lies that emanates from the halls of power.
He then tries to justify this devious behaviour by claiming that the Media is anti-Left.
"He shouldn't have been dabbling in what sounds like squalid stuff, but it helps to understand why people like him do what they do. They do it to protect their boss and undermine opponents whom they think enjoy an unfair advantage in a corrupted media environment".
That's hardly true, and instances of political corruption arising out of the Westminster bubble are far more common. Just because Labour can't string a half decent blog together because they don't know their arse from their elbow, doesn't mean that the media is corrupt. It just shows Labour for what they are - incompetent, authoritarian bastards who like to engage in defrauding taxpayers.
The Devil does a far better job of tearing into White's argument apart over at his place.
Sunday 12 April 2009
He just doesn't get it!
Brown plans an army of teen volunteers
The Italians have tried it
I find it incomprehensible that an educated career politician like our Dear Leader Brown should misunderstand the meaning of two very simple words. The first being VOLUNTARY , meaning actions done in accordance with the conscious will of the individual. The second being COMPULSORY, meaning mandated by legal process or by statute.
He is doublethinking and he is extolling newspeak.
Can he not see the difference? These are not going to be volunteers, they are going to be compelled to ‘volunteer’, that isn’t volunteering!
Is the Labour party struggling so much with youth recruitment that they have to compel young people into becoming Brown’s Brownshirts or the Labour Youth?
The Italians have tried it
I find it incomprehensible that an educated career politician like our Dear Leader Brown should misunderstand the meaning of two very simple words. The first being VOLUNTARY , meaning actions done in accordance with the conscious will of the individual. The second being COMPULSORY, meaning mandated by legal process or by statute.
He is doublethinking and he is extolling newspeak.
Can he not see the difference? These are not going to be volunteers, they are going to be compelled to ‘volunteer’, that isn’t volunteering!
Is the Labour party struggling so much with youth recruitment that they have to compel young people into becoming Brown’s Brownshirts or the Labour Youth?
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