If you want an example of cheap and easy journalism, the above is a good example all generalities, but naming no names. If you really want to hurt them, though, and force through change, you have to name names, as we did in April 2005, going after Barroso and Spiros Latsis, and their little scam.

Booker and I did a lot of work on this and, for once, UKIP did some good work. As the story unfolded, it was very clear that the Latsis empire was involved in a massive network of bribery and corruption, including the EU commission and much, much more.

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Yep - cheap and easy journalism it is indeed.

Editors who pull articles, journalists who, unlike a certain Mr. Booker, have the spine of jellyfish, and all those mailers of shiny PR brochures have missed out on a pretty important fact of life:
people not just despise them, they get their information from places like this one, and are more and better informed than those living in the MSM would ever dream of!

Some give us blogs - but don't ever seem to read them.
Else they ought to have noticed that the EUro and the whole EU is being attacked by their citizens as never before.
Who'd have thought that the German people, of all the EU, are wishing for an end to the EU as fervently as we are?
I can't speak for other EU countries as I'm not so good at other languages, but would think the situation is similar.

2012 may indeed see the end - not of the world, but of Obama and the Euro ... can't wait ...

"Robbery on an industrial scale"

That covers it all right.

We should stop paying taxes and put the entire system on hold.

The scammers have to go, nothing more, nothing less.

Met Office receives another 1.5 million bonus despite continuing "bad forecasts".
http://climaterealists.com/?id=7932

Considering your Monday April 18, 2005 post - 'Sleaze hits Barroso', no wonder the government wants to regulate the internet!

Those were the days ... which had the MSM diving for cover. Put all the bent Greek banks together and there is more than enough dirty money to bail out the Greek debt. Once again though, we get the reverse Robin Hood effect ... stealing from the poor to give to the rich.