The S-n

"Tells you something about a paper when the lassie with her tiits out on page 3 has more integrity than the "journalists"."

To be fair she does have a couple of points

People who keep that paper in circulation need a slap.

Sad to say, I think it's the biggest seller in the red tops. The only good news is that News International, the parent company, is losing money.

Worse than that though, is that the Dirty Digger is normally first invited in the door at No. 10 following any general election. Davie had him in twice, and, President Tony and he had a meet on an island off the Australian coast with journalists banned for about 100 miles.

And politicians wonder why we look on them like lower pond life.

JimmyTheRed

Murdoch pretty much owns the cabinet and therefore by extension the judiciary, policymaking etc. As we know the property rights of the super rich take precedence over all other concerns.

These c**ts will continue to sh*t all over the rest of us until we collectively do something about it. We had the chance to make a start in May last year

BUM paper say anything to sell papers and should be fined and the money donated to charity.

Whats wrong with it?

comment by Mr Chelsea ✪ (U3579)
posted 1 hour ago
Whats wrong with it?
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It must be pointless buying the Sun when you can't read Mr C.

It is a very poor paper to be sure. Unfortunately in this the dying age of print news media, the sun is probably one of the more financially stable. Easily the countries most popular tabloid, which is a real shame.

What was your point in your post then Freddo if I can't read.

Can't stand the Sun but they seem pretty convinced of their sources on this story.