Boris- when should he worry?

[MSS]

I don't consider anything in the headline to be misleading.

May I ask why you look at the Guardian given your views about the perceived bias? You must believe that its content has value.

I would have thought the Telegraph would be more inline with the bias I perceive in your posts on this matter.

[wraymond]

All content is biased. That's personal opinion at its most variable and valuable. It is the only way, and surely essential, to gain a pragmatic and personal view. Invaluable.

If we only read what we agree with how can we validate an opinion, or even form one. Better one eye patch than a total blindfold.

[grivas]

Originally Posted by Borg Warner

It's the media we should be more concerned about. Their perfidery really knows no limits.

Perfidy, I assume you mean, in which case which media did you have in mind?.


I would be very careful in interpreting what the British media report, pro or against anything. You should be the judge of events, if you believe what the government tells you well and good, in a democratic system (yeah OK) we can vote people out of office.

What we all need to be very worried about is the rise and rise of the 'adviser', who elected these people and how are they influencing policy, ultimately ordinary people have no power at all, as they are in the dark by default, lies, and more lies.

[Borg Warner]

Trust no one.

Believe nothing.

Question everything.

Especially policians, journalists and estate agents.

[mileshawk56]

Dont forget solicitors and barristers. Chris.S.

[MSS]

Originally Posted by Borg Warner

Trust no one.

Believe nothing.

Question everything.

Especially policians, journalists and estate agents.

I would add:

Bemoan nothing and no-one.

Hate all and everything.

This would complete the key qualities needed for for personal contentment.

[wraymond]

That sounds like an application to join a Straw Man club. Hear nowt, say nowt, believe nowt.