The rise of alternative media

America are no where near us with alternative media.

Private eye began in 1961, for example.

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Originally Posted by LordKenwyne

America are no where near us with alternative media.

Private eye began in 1961, for example.

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I am talking about the number of people who access, and are influenced by it.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

"Trump victory spells the end of traditional media influence"

http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blo...edia-influence

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Can he spell ?

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Originally Posted by TruBlue

You don't half talk some shit to boost your own self inflated ego. :facepalm:

The top selling papers in the country all championed for Brexit, nothing to do with little Timmy tinfoils wordpress website that has had 3 visitors in 10 years.

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I'm talking a out the disclosure of hard facts, not one Murdoch paper saying leave and the other saying stay. Ditto the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday. The unpalitable history of the EU was mainly ignored by the popular media, as was its ultimate destiny.

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Originally Posted by lardy

Mmm a solution, yeah trump is full of solutions... :hehe:

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Genuine question, how does he plan to get all of those former blue collar jobs back for the people who are generally reckoned to have won the election for him without raising taxes?

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I'm talking a out the disclosure of hard facts, not one Murdoch paper saying leave and the other saying stay. Ditto the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday. The unpalitable history of the EU was mainly ignored by the popular media, as was its ultimate destiny.

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What do you think had more influence on the masses when it came to Brexit? The Daily Mail or Infowars.com?

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Originally Posted by TruBlue

What do you think had more influence on the masses when it came to Brexit? The Daily Mail or Infowars.com?

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The newspapers just agreed with the majority of their readership. It was a business decision, not a political one :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

The newspapers just agreed with the majority of their readership. It was a business decision, not a political one :thumbup:

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wow, you talk such shit :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

wow, you talk such shit :hehe:

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And Murdoch endorsed both the Remain and the Brexit :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

And Murdoch endorsed both the Remain and the Brexit :hehe:

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mostly brexit, how does it tally with the majority of the papers readership if the FT and Times were remain but the Sunday Times were brexit?? all read by the same readership in all probability, editorial decisions made by the editors :sherlock: so no interference from murdoch :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

wow, you talk such shit :hehe:

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BTW, when engaging in discussions, one is expected to state his opinion or provide a counterargument, just attacking the poster will make you look like a shill (paid or otherwise) :biggrin: Come on mate, all this is taught in Messageboard Subversion 101, did you miss that class? :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

mostly brexit, how does it tally with the majority of the papers readership if the FT and Times were remain but the Sunday Times were brexit?? all read by the same readership in all probability, editorial decisions made by the editors :sherlock: so no interference from murdoch :hehe:

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So now Murdoch is allowing editorial freedom? Wow, just wow :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

So now Murdoch is allowing editorial freedom? Wow, just wow :biggrin:

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did you miss the :hehe: how do you explain the difference between the times and sunday times stance on brexit when they have the same readership :sherlock:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

BTW, when engaging in discussions, one is expected to state his opinion or provide a counterargument, just attacking the poster will make you look like a shill (paid or otherwise) :biggrin: Come on mate, all this is taught in Messageboard Subversion 101, did you miss that class? :hehe:

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see above, don't jump in :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

BTW, when engaging in discussions, one is expected to state his opinion or provide a counterargument, just attacking the poster will make you look like a shill (paid or otherwise) :biggrin: Come on mate, all this is taught in Messageboard Subversion 101, did you miss that class? :hehe:

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I thought Packermans opinion was spot on. :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

did you miss the :hehe: how do you explain the difference between the times and sunday times stance on brexit when they have the same readership :sherlock:

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The spin of a coin? :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

The spin of a coin? :biggrin:

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so thats a no then you a just waffling as usual :-)

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Originally Posted by Packerman

so thats a no then you a just waffling as usual :-)

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I'm sure they had their own metrics to work from, and plenty of backroom deals to fulfill. Going through these lists, you can see why sitting on the fence would be a good strategy.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endo...ferendum,_2016

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I'm sure they had their own metrics to work from, and plenty of backroom deals to fulfill. Going through these lists, you can see why sitting on the fence would be a good strategy.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endo...ferendum,_2016

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wikipedia, shame on you :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

wikipedia, shame on you :hehe:

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The Monster Raving Loony Party and Vladimir Putin also endorsed both sides :hehe: :thumbup:

Anyway, I've already stated above that it was on social media where the real Brexit battle took place, the mainstream media were merely pandering to their masters.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Anyway, I've already stated above that it was on social media where the real Brexit battle took place, the mainstream media were merely pandering to their masters.

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no it didn't, the majority of people who voted brexit were the older generation who don't tend to live on twitter or Facebook

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Originally Posted by Packerman

no it didn't, the majority of people who voted brexit were the older generation who don't tend to live on twitter or Facebook

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Ermm cough cough, it's your go on scrabble. :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

no it didn't, the majority of people who voted brexit were the older generation who don't tend to live on twitter or Facebook

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I got at least 50 silver surfers to vote Brexit :biggrin:

You should get yourself on on social media mate, plenty of your age on there :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

Ermm cough cough, it's your go on scrabble. :hehe:

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:facepalm: :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Packerman

no it didn't, the majority of people who voted brexit were the older generation who don't tend to live on twitter or Facebook

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True, the younger generation who were more likely to vote Renain are keener users of social media.

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Genuine question, how does he plan to get all of those former blue collar jobs back for the people who are generally reckoned to have won the election for him without raising taxes?

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In your own time.

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

Ermm cough cough, it's your go on scrabble. :hehe:

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didn't you once say you had someone send you a dick pic when playing scrabble?

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Originally Posted by TISS

didn't you once say you had someone send you a dick pic when playing scrabble?

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:hehe: No, where did you dream that up from? you can't send pics on scrabble.

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

:hehe: No, where did you dream that up from? you can't send pics on scrabble.

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my mistake, when Packerman sent a you dick pic you said you were lost for words.

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Originally Posted by TISS

my mistake, when Packerman sent a you dick pic you said you were lost for words.

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calm down Zeb :-)

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Originally Posted by TISS

my mistake, when Packerman sent a you dick pic you said you were lost for words.

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:hehe: I've never had a dick pic sent to me, I hope it stays that way too.

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Originally Posted by Packerman

calm down Zeb :-)

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clink. thats the sound of the penny dropping

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Originally Posted by TISS

clink. thats the sound of the penny dropping

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i aint the quickest on the uptake :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

:hehe: I've never had a dick pic sent to me, I hope it stays that way too.

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Is that because your inbox is always full? :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Is that because your inbox is always full? :biggrin:

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72 messages stored, of a total 200 allowed, I like to keep on top of things, unlike some. :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Genuine question, how does he plan to get all of those former blue collar jobs back for the people who are generally reckoned to have won the election for him without raising taxes?

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A reverse of the globalist's new world order? Or maybe he's just a front and he's in on it too :sherlock:

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

72 messages stored, of a total 200 allowed, I like to keep on top of things, unlike some. :biggrin:

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I like a woman on top :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I like a woman on top :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.

I think it's time to give this forum a swerve for a while.

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