CELEBRITY SEX PESTS

[bossy]

15 minutes ago, redheart said:

Doesn't the rag lose money every year and has a net value of £0. 

 

If so keep it open to bleed more from Murdoch

It’s not about the money it makes, it’s about influence. I really hope it’s fucked up here. The NOTW closure was fantastic, the Scum closing down, now that would be a win.

[TheHowieLama]

13 minutes ago, bossy said:

It’s not about the money it makes, it’s about influence. I really hope it’s fucked up here. The NOTW closure was fantastic, the Scum closing down, now that would be a win.

 

Spot on - he would pay millions just for the pulpit.

[Section_31]

He's pure poison. Try watching Sky News Australia, which he owns outright, and comparing it to ours, which he doesn't. It's Piers Morgan and wall to wall Hunter Biden.

[Barrington Womble]

The rag is doubling down tonight with the parents. 

[redrosetints]

43 minutes ago, bossy said:

It’s not about the money it makes, it’s about influence. I really hope it’s fucked up here. The NOTW closure was fantastic, the Scum closing down, now that would be a win.

It was and would be a great day, but NOTW just became the Sunday s*n, so if it does fold, it’ll just rise again under another title as the influence for Murdoch and the right is too great, that pulpit someone said.

 

It also still kept BoJos WhatsApp’s and Osbounre email out of the headlines so the fuckers still win.

[Barrington Womble]

8 minutes ago, redrosetints said:

It was and would be a great day, but NOTW just became the Sunday s*n, so if it does fold, it’ll just rise again under another title as the influence for Murdoch and the right is too great, that pulpit someone said.

 

It also still kept BoJos WhatsApp’s and Osbounre email out of the headlines so the fuckers still win.

I'm not sure, if that title goes if it could be replaced. Nobody really buys newspapers now. People who do buy it are of an age where they probably don't move to anything else. Notw to the rag was easy as they were one in the same anyway and of course the rag can bring its daily following to a sinday. They could build something online and maybe more powerful as it will connect with a younger audience. But nobody, not even Murdoch, is building a new paper in this age. 

[Chip Butty]

29 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

The rag is doubling down tonight with the parents. 

24 Tog?

[Chip Butty]

Mildly amusing listening to the news and the BBC news reports discussing the BBC in the third person. 
 

 

[redrosetints]

16 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

I'm not sure, if that title goes if it could be replaced. Nobody really buys newspapers now. People who do buy it are of an age where they probably don't move to anything else. Notw to the rag was easy as they were one and the same anyway and of course the rag can bring its daily following to a sinday. They could build something online and maybe more powerful as it will connect with a younger audience. But nobody, not even Murdoch, is building a new paper in this age. 

I hope you’re right and yes, you’re right circulation of papers has reduced but in spite of all that its still driven the national media agenda for 3 days and taken from other potential topics which would maybe have harmed its ideological partners. I.e the tories 

 

I’ll just hope you’re correct 

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Would prefer to see Edwards take it to trial by combat.

 

Imagine him cleaving Murdoch in two with a zweihander.

[Jairzinho]

5 minutes ago, redrosetints said:

I hope you’re right and yes, you’re right circulation of papers has reduced but in spite of all that its still driven the national media agenda for 3 days and taken from other potential topics which would maybe have harmed its ideological partners. I.e the tories 

 

I’ll just hope you’re correct 

 

Young people don't read newspapers, but sadly they aren't voting either.

[Barrington Womble]

10 minutes ago, redrosetints said:

I hope you’re right and yes, you’re right circulation of papers has reduced but in spite of all that its still driven the national media agenda for 3 days and taken from other potential topics which would maybe have harmed its ideological partners. I.e the tories 

 

I’ll just hope you’re correct 

 

Yes, they can still drive news cycles, but I think that's true of any of the remaining papers if they have a story, especially if it relates to something like the BBC. I'm definitely not saying they hold no sway now, they do. But I just don't think anyone is building something new again now. If this does to the rag what phone hacking did for notw, I think it's the end of that part of our news media. There's still plenty of cunts out there though..

[littletedwest]

Its mildly amusing to see on the BBC news that the BBC asked the BBC to comment but the BBC refused to.

[VladimirIlyich]

14 minutes ago, littletedwest said:

Its mildly amusing to see on the BBC news that the BBC asked the BBC to comment but the BBC refused to.

No comment.

[Arniepie]

Hope they get sued to fuck

Apparent they didn't even tell the parent or the kid they were breaking the story 

[TheHowieLama]

2 hours ago, Barrington Womble said:

 Nobody really buys newspapers now. People who do buy it are of an age where they probably don't move to anything else. 

 

2 hours ago, Jairzinho said:

 

Young people don't read newspapers, but sadly they aren't voting either.

 

 

I think anyone who is buying/reading print media is baked in as Baz points out, both physically and ideologically.

 

Disagree about young not voting, they vote in the same percentage as the overall population in the main.

At the very least young voters you can see are replacing numbers on the back end.

[Jairzinho]

6 hours ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

Disagree about young not voting, they vote in the same percentage as the overall population in the main.

At the very least young voters you can see are replacing numbers on the back end.

 

Not in the UK they don't.

 

https://www.britishelectionstudy.com/bes-findings/age-and-voting-behaviour-at-the-2019-general-election/

[Denny Crane]

If I read it right these points were omitted from the original coverage.

 

The BBC don't know the identity of the young person.

 

The step-father says he went to the police in desperation -  the police couldn't do anything as nothing illegal had happened. The step-father informed the BBC of this when in contact on May 19th. 

 

The young person issued a denial.

 

The young person is estranged from their mother.

 

Those points provide a completely different context.

 

[Denny Crane]

I might be reading the below bit wrong as there are different parts of the BBC. It would mean the family didn't share or weren't allowed to share the identity of the young person when making the allegation. 

 

BBC News does not know the identity of the young person and has not spoken directly to them.  

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-66159357.amp

 

[TD_LFC]

Burley is absolutely fucking livid that this might crumble and she might not get her pound of flesh.

[Captain Turdseye]

19 hours ago, Remmie said:

Fucking hell mate, are you being this slow on purpose? 

Remmie, meet Shooter. 

[Gnasher]

Female from a suburb in Cardiff so I've been told. The presenter in question is imo going to have trouble keeping a lid on this.

[Tony Moanero]

Bollocks, wrong thread.

[Bjornebye]

Just now, Tony Moanero said:

Not in the slightest. I can’t get excited about signing players, most of whom I’ve never heard of, for tens of millions of pounds. I still like looking at new kits, but that said, it has all been done before and most of the new ones are crap. Euro 2020 was my first real exposure to VAR and I thought it was shite. I didn’t watch a moment of last year’s World Cup. December is for Quality Street and Matchmakers, not footy tournaments. Summers without a Common Wealth or Olympic Games are pretty boring.

 

Nothing like a sex scandal to fill the void eh Tone 

[Bobby Hundreds]

1 minute ago, Tony Moanero said:

Not in the slightest. I can’t get excited about signing players, most of whom I’ve never heard of, for tens of millions of pounds. I still like looking at new kits, but that said, it has all been done before and most of the new ones are crap. Euro 2020 was my first real exposure to VAR and I thought it was shite. I didn’t watch a moment of last year’s World Cup. December is for Quality Street and Matchmakers, not footy tournaments. Summers without a Common Wealth or Olympic Games are pretty boring.

Deflecting from sex pests eh!