Political Thread

[tonyreddevil]

Labour are a fraction ahead of Conservatives I Believe?

cheers Tony

[sidthelamp]

again what the english news is not reporting

http://rt.com/uk/232827-anti-ttip-protest-meeting/

[tonyreddevil]

Very True,just done a quick read

[cambrensis]

again what the english news is not reporting

http://rt.com/uk/232827-anti-ttip-protest-meeting/

Not in the press you read, obviously.

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...shington-debut

This was two months ago!!!

[sidthelamp]

Not in the press you read, obviously.

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...shington-debut

This was two months ago!!!

not got hold of the right end of the stick have you , were as ttip does have some coverage in the uk the specifics of my link was EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom’s visit to London today and the concern that are mps are not privy to the secret negotiations

[astral276]

Labour are a fraction ahead of Conservatives I Believe?

Most reports are giving the Conservatives a four point lead. Enough to win the election, but without a majority.

[tonyreddevil]

It was about a week ago and on BBC television it stated a 1/2 point lead.It constantly changes

[cambrensis]

not got hold of the right end of the stick have you , were as ttip does have some coverage in the uk the specifics of my link was EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom’s visit to London today and the concern that are mps are not privy to the secret negotiations

We've had houses of straw and now it's sticks! What next?

The idea was that you should take the time to follow links in our quality press rather than quote blindly from the Russian propaganda machine, a relic of failure.

Here are a few more for you:

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...rdian-briefing


http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...eal-businesses


http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...tic-trade-deal

There are others...but you'll find therm now. (Bottom of "the guardian" page).

Incidentally I notice that the photograph of one person in the RT does not even show that it was taken in Brussels!

The links I have placed show very well the details of the visit you mention and the concerns which you express are also covered. Misinformation is as bad as no information.

[sidthelamp]

We've had houses of straw and now it's sticks! What next?

The idea was that you should take the time to follow links in our quality press rather than quote blindly from the Russian propaganda machine, a relic of failure.

Here are a few more for you:

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...rdian-briefing


http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...eal-businesses


http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...tic-trade-deal

There are others...but you'll find therm now. (Bottom of "the guardian" page).

Incidentally I notice that the photograph of one person in the RT does not even show that it was taken in Brussels!

The links I have placed show very well the details of the visit you mention and the concerns which you express are also covered. Misinformation is as bad as no information.

non of them links talk about yesterday did you think i would not read them, if your out to prove me wrong like the last few posts of yours replying to me then your game has been played before , like your misinformation over the EU, and how it is unrepresentative you have a agenda that does not seem to like the other side of the debate being told ,

[PetBazaar]

Deary me...

Having just come through two years of referendum debate, and now being in the middle of Scottish Politics general election shenanigans, the idea that our own "quality press" isn't a propaganda machine amuses me hugely.

Being aware that this is a rather sweeping statement, I'll grant honourable, and occasional, exceptions (based purely on recent experience) to: The Guardian (mainly George Monbiot), The Independent, and The Sunday Herald